despite our total weirdedoutness by his right ear, we give stephen colbert credit for jumping on our bandwagon. he now has a semi-regular piece that covers ludicrous taser incidents. we can only assume he is the one hit this website gets every 3-16 weeks.
the poster, benjamin fulford looks all hopped up (CAPS!), but he comes correct.
“Everyone seems to be missing the real issue, THE POLICY ITSELF. This incident is just a symptom of a poor policy. The officer was indeed following protocol, but that does not make the protocol correct. This method of “pain compliance” (torture) for minor offenses is a gross misuse of a technology intended as a last resort for saving lives when facing violent individuals in life threatening situations. These devices have simply become tools to force obedience as if we were animals.”
judge Sara Sheldon Sperrazza (pictured below) recently decided (in an official capacity) that if someone refuses to give a DNA sample to the police, the cops can just tase it out of them. she did so while wiping her ass with your journal entry about the first time you masturbated. i’m thinking liberal activist judges shouldn’t be our most pressing concern, just human monster judges.
tased nine times, dead for the last two, all while handcuffed.
“He done what he thought he was trained to do to bring that subject into custody. At some point, something happened with his body that caused him to go into cardiac arrest or whatever.”
TASED that is. in fact this is the third tasing in orange county florida schools this year. now fair is fair. the little shit pushed another kid into oncoming traffic, refused to go to the principal’s office, and made a security officer bleed. what do you think they should have done? i guess maybe this taser issue is slightly more complicated than this blog has considered. could it be there’s a more fundamental problem here? even 11 year olds are now understanding the truth. pushing people smaller than you into oncoming traffic is often the most direct route to success in our society. can’t blame her for trying.