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Inspiring video of a guy in Harrisburg PA who was upset at the blatant disregard for election law by officials in his state. He decided to organize a spur of the moment rally and not only did a crowd show up but a few big names, too. Well done!
Or showing how naive he is. Cop harassment is real, cops instigating riots and tactics like Kettering are real.
To believe cops can do no wrong and never questioning authority is naive.
Cops are like everyone else, they make mistakes. I just don't paint "cops" with a broad brush. Cops enforcing the law is real. Those being charged with breaking the law never think the cops are right. Naivety only comes into play when you think laws don't apply to you.
The problem is cops are part of a system that is meant to protect, but they mostly protect the bad ones from any consequences.
Why do you say that? Protecting the 'bad ones from any consequences'' seems the role of prosecutors who won't file charges, revolving door justice system that puts criminals back on the street soon after they are arrested. What 'protection' from consequences are you speaking of?
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They have the power ant authority to do so, everyone else is just at the mercy of one of them if they just so happen to have a bad day.
Same can be said of your boss, the cook in the restaurant you've chosen, the guy driving next to you, the clerk at the DMV, etc.
You have ways of fighting this, just not by resistance. If you feel you have been wronged, you can file a complaint with the proper authorities. With body cams becoming the norm in many police depts., there has never been more scrutiny of police actions than today (not a bad thing). Is it the best system....probably not. The system can work for you, but not if you fight it. I personally haven't been stopped by a cop over the last 30 years.
Inspiring video of a guy in Harrisburg PA who was upset at the blatant disregard for election law by officials in his state. He decided to organize a spur of the moment rally and not only did a crowd show up but a few big names, too. Well done!
So are they protesting to keep counting? Or to stop counting?
Here's a radical idea for you conservatives: how about we count all the votes that were legitimately cast, mail-in and in-person, and just let the chips fall where they may? As opposed to trying to manufacture an outcome favorable to Donald Trump. Just a thought you "lovers of the Constitution" should consider. We actually used to do it this way, and it worked out pretty well.
So are they protesting to keep counting? Or to stop counting?
Here's a radical idea for you conservatives: how about we count all the votes that were legitimately cast, mail-in and in-person, and just let the chips fall where they may? As opposed to trying to manufacture an outcome favorable to Donald Trump. Just a thought you "lovers of the Constitution" should consider. We actually used to do it this way, and it worked out pretty well.
No burning, looting, and murdering? Wait...my mistake. This is not the DNC.
Now you made me laugh thank you I needed that.
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