Racist cops caught on video (video) - Page 5

Blackthought · (#101 (**permalink**))

Sooofresh wrote:

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well well well Punjabi

so if the women was Mrs Shingita Patel and she was rushing down the motorway because she forgot to turn the oven off and risk burning the samosa and hence get a slapping session from her husband...................would you and your communtiy accept the tasa gun used on her?

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Too funny

Punjabi · (#102 (**permalink**))

Blackthought wrote:

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Sooofresh wrote:

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well well well Punjabi

so if the women was Mrs Shingita Patel and she was rushing down the motorway because she forgot to turn the oven off and risk burning the samosa and hence get a slapping session from her husband...................would you and your communtiy accept the tasa gun used on her?

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Too funny

Hilarious, 'cos it would never happen. Unlike what happened to your black sister. I do wonder whether you lot would be more comfortable with me supporting black oppression or black liberation. I start off with compassion and sympathy for victims and end up with a feeling that maybe you just can't get enough of the victim complex.

Maybe it's just to do with making less demands on yourself.

Burning Spear · (#103 (**permalink**))

Kunjufu wrote:

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Burning Spear wrote:

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Amazing that this view has gotten this much ..........attention.First its nearly a year old.

After viewing the complete video the motorist is lucky to be alive with her attitude.She resisted all attempts for her to exit the car onm her own.If she's cooperated at the beginning all she would have had was a ticket.

Both parties were wrong.The driver for ignoring an opfficers order to leave the car,and the officer for using force to remove her.As the above poster said, self preservation should always be paramount.

Totally agree with the above view with previsos, obviously the woman acted foolishly in not responding to repeated requests to exit the car.. However the PAID PROFFESSIONAL POLICE OFFICERS acted vexatiously in clearly using execessive force...

This is a no brainer as someone has already pointed out..

The officers were NOT in ANY danger..

The situation was NOT volitile..

The woman was not about to endanger herself..

Therefore I'm at a lost why SOME people still insist that the police acted reasonbly, it simply cannot be argued that the polices action were REASONABLE....and as I have already pointed out it is obviouse that they would not have gone to Bensonhurst or Beverly Hills and acted in the same manner..

So i'm puzzled as to why it is now deemed acceptable for BLACK people to accept this level of professional policing..can someone answer me this question please

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To be honest Kunjufu,

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I think this sister may get paid if she's sued the district where this occured.At least she's alive to tell the tale.Many black Americans on the receiving end of police brutality are not.

Buda · (#104 (**permalink**))

The thing that really bothers me is when she is on the ground and they keep tasing her. My friend has been tased and tells me that it is very difficult to move after you are tased. And they are screaming at her "turn onto your back" but she cannot move and she tries to tell them "I cant.." Then they tase her again, thats wrong man. I can feel my blood boil when I continue to think about it...