badgerx16

That was a short introduction to Eric Cartman, a character in South Park to whom you had been compared.

nettles

helix

There you are Sarnie, that's how the officers are generally found to be not culpable. Feel free to provide a reasoned response.

So where is your 'meaningful debate' response to Verbal's post ?

I think he means you like Cheesy Poofs, ( which BTW does NOT infer anything about your sexual orientation ), you insist on trying to bully people with the demand " Respect mah authoritah !", and always end an argument you are losing with the phrase "screw you guys, I'm going home". Probably also that you appear to be 8 years old.

They're Canada's Royal family as well, you do know that don't you. And I'm a life long republican, so couldn't give a rat's arse that somebody found a video showing Edward VIII, a known nazi sympathiser, playing such games.

All I want you to do is give an example of the sort of thing that might have happened to make the police feel they were justified in their actions. I'm not asking you to provide concrete proof, or the missing 'before' bit of the video. Surely that's not too difficult given the supposedly superior nature of your 'Canuck' brain ?

All the experts are saying the pich has absolutely 'no pace'.

I don't think they did, I think they took a defensive position in relation to the series, and asked for a 'dead' pitch. Unfortunately the side batting first would always have the advantage on that sort of surface, and the Aussies were always going to improve on Cardiff. Once they had blown the England bowlers away on the first day it became 'headology', and the England side have reverted to type.

This series is going to be 4-1 to the Oz.

A possible source for those images : http://www.hoax-slayer.com/muslim-protest-london.shtml "The photographs are genuine. The rally shown in the images took place in London on February 3, 2006 when some in the Muslim community gathered to protest against the publication of cartoons in the Danish press that were considered to be insulting to the Prophet Muhammad. Several protesters were later arrested. The protest was strongly condemned by some Muslim leaders."

I'm sure Sarnie will find ways to justify it all.

The irony is that they are the ones 'slandering' their religion with their jihadist interpretation. Surely that counts as incitement, and therefore they can be identified and prosecuted. If they are unhappy here they are free to leave for Syria or Sudan.

gaga

:lol:

Don't keep avoiding direct questions ; I asked you to speculate, to give us an example of what might have occurred in the 'before' to justify a death sentence for taking off his cap.

The guy stands at the side of the road; the Police order him to step forward away from the others in his group, he puts his hands on his head, ( presumably he is ordered to ), and then he lowers his arms, spreads them apart with his right palm open and facing forward, and his cap in his left hand. These movements are slow and clear, nothing masked, nothing in any way aggressive or threatening, and clearly he is unarmed. At this point he seems to be asking a cop on his right a question, and then 8 shots are fired. Give us an example of the sort of 'before' that justifies this, given the fact that the crime alleged, and of which he is innocent, is theft of a bike.

fry

Do you seriously think that there could be anything missing from that video that justifies him being killed ? If so, what sort of action could it be ?

Jan

You are correct, there is certainly a problem in any area where removing your hat, ( or turning your back on a cop, or being in a car that backfires, etc, etc ), is a capital offence.

Do you think the Police in that latest video were justified in their actions ? The video clearly shows that the only thing in the victim's hand was his hat, and he was not making any threatening moves, ( unless you think that the video fails to show the whole 'before and during ' ).

moorhen

Or to bail out bankers when they c()ck up their casino capitalism gambling with everybody else's money.