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dyna mo 04-22-2013 02:53 PM

this way!

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2013 04-22-2013 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19591804)

pretty sheep

DWB 04-22-2013 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19591796)

I found what is allegedly the source of the milk photo. If what they say is true then he did indeed get milk for a family who had a 16 month old baby. No idea where he found it, but he did, says the original story on reddit.

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Originally Posted by Supz (Post 19591800)
I would do anything to help the authorities catch a terrorist on the loose. I dont care about them doing their job. If I had a guy in the vicinity of my house that might have a bomb on them. You can check my place. And for all you people who are talking shit like that isnt the case. When these swat teams come to your door and ask to check because a bomber is on the loose in your neighborhood. You would shit bricks and let them in. You wouldnt do shit else. Just a bunch of big mouths on a message board. You'de take pictures and post them on your instagram and twitter just like everyone else.

Pussies.

I actually had police come to my house before while chasing someone (about 10 years ago). They asked if they could come in and told me why they wanted to come in, I stepped aside and let them come in. They didn't threaten me, pull guns on me, make me put up my hands or toss me to the ground. They were just sweeping the area and I clearly didn't match the description of the guy they were after, so they just had me stay put in the foyer. They were nice and I was nice back.

Jel 04-22-2013 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Supz (Post 19591800)
I would do anything to help the authorities catch a terrorist on the loose. I dont care about them doing their job. If I had a guy in the vicinity of my house that might have a bomb on them. You can check my place. And for all you people who are talking shit like that isnt the case. When these swat teams come to your door and ask to check because a bomber is on the loose in your neighborhood. You would shit bricks and let them in. You wouldnt do shit else. Just a bunch of big mouths on a message board. You'de take pictures and post them on your instagram and twitter just like everyone else.

Pussies.

are you a retard?

'ask to check' :1orglaugh

the whole fucking point is that you are ordered around and spoken to like a piece of shit - who is saying they wouldn't let them in? I'll tell you this much though - would I fuck keep my hands on my head - I'm too much of a stubborn idiotic prick who doesn't care about consequences until it's way too late, to allow myself to be treated like that. One of my many downfalls.

Jel 04-22-2013 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19591815)
I actually had police come to my house before while chasing someone (about 10 years ago). They asked if they could come in and told me why they wanted to come in, I stepped aside and let them come in. They didn't threaten me, pull guns on me, make me put up my hands or toss me to the ground. They were just sweeping the area and I clearly didn't match the description of the guy they were after, so they just had me stay put in the foyer. They were nice and I was nice back.

Had the same thing 2 years ago with a knock on my door where they were after some guy who may have made it into my back garden. Copper wasn't a jacked up idiot barking shit around which helped, I'd heard the sirens in my turning and saw through the window the activity and it was all cool - saw him heading towards my door and knew he'd be asking for access to my garden, and had no problem with that whatsoever.

purecane 04-22-2013 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 19591494)
that would be a federal crime and you would then go to prison.

sometime it doesn't pay being a kook..

'uku head...........

epitome 04-22-2013 03:12 PM

So there must be videos of them doing this to many, many, many houses and not the one house in the same neighborhood the bomber was found that keeps circulating? Where are they?

People talk about the media selectively trying to make a point and then turn around and do it themselves and see no irony.

People like to talk about the proof... where is the proof that they did not receive some kind of tip about that house?

epitome 04-22-2013 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 19591833)
Had the same thing 2 years ago with a knock on my door where they were after some guy who may have made it into my back garden. Copper wasn't a jacked up idiot barking shit around which helped, I'd heard the sirens in my turning and saw through the window the activity and it was all cool - saw him heading towards my door and knew he'd be asking for access to my garden, and had no problem with that whatsoever.

Yeah, back in '06 or so they were looking for someone that got away and I opened my front door and a huge cloud from smoking weed rolled out into their faces. They knew what was up. They didn't care, they had something more important going on. Would have been two very easy arrests though to "make numbers" like everybody claims.

In Boston they were looking for a suspected domestic terrorist. Much more important than anything going on in your house, unless the guy was in your house.

