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Chilling video of McCain supporter arrested

WoundedWolfWoundedWolf Member Posts: 1,658 ✭✭✭✭✭
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vynzd9cpQRQ

I don't really subscribe to all the NWO/false-prophet stuff, but this video is chilling nonetheless.

-WoundedWolf

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    Tech141Tech141 Member Posts: 3,787 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Cops most likely saved that *'s life. Arresting him was not the 'rightfully legal' thing to do, but it probably is THE reason that guy was alive the next day. That crowd was gonna eat him alive.
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    RockatanskyRockatansky Member Posts: 11,175
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by Tech141
    Cops most likely saved that *'s life.


    It sounds like "we shot the patient to then save him from his wound". [xx(]
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    Jim RauJim Rau Member Posts: 3,550
    edited November -1
    Protective custody, not an arrest!!![;)]
    Yes, they probably saved him form those nice people. Who is going to save the rest of us from those nice people????[V]
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    n/an/a Member Posts: 168,427
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by Rockatansky
    quote:Originally posted by Tech141
    Cops most likely saved that *'s life.


    It sounds like "we shot the patient to then save him from his wound". [xx(]

    +2
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    HighballHighball Member Posts: 15,755
    edited November -1
    "We burned the compound down to save the children"....
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    WoundedWolfWoundedWolf Member Posts: 1,658 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Very telling. I guess we should put all of the law-abiding people in prison for their own protection.

    This country is ripe for the picking. The facist brainwashing has worked splendidly. Welcome to the death of Liberty.

    -WoundedWolf
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    Tech141Tech141 Member Posts: 3,787 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    FUNNY!! Hey, I'm ALL FOR some idiot to sacrifice hiself to the "Negro Gods", but those cops did that A-Hole a serious favor. He would have died that night if the cops hadn't interveened. Then his Equally-inbred family would have filed charges against the cops because they didn't protect their little in-bred progeny...

    One less dumb-assidiot that the cops have to account for...

    They saved that idiot's life...end of story.
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    chaosrobchaosrob Member Posts: 1,871 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    wow, these responses are hard to read. Land of the free, and home of the brave eh? Unbelievable. If the crowd became violent it should have been dealt with accordingly.

    You people seriously advocate the use of police powers against someone being peaceful, and performing a lawful act in public.

    Man do we deserve everything we are going to get
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    HighballHighball Member Posts: 15,755
    edited November -1
    Pretty clear on this thread those supporting Fascism/Socialism;

    Those that believe a free country is worth having.

    The line is pretty clear.

    Chaosrob;
    Begin to get the drift as to why I am blunt, abrasive, and abusive ?

    How long and how much are we to be forced to endure fools gladly ? How far down the sewer are we to be forced before we start calling folks what they ARE.... "enablers"....

    Aiding and ABETING the Beast in its drive to destroy all you hold dear ?
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    chaosrobchaosrob Member Posts: 1,871 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by Highball
    Pretty clear on this thread those supporting Fascism/Socialism;

    Those that believe a free country is worth having.

    The line is pretty clear.

    Chaosrob;
    Begin to get the drift as to why I am blunt, abrasive, and abusive ?

    How long and how much are we to be forced to endure fools gladly ? How far down the sewer are we to be forced before we start calling folks what they ARE.... "enablers"....

    Aiding and ABETING the Beast in its drive to destroy all you hold dear ?
    I have never had a problem with you Hb, matter of fact I sorta admire you.

    We went back and forth awhile back over the rally, but I believe we found out we were both on the same side at the end of the day.
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    HighballHighball Member Posts: 15,755
    edited November -1
    quote:chaosrob
    Member
    Thanks, Chaosrob;
    But don't waste much time on me. I am merely parroting the Founders. Not much of what I speak is orginal..it only sounds that way because we have a concerted effort from all sides to conceal, denigate, and demean everything that is American.
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    45long45long Member Posts: 642 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Speaking from a LE perspective, it is easier to remove one than to try and remove 2000. Or 20. Right or wrong. That's the fact of it.
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    chaosrobchaosrob Member Posts: 1,871 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    quote:Originally posted by 45long
    Speaking from a LE perspective, it is easier to remove one than to try and remove 2000. Or 20. Right or wrong. That's the fact of it.
    Fear has always been a great motivator for turncoats. Fear and money.

