The video Copwatch and BARF anarchists tried to cover up...

[maxandgrinch]

Texas police officer actually saves a choking motorist during traffic stop



youtu.be/84As09A00HE


This dramatic dash cam video suggests the police are probably not part of a giant conspiracy to keep poor, uneducated, downtrodden, and others who are generally have no faith in themselves to keep them poor.

Suggesting the police are here to inflict a master plan to take away all rights is subversive.

We need judges to force police departments to show these videos - who cares about the privacy of the people involved, liability of the police department and the financial stability of the entire county, and the fact that terrorists can collect data and learn police procedures which they could leverage to their advantage from inside the vehicles of proud union members.

Why are Copwatch activists, communists, ISIS, anarchists, vegans, and a small collection of BARFers so intent on sharing 'man bites dog,' stories filled with insightful quotes:

If they weren't enforcing the traffic laws about cell phones, that lady wouldn't have choked.

What the fuck are you talking about? That poor woman... that poor SLUT choked herself. Come on dude, the article said so.

What about the bank robbery that was happening across town at the same time? Thieves are everywhere, and that woman was just driving and talking on her phone and eating some biscuits, then they had to scare her so she choked?.

Worry about bank fees, worry about Comcast and their monopoly that teaches kids to believe that someday they'll all be millionaires and movie stars and rock stars, worry about churches and their tax free status while they buy more and more property, worry about what is in you next hot dog......

 

[Elmer Gantry]

Classic^^

Straw Man
Full:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man

A straw man is a common form of argument and is an informal fallacy based on giving the impression of refuting an opponent's argument, while actually refuting an argument which was not advanced by that opponent.

When something like the Gardena shooting is irrefutable, out comes the "straw man" construct.

 

[renxianqiclone]

It's great to see the LEOs living up to the motto "protect and serve". Be that as it may, the "blue wall of silence" does a huge disservice to the public's trust and perception of these officers.

 

[lefty]

Classic^^

Straw Man
Full:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man



When something like the Gardena shooting is irrefutable, out comes the "straw man" construct.

:hail:hail

 

[kevin 714]

Classic^^

Straw Man
Full:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man



When something like the Gardena shooting is irrefutable, out comes the "straw man" construct.

Gotta hand it to Elmer here, he's right on the money

 

[teg916]

Classic^^

You don't know Jack
Full:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Don't_Know_Jack_(video_game_series)

"That's a Fact, Jack!"

 

[SFSV650]

Op, who are those folks you're quoting in them there quote boxes? I don't see an attribution.

Good on the officer for saving that woman from choking.

One more time for those in the cheap seats: taking issue with the actions of specific officers in specific situations, and with a culture which protects those officers from consequences at the expense of justice and public safety, if present in said situation, is a looooooooong way from hating or even disapproving of the law enforcement community as a concept or as individuals.

 

[CocoLoco]

Op, who are those folks you're quoting in them there quote boxes? I don't see an attribution.

Good on the officer for saving that woman from choking.

One more time for those in the cheap seats: taking issue with the actions of specific officers in specific situations, and with a culture which protects those officers from consequences at the expense of justice and public safety, if present in said situation, is a looooooooong way from hating or even disapproving of the law enforcement community as a concept or as individuals.

:thumbup

 

[sanjuro]

... by stepping on the back of the suspect's neck?

 

[Eldritch]

Gotta hand it to Elmer here, he's right on the money

No, no one should ever hand him anything. He is a commie, all he wants is hand outs. :laughing

 

[tuxumino]

it's good that he performed the Heimlich successfully but he should have put in the "coma" position on her side in case she vomited.

 

[Elmer Gantry]

No, no one should ever hand him anything. He is a commie, all he wants is hand outs. :laughing

Another one ^^

You're doing the same thing as the OP.

 

[budman]

Op, who are those folks you're quoting in them there quote boxes? I don't see an attribution.

Good on the officer for saving that woman from choking.

One more time for those in the cheap seats: taking issue with the actions of specific officers in specific situations, and with a culture which protects those officers from consequences at the expense of justice and public safety, if present in said situation, is a looooooooong way from hating or even disapproving of the law enforcement community as a concept or as individuals.

Indeed. I see no straw man here. Just pointing out the good happens too.