People act like the police are some big, bad animal when many are just like us. The "militarization" that you see is for protection. They got billions in federal grants after 9/11 and wanted to beef up and look like military boys... that's more of a procurement issue than anything. They don't roll down the street each day like that; they use it to protect themselves when there is a perceived threat.

If anyone bothered to read Top Secret America, the project by the Washington Post in 2010, you would have learned that most of these billions were wasted on toys they bring out for parades. State fusion centers have nothing to do and spend their time trolling for illegal craigslist ads. That's what happens when you give people tens of billions to spend without oversight.

TheFootMan5 04-22-2013 03:20 PM

This is not okay at all...how is it even debatable?

Robbie 04-22-2013 03:24 PM

That is as disgusting and anti-American piece of "police work" as I've ever seen.

I can't believe that people say that is "okay".

Definitely not the country I grew up in. That video looks like it could have been shot in 1950's Soviet Union.

d-null 04-22-2013 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by candyflip (Post 19591531)
..... 9,000 cops......

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:error

bronco67 04-22-2013 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by nexcom28 (Post 19591724)
:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Those cops have been waiting all there life for this moment and they know it will only happen once. They are acting out like it's a fucking movie.

But no, it's not ok.

I was thinking something like that too. Like how my dog watches me eat a pizza and drools. If I gave him a slice of pizza he'd go apeshit on it.

dyna mo 04-22-2013 03:47 PM


Jel 04-22-2013 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 19591916)
I was thinking something like that too. Like how my dog watches me eat a pizza and drools. If I gave him a slice of pizza he'd go apeshit on it.

:1orglaugh lol, that's about the size of it :thumbsup

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude 04-22-2013 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by purecane73 (Post 19591747)

those cheering citizens are sheep, and apparently so are you..

Says the guy who claims he would provide shelter to and harbor a suspected terrorist. :1orglaugh

Me, a sheep? If you only knew me... :winkwink:

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TheFootMan5 04-22-2013 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude (Post 19591944)
Says the guy who claims he would provide shelter to and harbor a suspected terrorist. :1orglaugh

Me, a sheep? If you only knew me... :winkwink:

http://www.ohmagif.com/wp-content/up...need-to-go.gif

:stoned

ADG

You are using a play on words and are completely brainwashed...anyone who lives with a military member, is essentially harboring a "terrorist"...

Supz 04-22-2013 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 19591823)
are you a retard?

'ask to check' :1orglaugh

the whole fucking point is that you are ordered around and spoken to like a piece of shit - who is saying they wouldn't let them in? I'll tell you this much though - would I fuck keep my hands on my head - I'm too much of a stubborn idiotic prick who doesn't care about consequences until it's way too late, to allow myself to be treated like that. One of my many downfalls.

Yea. Because you were there. Your a fucking idiot. Yea, the people are taking pictures with their hands on their head you fucking tool. Get a fucking clue.

You were there, you don't know what happened. You are making shit up just like the rest of the morons on this board. Unless your house is in Watertown and you were one of the people. Then shut the fuck up.

I am not sure whats with the internet and making people into liars and tough guys. Its an amazing thing..

JP-pornshooter 04-22-2013 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19591726)
So you seriously have no problem with you and your family (wife, kids, elderly parents) being taken out of your house, barked at, hands in the air, guns pointed at you, and then patted down like a criminal, all while they look for someone else who isn't even in your house?

i didnt really follow this event, all i heard was that Boston was in "lock down", does that equate to "martial law"? Martial law would be a situation where I would expect this type of actions, like it or not.


Personally I would hate to be treated like that, really really hate it..

dyna mo 04-22-2013 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter (Post 19591976)
i didnt really follow this event, all i heard was that Boston was in "lock down", does that equate to "martial law"? Martial law would be a situation where I would expect this type of actions, like it or not.


Personally I would hate to be treated like that, really really hate it..

i think it was martial law. which, like you, i think is fine. i understand we have martial law in place for a reason. to me, it speaks volumes that those people are otr reacting like they did during and after and it appears things have returned to normal there and everyone is going about their business as before.

if this was a test of martial law, it appears at this point that watertown passed.

i'm more concerned with socal and lapd shooting random trucks and burning the perpetrator down in a cabin in *search* for c. dorner.



where's everybody on that?