    A man is judged in the end based on his integrity, and character. The posts in this thread agreeing with the theft of individual rights for the "greater good" points to a person having neither.

    I guess it is ok to allow the rape of one to avoid the death of another, because that is exactly what happened to this guy, he was raped on video.

    SLeazy executive orders, socialist programs, liberty depriving legislation, trampling of our most sacred document, AND THE PLEDGE WE ALL TOOK IN SCHOOL mean NOTHING to some people.
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    KodiakkKodiakk Member Posts: 5,582
    edited November -1
    What's very disturbing to me about that video is the chanting. I don't see how another person could worship someone like that. There's folks that I like, but I wouldn't chant for anyone like that.
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    45long45long Member Posts: 642 ✭✭✭✭
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    Ok. I just watched the video. I wasn't able to get it at Work. First of all, it seemed a little set up on the part of the cameraman and the "victim". ie, the guy getting arrested. It was done to provoke a situation. Never a smart idea. The guy getting arrested is very lucky that he didn't get hurt. By either the other people at the rally, or by and over re-acting Officer. I thought at one point there was an officer that wanted to take it up a notch but remembered the camera and simply cuffed the guy. While I can understand the message of this video, I can not condone or support how it was done. If you want to Martyer,(SP?) something great. but pick you battles a little amrter than this. There was an idiot here that wanted to exercise his right to carry, in the open, an unloaded firearm. Then complained about how he was treated by responding officers. He's damn lucky someone didn't shoot him. Either a banger passin by or a rookie cop. SOme people don't think before they act. And that gives ALL pro-gun people a bad name.
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    chaosrobchaosrob Member Posts: 1,871 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    quote:Originally posted by 45long
    Ok. I just watched the video. I wasn't able to get it at Work. First of all, it seemed a little set up on the part of the cameraman and the "victim". ie, the guy getting arrested. It was done to provoke a situation. Never a smart idea. The guy getting arrested is very lucky that he didn't get hurt. By either the other people at the rally, or by and over re-acting Officer. I thought at one point there was an officer that wanted to take it up a notch but remembered the camera and simply cuffed the guy. While I can understand the message of this video, I can not condone or support how it was done. If you want to Martyer,(SP?) something great. but pick you battles a little amrter than this. There was an idiot here that wanted to exercise his right to carry, in the open, an unloaded firearm. Then complained about how he was treated by responding officers. He's damn lucky someone didn't shoot him. Either a banger passin by or a rookie cop. SOme people don't think before they act. And that gives ALL pro-gun people a bad name.


    I disagree. There is no wrong way to excercise a right that belongs to you. Putting limitations on how/why you can excercise your right to free speech is akin to the government telling you that your constitutional rights apply, but only under the situations they allow (happening everywhere already).

    The constitution was not designed as a "Convenience Manual" that only applies when our government wants it to, but guarantees our rights as long as we are citizens on this once great country.

    Using your theory women shouldn't be allowed to dress provocatively or they deserve to be raped, or a person should avoid an area with unsavory people to avoid confrontation.

    This line of thinking is what has created the urban blight we face. Look at our once great cities, we have turned them over to unsavory types running from the crime and attitude they bring with them instead of standing against them, and addressing the problem.

    Running and avoiding situations becaus of what MAY happen may work for some, but not all. I am free and will do what I want, when I want, how I want as long as I am within the letter of the law. It just depends on WHO's law you subscribe to.

