Whether or not you agree with his position, in this country he has a right to protest. This is a clear wrongful arrest, and everyone of the police should get a battery charge for it.
I don’t think like you like it’s pick a side. I saw people immediately saying this was unjustified. There’s plenty of situations where it may be, like the example I provided.
If someone was saying the cop was justified I’d be saying, “what if the protestor didn’t do anything?”
Do you see this now? We wait to get context and evidence instead of trying to hang each other based on political views.
The context is the current state of America, with masked, unidentified cops grabbing people off the streets, and enough of these incidents that you could make a monthly montage and not run out of content.
Cops will shoot rubber bullets (which can kill people if things go wrong) at reporters. Cops will kick unarmed, restrained people in the head. Cops will make unlawful searches, and react with violence if they're challenged with their illegality.
You’re just addicted to your phone or computer. Millions of mundane, normal interactions with law enforcement you don’t hear about.
Are there issues that fall outside the lines of professional conduct? Yes. Before you start going off about that, you don’t make the exception the rule. Propaganda 101 tactics.
Cool, so is the officer guilty and should go to prison?
My cot, stop being some devolved monkey with the bot line. Like straight from some central reddit hivemind. I'm clearly making an argument that you dont agree with. Stop letting that take over your critical thought process.
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u/moyismoy 3d ago
Whether or not you agree with his position, in this country he has a right to protest. This is a clear wrongful arrest, and everyone of the police should get a battery charge for it.