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baddog 04-22-2013 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19591780)
The home owner knows if someone is in his house or not, making that sort of treatment that much more abusive.

Not necessarily and what if the suspect is in there with the guy's wife or kid and tells him to "make them go away or else?"

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 19591823)
are you a retard?

Well, they say it takes one to know one.

Jel 04-22-2013 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Supz (Post 19591961)
Yea. Because you were there. Your a fucking idiot. Yea, the people are taking pictures with their hands on their head you fucking tool. Get a fucking clue.

You were there, you don't know what happened. You are making shit up just like the rest of the morons on this board. Unless your house is in Watertown and you were one of the people. Then shut the fuck up.

I am not sure whats with the internet and making people into liars and tough guys. Its an amazing thing..

what are you talking about, about the people are taking pictures with their hands on their heads?

I'm commenting on the video of the way those police are acting - how are you not understanding that? Do you even know what this thread is about? Are you high and/or drunk? What am I making up?

I'm a liar and/or tough guy how?

I was there, so I don't know what happened?

Christ, such a fucked up post I'm not even sure why I responded...

DWB 04-22-2013 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19591924)

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh Man, I need to watch that again. Haven't seen that in a few years. Epic scene. Very appropriate.

Jel 04-22-2013 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19592010)
Not necessarily and what if the suspect is in there with the guy's wife or kid and tells him to "make them go away or else?"



Well, they say it takes one to know one.

Shouting at people, treating them like shit, and acting like rambo helps that specific scenario how?

And do they? Good job I didn't say you were one then, and merely asked instead.

_Richard_ 04-22-2013 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude (Post 19591542)
Harboring/supporting a suspected terrorist...good to know whose side the nutters are on. :helpme

http://dash.ponychan.net/chan/files/...2661271044.gif

As for the door-by-door search, the police were involved in the pursuit of some armed and extremely dangerous individuals, that allegedly perpetrated a cowardly and horrific assault on innocent civilians, killed a cop, and engaged the police in a fierce firefight the night before.

I guess the police were just supposed to nicely knock on the door, and when purecane73 answers the door and tells them no terrorists are present, they should just skip along to the next potential hiding spot, being careful not to offend anyone in the process. :upsidedow

The people that feel this was an invasion of their Constitutional rights should sue the police if they feel that their rights were violated, or they could have just used their 2nd amendment firearms to try and keep the police out (no doubt that's what a warrior like Alex Jone would have done), although I doubt that would have turned out very well either.

There was a recent high-profile kidnaping/disappearance of a teen girl in my region, and the police engaged in a door-to-door search, and although I was not happy at all to let the police in, the detectives were polite, looked around, saw that it was all clear and politely left. While inside, they could not help but notice my cannabis vaporizer and cannabis. I mentioned that I have a doctor issued medical marijuana card and they said that they didn't really care about that. It's been close to a year since that visit, and I've had no other visits from the police. I am satisfied that they were just doing their job (although the body of the girl has never been recovered, police are treating it now as a homicide, and have a suspect in jail awaiting trial).

While we armchair debate the issue, and possibly some lawsuits are filed, I believe that the residents of Watertown and the greater Boston area are overall pleased with the law enforcement effort to stop and apprehend two very dangerous individuals.

Or maybe these cheering citizens are just government operatives:



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ADG

while we arm chair debate?

why do we have any laws at all? why was there these fine laws saying 'police are unable to enter a residence without a warrant'?

obviously the logic of 'if you have nothing to hide' applied just the same when the law was written as it does today

if it was so important, why does the law exist.

pimpmaster9000 04-22-2013 04:30 PM

what pussies LOL

the police should do their job with courage and honor...if they are after somebody who is dangerous this does not mean they can act like highly armed pussies in armor and with air support...

i like the police, I really do, but you have to have balls or GTFO...

also I am disappointed by some americans how pussy they have become...one 19 year old boy and shit gets gestapo...fucking media frenzy and their pussy ass coward audience...seriously a guy with a pressure cooker and you send 30K cops? :1orglaugh

they have conditioned you to live in FEAR...you fear the DANGER :1orglaugh

DWB 04-22-2013 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19592010)
Not necessarily and what if the suspect is in there with the guy's wife or kid and tells him to "make them go away or else?"

