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Infinite_Loser · 11-18-2006, 06:55 PM

Once again, being tasered is absolutely no big deal-- Certainly not what he made it out to be. First of all, the cops have every right to forcibly remove someone from private property if they feel they have a legitimate reason to do so. I believe this'll be the third (Or is it the fourth?) time I've asked this question, but what would you have had the cops do given the situation? All I see are accusations but, as yet, no one has produced an alternative resolution which could have been used. Second of all, some people fail to realize that this entire situation could have been avoided if the student would have left when asked instead of being a deuchebag about it. Sorry, but people shouldn't be rewarded for idiocy.

The thing is that the cops had no way of knowing if the student was a danger or not. His failure to reveal his identity coupled with the fact that he was extremely insubordinate led to him being eventually tasered. Yeah. He got what was coming to him, plain and simple.

When driving to and from work I sometimes get stopped by the cops from time to time for no real reason. What do you think would happen to me if I refused to hand over any ID because I feel as if I'm being racially profiled or if I failed to comply with what the cop says (Up to a reasonable point, of course)? So why is it any different for this student?

11-18-2006, 06:55 PM	#48 (permalink)
Infinite_Loser Junkie Location: Lake Mary, FL	Once again, being tasered is absolutely no big deal-- Certainly not what he made it out to be. First of all, the cops have every right to forcibly remove someone from private property if they feel they have a legitimate reason to do so. I believe this'll be the third (Or is it the fourth?) time I've asked this question, but what would you have had the cops do given the situation? All I see are accusations but, as yet, no one has produced an alternative resolution which could have been used. Second of all, some people fail to realize that this entire situation could have been avoided if the student would have left when asked instead of being a deuchebag about it. Sorry, but people shouldn't be rewarded for idiocy. The thing is that the cops had no way of knowing if the student was a danger or not. His failure to reveal his identity coupled with the fact that he was extremely insubordinate led to him being eventually tasered. Yeah. He got what was coming to him, plain and simple. When driving to and from work I sometimes get stopped by the cops from time to time for no real reason. What do you think would happen to me if I refused to hand over any ID because I feel as if I'm being racially profiled or if I failed to comply with what the cop says (Up to a reasonable point, of course)? So why is it any different for this student? __________________ I believe in equality; Everyone is equally inferior to me. Last edited by Infinite_Loser; 11-18-2006 at 06:58 PM..