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So far it's mainly been you, Omaha, I was however referring to the people who posted the video, some previous statements in the thread as well as comments made on youtube and conversations on the topic with friends.
You say the Cops did nothing wrong, that's your opinion, I say they were out of line, and that kind of behavior does nothing but degrade police officers reputation in the general public.
You might not agree with it, and you don't have to, but I'll certainly do my part in creating a society for my children where they're not restrained by the police for having what they believe to be harmless fun.
So far it's mainly been you, Omaha, I was however referring to the people who posted the video, some previous statements in the thread as well as comments made on youtube and conversations on the topic with friends.
You say the Cops did nothing wrong, that's your opinion, I say they were out of line, and that kind of behavior does nothing but degrade police officers reputation in the general public.
You might not agree with it, and you don't have to, but I'll certainly do my part in creating a society for my children where they're not restrained by the police for having what they believe to be harmless fun.
And I raised my three children to not be disrespectful, spoiled punks. My children were not taught that they could do any stupid thing they wanted to do, regardless of whether or not it was legal, or how it might affect other people. My children were also taught that if they were in trouble with the law, they were not getting bailed out by Sugar Daddy.
And guess what? My kids are doing great.
You might think about taking that sort of responsibility seriously if/when you have kids of your own.
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