Again, from the home occupants perspective.

The people in the house know if they are being held hostage or not, or if they are harboring a fugitive or not. And if the answer to both is NO, then being treated in that manner is still apparently OK for many people.

My comment has nothing to do with the police perspective or what they could be thinking.

The question is: Do you the home occupant, think it is OK to have yourself and family (kids, wife, elderly parents) treated in that manner, if you have done nothing wrong, are not hiding the suspect inside your house, and are not being held hostage by the suspect?

DWB 04-22-2013 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 19592036)

the police should do their job with courage and honor...if they are after somebody who is dangerous this does not mean they can act like highly armed pussies in armor and with air support...
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I think you nailed it there. You can be on high alert and still have honor and compassion. You don't have to be an asshole just because you can.

It goes back to the whole idea of respect being earned, not given. It's just impossible to have any respect for abusive assholes. Seeing them be dicks just makes many people dislike them that much more. The military gear doesn't help much either. It is very intimidating, which obviously is the point. What happened to good old fashioned police uniforms?

The show of overwhelming force in full combat fatigues is also something that rubs me the wrong way. That is how you go to war, not deal with innocent American citizens in their own home. It's just too intimidating and really sends out the wrong message for Americans. As posted above in the Blues Brother clip, it was funny then and absurd to think about. But now it's reality. :1orglaugh

d-null 04-22-2013 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19592042)
Again, from the home occupants perspective.

The people in the house know if they are being held hostage or not, or if they are harboring a fugitive or not. And if the answer to both is NO, then being treated in that manner is still apparently OK for many people.

My comment has nothing to do with the police perspective or what they could be thinking.

The question is: Do you the home occupant, think it is OK to have yourself and family (kids, wife, elderly parents) treated in that manner, if you have done nothing wrong, are not hiding the suspect inside your house, and are not being held hostage by the suspect?

I wonder what the result of these types of searches happening if the police happened to notice some completely unrelated crime in one of the houses, say a pot plant growing or something, would they turn a blind eye to it because of the circumstances? or would it be written up in some report and the people get busted later or watched etc?

DWB 04-22-2013 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by d-null (Post 19592077)
I wonder what the result of these types of searches happening if the police happened to notice some completely unrelated crime in one of the houses, say a pot plant growing or something, would they turn a blind eye to it because of the circumstances? or would it be written up in some report and the people get busted later or watched etc?

Good question.

I wonder if any of these people will be visited again or looked into after something noticed in their home. I can't fathom the nerves of the attic hydro grower when he saw the troops going door to door. :1orglaugh You KNOW someone in at least one of those houses is growing.

dyna mo 04-22-2013 05:00 PM

i just watched the entire video clip again, in full screen, like the 1st time, so 3x total.

1st thing, they didn't shoot the dog. :-) we've all heard too many of those stories.

next, i'm really trying to see where this particular crew got so far out of hand. is it where the one guy lifts back up the 1st guy's arms over his head? because after that is just the authorities letting each one of them run down the sidewalk to the safe area, just like the high schoolers running out of columbine. if someone has some specific timepoints they can point out, i'd take a gander.

since this video is in the public domain, it makes sense that the authorities would be forced to confront it and handle it if it's deemed this outfit acted billigerently.

d-null 04-22-2013 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19592088)
Good question.

I wonder if any of these people will be visited again or looked into after something noticed in their home. I can't fathom the nerves of the attic hydro grower when he saw the troops going door to door. :1orglaugh You KNOW someone in at least one of those houses is growing.

and that is part of the issue when people seem to say that they don't mind giving up their rights and privacy if it helps keep things nice and safe.... all laws are not just

dyna mo 04-22-2013 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by d-null (Post 19592106)
and that is part of the issue when people seem to say that they don't mind giving up their rights and privacy if it helps keep things nice and safe.... all laws are not just

i hope it lies somewhere in-between seeing some weed on the table and finding a head in jeffery dahmer's freezer.

theking 04-22-2013 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 19592028)
while we arm chair debate?

why do we have any laws at all? why was there these fine laws saying 'police are unable to enter a residence without a warrant'?

obviously the logic of 'if you have nothing to hide' applied just the same when the law was written as it does today

if it was so important, why does the law exist.

