Thread: A Growing Threat

All I know is - if I was an almighty Senator of the United States of America - I would NOT have allowed that staged to event have continued. I would of had it stopped immediately, not stand by violence and not just stand there like a stupid, helpless elected offical, by-stander. I don't buy that. I was born at night but not last night baby.

You guys are right!! I just watched it again. I have to admit that the first time I watched it, it was looking over someone's shoulder at a computer, and the second time it was without the sound.

My first impression was that he was a real wierdo......but I didn't realize that he had brought up the Scull and Bones Society!!!

I was trying to hear what John Kerry said. Yea, I think my perception of this could be wrong.

I'm going to watch it AGAIN.

The candidates for President of the United States raise their hand and receive a few minutes to make their case in assemblies yet a student with an axe to grind gets unlimited time?
Kerry did ask to respond to the question.
The taser use on an individual subdued by multiple officers was criminal.

Originally Posted by loservillelabor

The candidates for President of the United States raise their hand and receive a few minutes to make their case in assemblies yet a student with an axe to grind gets unlimited time?
Kerry did ask to respond to the question.
The taser use on an individual subdued by multiple officers was criminal.

Kerry's speach lasted 2 hours and if anyone has listened to Kerry talk for two hours it is BORING to say the least. Patiently, people sat and listened to Kerry hmhmhmhmhmhmmhhmhmm on and on. Then when it was time to ask questions - all hell breaks loose in a public forum.

I heard Kerry meakly say "let me answer the questions" but the situation turned into caos. Again...if an almighty United States Senator can not control or stop a situation like that, he does not deserve to be a Senator and should just go golfing with his globalist friends. My goal is to go after the bigger goons like Kerry and get their lousy butts out office.

That student was to show us how we will be treated if we speak out.

All the crowd cheered...uuuuggggggggggggg

Well, one thing I disagree with is that they weren't necessarily arresting him at the beginning, they were just escorting him out and he fought back and started yelling.

Hmmm. This is wierd. I think he was trying to make a point and he wanted this to happen. (MAYBE and even probably)

It's great he brought up Scull and Bones though!!

It didn't really look like police brutality to me because they didn't start to do all that until he started fighting back.

SO wierd.....John Kerry kept talking. I definitely think he shouldn't have been escorted out JUST for bringing up Scull and Bones!!!

(If that was why. Also WHO told him to get out....John Kerry? )

It's a strange case and we need to get to the bottom of it. THAT'S FOR SURE.

The guy seemed like he WAS trying to make a point, Americanpatriot, I agree with you on that.

He was yelling that he was being arrested.....and at first I don't think he was being arrested. Definitely if he had calmed down and THEN if they arrested him......I just don't know.

You guys are pretty smart though and I respect your opinions, so I'm keeping an opened mind about being critical of how it was handled.

I logged on today to fight for America. I planned on giving it everything I have all day long as I have been working all summer long and I finally have a day off and planned to give lots of time to the Senators regarding sellout of America...amnesty-DREAM nightmare.

But I have seen that Americans will cheer on as a student is tasered and a Senator (who wanted to be President) stood down and let this sharade take place. I am reaaaallllllllllllllly mad now!!!!!!!!

If I don't have Amercans on my side then why bother. They will gladly turn their backs on me and themselves.

Well Americanpatriot, I hope you will stand up and fight against the Dream Act today. You see how many people are fighting, I hope you will join in and help.

This is what I think now. Both parties were wrong. He shouldn't have fought the police, and the police shouldn't have tasered him.

But today it's all about the Dream Act and tomorrow we can figure out what should be done about that incident.

Is that fair?

It seem there are two lines of thought in this string of comments. One of the things that seem to be illuding us as Americans is teaching our children that there are Moral and Ethical Standards for speaking to someone in public. We live in an age of, lets see just how far I can push it and if anyone doesn't like it and hurts me I will sue them. If I were the parent of that kid, I would have called him and told him to shut his mouth or I would tazer him with my foot. Of course I come from a time that it was acceptable to discipline your child.

I have seen that Americans will cheer on as a student is tasered and a Senator (who wanted to be President) stood down and let this sharade take place.

AP
I'm grateful for your help.
I think none of us are cheering. Tasing a guy on the ground covered with people was wrong. I have no vote ever for that Senator.

We're OK. We need more facts. Let's not put too many eggs in this basket.