Kokuten Wrote:Who should be a millionaire, and go to sleep every night after wiping his feet on a cop-hide rug, after he does some time in prison for reckless endangerment.
Don't recall his name, but that does sound about right. As I said he deserved more than just the ticket he got, but having a gun waved in his face like that is at the line, having it done by a plainclothes cop in an unmarked car pushes it over the line. Doing that while there is a marked car right behind him means even more that the unmarked cop shouldn't have gotten involved.
Having his house raided and his stuff seized after he posted a video of it on youtube (which to his credit includes the recklessness, I just can't find the video on short notice.) is way way way beyond what is reasonable.
It's not the only case of the police pulling stuff like that, but it's one that is on video and made the news.
To be fair I spent a lot of my time in MD in PG county, which is the bad part of Maryland pretty much, so stories about police brutality where not that uncommon. Neither was incompetence, such as the case where the police would take an hour or so to respond to a robbery right in front of the police station.
There is also the fact that after riots the police apologizes for using excessive force and a lot of black students are injured, and usually one or two of them are hospitalized. Granted the students are idiots for rioting and should be giving a stern talking to or kicked out of the school, and they should definitely pay for all the damage that they cause, but in general that should not include beatings that necessitate they go to the hospital.
E: "Did they... did they just endorse the combination of the JSDF and US Army by showing them as two lesbian lolicons moving in together and holding hands and talking about how 'intimate' they were?"
B: "Have you forgotten so soon? They're phasing out Don't Ask, Don't Tell."