There are logical and legal circumstances that the Police do not have to have a search warrant...according to the court.

mikesouth 04-22-2013 06:28 PM

I have a big problem with it.

and it all comes down to the fact that once the government starts to usurp your constitutional rights they dont stop until its gone, and at that point the only way to get it back is at the barrel of a gun.

No knock warrants and warrant less searches are a bad idea, yesterday it was in the name of drugs, today its in the name of terrorism, now they add DUI where does it stop?

Is it not better to let a dui suspect or delay catching this kid a day or two or even a week or two than it is to have the constitution trampled by Jack booted thugs and cabbies with guns?

Is the so called security you are getting worth the price you are paying?

The fourth amendment makes it hard to prosecute a criminal FOR A REASON...It should always be hard to deprive someone of their life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.

I am glad they got the two asshats but I am not at all happy with how they went about it. In the end The FBI and the Boston PD did more to abolish freedom than the terroists did.

DWB 04-22-2013 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19592102)
i just watched the entire video clip again, in full screen, like the 1st time, so 3x total.

1st thing, they didn't shoot the dog. :-) we've all heard too many of those stories.

next, i'm really trying to see where this particular crew got so far out of hand. is it where the one guy lifts back up the 1st guy's arms over his head? because after that is just the authorities letting each one of them run down the sidewalk to the safe area, just like the high schoolers running out of columbine. if someone has some specific timepoints they can point out, i'd take a gander.

since this video is in the public domain, it makes sense that the authorities would be forced to confront it and handle it if it's deemed this outfit acted billigerently.

For me, the entire issue is having guns pointed at them, forced from their home, told to put their hands over their head, yelling at one of them, then patted them down like they were suspects, and the overall aggressive attitude.

Those people were clearly not the suspect. They were in their home minding their own business and got pulled out like that. Maybe this is the only house this happened to, or many 100s had this happen, we don't know, but I can't help but think how terrifying this would be for children.

In contrast to how you see other videos where the police are friendly, not barking, not patting people down, this one really looks bad. No one who is not a criminal or suspect of a crime should ever have multiple guns pointed at them, forced out of their home, yelled at, told to put their hands over the head, and then patted down for weapons. Of course it's possible they had a tip about this house, we can't rule anything out to be fair, but it does look like they were being treated poorly for no reason.

Why not a normal knock on the door (not a fist pound), an officer kindly explains the situation, asks them to please step outside while they do a quick search, and then that is that. No need to treat them like they did something wrong or are even suspected of doing something wrong.

slapass 04-22-2013 06:37 PM

It is interesting that all that shit did nothing. It was a tip when a gy saw blood on his boat tarp. Where was this kid going to go? He is 19 and known. It was a matter of time.

purecane 04-22-2013 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude (Post 19591944)
Says the guy who claims he would provide shelter to and harbor a suspected terrorist. :1orglaugh

Me, a sheep? If you only knew me... :winkwink:

http://www.ohmagif.com/wp-content/up...need-to-go.gif

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ADG

in my hood, a snitch is a snitch. at least we all know who we should NOT turn to if we need help. thanx BRO. (wink) (wink)

baddog 04-22-2013 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19592042)
Again, from the home occupants perspective.

The people in the house know if they are being held hostage or not, or if they are harboring a fugitive or not. And if the answer to both is NO, then being treated in that manner is still apparently OK for many people.

My comment has nothing to do with the police perspective or what they could be thinking.

The question is: Do you the home occupant, think it is OK to have yourself and family (kids, wife, elderly parents) treated in that manner, if you have done nothing wrong, are not hiding the suspect inside your house, and are not being held hostage by the suspect?

Yeah, sometimes you have to look beyond the walls of your own home.

Relentless 04-22-2013 07:03 PM

Clips with no context are useless...

Watch a mushroom cloud from WWII with no context and you'd say wow that's overkill too.
Put it in context and the exact same video becomes a lot more reasonable.

TheFootMan5 04-22-2013 08:05 PM

I hope someone sues for violation of every right known to man


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