steve says:

i fully commend the cops actions

amodedoma says:

F_ck the police…

tcc3 says:

This thread is truly frightening. If the supporters of that kick represent a common public opinion, then the rule of law is dead. And America with it.

They don’t have to subjugate us – we’ll gladly do it to ourselves.

Try living in America without cops says:

Allegedly media shows only the part that makes it look like the cops are the bad guy cuz that’s what sells. They replay this part of the kick in the head ten thousand times. Too bad they don’t have footage of what the cops see every day and know this alleged gang member did to many innocent folk in the community. Remember these alleged crooks “gang bang” hitting each other in the heads, kicking, and stabbing, etc. all the time for fun. Really, it’s allegedly nothing in context.

el.queso says:

I’m sure those cop apologiest here are all for paying the law suits awarded to victims of police brutality.

That cop doesn’t deserve to get fired, he should get a bullet in the head.

Rabble Rouser says:

Welcome to the Police States of America, where the police don’t have to obey the law, because they ARE the law.

(I ought to write a macro for that)

JimR says:

#6 Faxon, and Jopa, your mindset is destructive to a civilized society. Unfortunately, the reasoned responses from noname, smartalix will never make sense to you because somewhere along the way your faculty for reason has already been compromised… as is evident in most of your previous posts on other topics. I can only hope that you are in a minority… or the USA is f*cked.

grog says:

p.s. come driving like that through my kid-filled neighborhood and i might kick you in the head myself.

JimR says:

Re: #55, grog, that kid is representative of the failed society you live in. Would you rather have the solution be the satisfaction of kicking the shit out of a kid on a joyride who luckily didn’t kill anyone, or would you rather that kid, and others like him, have previous guidance from a very young age to reduce the number of such incidences? Kicking that kid as punishment is destructive to you and everyone else. It just compounds the failures that led him to do that in the first place. Sure, he should be punished… there has to be consequences, but once you have anyone doling out punishment as they see fit… you are screwed. … You back into my car by mistake and I shoot you because you knocked my newborn out of her seat and I think you did it on purpose because, etc., etc…. is that what you want?

Raising kids properly should be a group effort throughout society, just like health care and education should be. As those kinds of societal glues get more and more fragmented, your “society” simply falls apart.

brm says:

#37:

“If the punk hat hurt your family member then you should be the one deciding punishment.”

I’d probably kill him. Which is why I shouldn’t be the one deciding punishment.