    Bend but don't break, yield but resist. It is a responsibility of every citizen in this country to stand up for themselves when the situation presents itself. If you stand others will follow. I am sure that there is a time in the not too distant future when we will all have to stand together in support of one of our own, will you be there, or excuse yourself because the situation does not pass your litmus test?
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    45long45long Member Posts: 642 ✭✭✭✭
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    I agree with you to a point. Though your analogy of the woman that dress' provocativly doesn't quite fit. The woman in this case doesn't do it with the intent of causeing a sexual reaction. She dress' as she does to look nice. In her eyes and in the eyes of society, (her peers). Now. IF she decided to dress in a provocative manner and step into a a biker bar at 1:00 AM just because it's her right to do so......Thats another thing altogether. Thats just stupid. Same with this guy. With rights comes a certain amount of responsibility. Just because we have the RIGHT to so a thing doesn't allways mean we SHOULD do a thing. Each of us has a certain amount of personal responsibilty that needs to be excercised when going about our daily lives. And to intentionally provoke a situtation just because you can doesn't show anything but a serious lack of personal responsibility and judgement.
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    guitars11guitars11 Member Posts: 4 ✭✭
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    OK folks, this is not algebra. Assuming this recording wasn't staged, (1) Our "friend" here was obviously carrying a weapon or what appeared to be a weapon in a large and animated crowd. For that alone he could have been arrested. (2) Our "friend" was also encouraged by the cops to "just move along". He passed on that offer. Sadly (and stupidly), he pretty much asked to be arrested. (3) And, for the record, municipal law enforcement is not directed by the DC crowd anyways. But even if it were, these cops are working under the current administration, not the new one that the original commenter and others seem so worried about.

    For example, four years ago a Kerry supporter was arrested at a Bush rally in my home town by an officer who is a friend of mine. That individual was also given the chance to "just move along" and chose not to. My friend had a job to do: "Serve and Protect". That arrestee did not have to be detained either. That was their choice.

    You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know that the middle of a large, excited crowd is not really the best place to make a provocative political statement. How about writing a letter to the editor or just making sure you vote with your brains. We have known for a long time that the world isn't flat. Right?

    Cops have a different kind of job than the rest of us. They have responsibilities we can only fantasize about on TV or in the movies. Several years ago, the partner of another law enforcement friend of mine shot and killed a kid who pointed a gun at them. That gun was a toy. Who knew?

    Unless you have been there and done that, it's maybe best to just keep your mouth shut and your hands where we can all see them. As citizens of this fairly free society, it is real important that we keep in mind at all times that with that with freedom comes the responsibility to behave in a rationable and safe manner - whether you are wearing a gun or just a tee shirt. Remember, it's always loaded.
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    chaosrobchaosrob Member Posts: 1,871 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    quote:Originally posted by guitars11
    OK folks, this is not algebra. Assuming this recording wasn't staged, (1) Our "friend" here was obviously carrying a weapon or what appeared to be a weapon in a large and animated crowd. For that alone he could have been arrested. (2) Our "friend" was also encouraged by the cops to "just move along". He passed on that offer. Sadly (and stupidly), he pretty much asked to be arrested. (3) And, for the record, municipal law enforcement is not directed by the DC crowd anyways. But even if it were, these cops are working under the current administration, not the new one that the original commenter and others seem so worried about.

    For example, four years ago a Kerry supporter was arrested at a Bush rally in my home town by an officer who is a friend of mine. That individual was also given the chance to "just move along" and chose not to. My friend had a job to do: "Serve and Protect". That arrestee did not have to be detained either. That was their choice.

    You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know that the middle of a large, excited crowd is not really the best place to make a provocative political statement. How about writing a letter to the editor or just making sure you vote with your brains. We have known for a long time that the world isn't flat. Right?

    Cops have a different kind of job than the rest of us. They have responsibilities we can only fantasize about on TV or in the movies. Several years ago, the partner of another law enforcement friend of mine shot and killed a kid who pointed a gun at them. That gun was a toy. Who knew?

    Unless you have been there and done that, it's maybe best to just keep your mouth shut and your hands where we can all see them. As citizens of this fairly free society, it is real important that we keep in mind at all times that with that with freedom comes the responsibility to behave in a rationable and safe manner - whether you are wearing a gun or just a tee shirt. Remember, it's always loaded.

    be a good lil servant and move along. Nothing to see here. what a joke.
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    HighballHighball Member Posts: 15,755
    edited November -1
    quote:Unless you have been there and done that, it's maybe best to just keep your mouth shut and your hands where we can all see them. As citizens of this fairly free society, it is real important that we keep in mind at all times that with that with freedom comes the responsibility to behave in a rationable and safe manner - whether you are wearing a gun or just a tee shirt. Remember, it's always loaded.

    Unfortunately, main thrust of message lost.

    I fully understand the reasoning, Pickenup.
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    Hunter MagHunter Mag Member Posts: 6,611 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Is that video supposed to be part of a civilized society?
    Please don't say it's so...[:(]
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