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Hot damn,a fight,sorry i missed it.I was busy trying too figure out why some one here e=mailed my wife too wreck my home and my childs life.

But anyway,i am very surprised that you are even responding too this racket retard.This one nut wonder is well below any of you here.

magenta flame;697137 wrote: UMMMMM Ok blue sky ? ozone layer.

Who the hell is slick willy......................on second thoughts don't answer that I may not want to know after all.

You have a pig called Rosie? well then only you can answer that question.

what's a dullard?




Mag, Slick Willy is a slang term for our former President Bill Clinton.

Rosie O'Donnell, is a talk show host/movie actress, and she is a Large woman.

dullard...not sure...

I'm sure Rackets will insult me for not knowing, so stay tuned!!:-5

Shweet tatersalad;697123 wrote: Hot damn,a fight,sorry i missed it.I was busy trying too figure out why some one here e=mailed my wife too wreck my home and my childs life.

But anyway,i am very surprised that you are even responding too this racket retard.This one nut wonder is well below any of you here.


Too bad someone didn't post a "Look! There's a fight in the Taser Kerry thread!" thread.

It would have been fun to watch this guy getting jumped on.

Sorry to hear about the behind the scenes sh!t, tater.

WonderWendy3;697140 wrote: Mag, Slick Willy is a slang term for our former President Bill Clinton.

Rosie O'Donnell, is a talk show host/movie actress, and she is a Large woman.

dullard...not sure...

I'm sure Rackets will insult me for not knowing, so stay tuned!!:-5


magenta flame;697142 wrote: just thinking about it a bit .....................You know if you put a french accent on when saying the word it comes out quite suarve.

Du 'Llard.........Dul'Lard...........


You two are going borderline trailer park on us. You know that?

:p

JacksDad;697156 wrote: You two are going borderline trailer park on us. You know that?

:p


oh so I need to work on my trailer park bit just a little more huh??? Okay,.....

WonderWendy3;697159 wrote:




I didn't know Lon had a tattoo!

:D

shhhhh:yh_shhhh:yh_shhhh



He doesn't know that Bubba accidentally got him in the picture....I was posin' all pretty and forgot about Lon back there.....:yh_tong2

Does it really matter?

BTW. This is not a threadjack.

Merely an intermission.

:sneaky:

Your comments Magenta, make me think of something else that somewhat ties in with this thread. We've seen in this film that if one dares say something itchy to an authority figure or a bigwig such as a politician they'll be removed to protect the one being questioned as a matter of etiquette. I think that's disgusting. But it reminds me of the election events when people are "allowed" to ask questions of presidential candidates or even the president himself. Of course they're told what they can and cannot ask. They're often given pre-prepared questions that aren't even their own to ask the president and make him look good on TV. As I see it, even that borders on censorship.

I saw not long ago some filmage of people coming down on Tony Blair. How nice that must be to be able to speak your mind and tell your public servant what you think of his doings! But you won't find that too much here. Maybe in a leftist magazine or around the water cooler but you'll never see a chance to tell them one on one. So in this respect, frying someone with a taser doesn't surprise me one bit. And yes, we should ban them. Of course then they'd have more "reason" to shoot people.

Don't politicians get heckled any more at public meetings? Personally I think Kerry should have been better able to handle it and been a bit more forceful in telling the police to leave him alone-you can hear him saying he would answer the question. Maybe the police had a good reason for ejecting him but if four of them they can't handle someone that is simply resisting and not fighting back violently without using that level of force maybe they should rethink their careers.

posted bt bryn mawr

A short while ago a known Muslim activist entered an open question and answer session hosted by Jack Straw, then Home Secretary in the Blair government.

After five minutes of haranguing Mr Straw he was removed by security. Had he been hurt during this removal there would have been serious consequences for the security personnel as the only "violence" he was offering was verbal - had they started roughing him up they would have been guilty of assault and he would have been justified in defending himself.

Personally, I'm glad that I live in a country where people are free to state their views without fear of violent reprisal.


Learned their lesson then eh.! Remember this one?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/talking_point/4292918.stm

posted by red glitter

I saw not long ago some filmage of people coming down on Tony Blair. How nice that must be to be able to speak your mind and tell your public servant what you think of his doings! But you won't find that too much here. Maybe in a leftist magazine or around the water cooler but you'll never see a chance to tell them one on one. So in this respect, frying someone with a taser doesn't surprise me one bit. And yes, we should ban them. Of course then they'd have more "reason" to shoot people.


Thought you could in the states as well.

By RANDALL CHASE, Associated Press Writer

6 minutes ago





DOVER, Del. - Two students were shot and wounded, one seriously, at Delaware State University early Friday, and the campus was locked down as police searched for a gunman, officials said.

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Classes were canceled for the day and students were being kept inside.

"They've been directed to stay in their dorms," university spokesman Carlos Holmes said. "We don't know where the shooter's at."

Gates at the university's main entrance prevented people from driving onto campus.

The two students were shot before 1 a.m. on the Campus Mall, between the Memorial Hall gymnasium and Richard S. Grossley Hall, an administrative building.

Holmes said the female student appeared to have suffered serious wounds. "They could be potentially life-threatening," he said. The male student's wounds were not as serious and he was hospitalized in stable condition, Holmes said.

The woman was taken to Christiana Hospital in Newark, N.J., with a traumatic wound to the abdomen, said John Wilson, the deputy chief of Kent County Emergency Services. The man was taken to Kent General Hospital in Dover. Officials at both hospitals referred questions to the university.

Authorities, with the campus police in charge of the investigation, hoped to get more information once the victims were able to talk. They don't yet know about the possible motive.

"We haven't had a chance to talk to them yet, and that's probably a big reason why the suspect is still at large," Holmes told KYW-TV of Philadelphia.

He said he was not aware of any big parties Thursday night, although there was a rally organized to honor the so-called Jena Six, six black teenagers charged in a high school fight in Louisiana.

"It was a very peaceful, very nice rally, very positive," Holmes said. There was no reason to believe the rally was connected to the shootings, but Holmes contrasted the atmosphere of the event with the attack, saying, "It's kind of shocking that this happened afterwards."

Alex Bishoff, 20, a freshman from Washington, D.C., said he heard five gunshots and looked out his dormitory window to see people scattering. He said he immediately thought of the Virginia Tech shootings last April in which a gunman killed 32 people before killing himself.

"Everybody's very upset," Bishoff said.

Timmara Gooden, 20, of Philadelphia, said in a phone interview late Friday morning from her dorm room that she and her suite mates were keeping each other calm and making sure that their parents understand that they're OK.

"We've been locked in here since 1 o'clock this morning," she said. "Right now, we're pretty hungry and waiting so we can go to the cafe, or something."

Students weren't even going into their dorm hallways. "We don't want to walk out there, because we don't know what's going on," Gooden said.

University officials informed students about the shooting with phone calls, a notice posted on the campus Web site and notifications in each dormitory. Holmes said Delaware State had improved the speed of its notifications after the Virginia Tech shootings.

The Dover campus was surrounded Friday by groups of recreational vehicles belonging to NASCAR fans in town for weekend races at the Dover Downs Speedway.

A commuter student who arrived Friday morning was barred from campus. Eduardo Rivera, 25, of Milford, said he hadn't known about the shootings and was surprised by the media gathered outside the main gate.

"I thought it was about racing, or NASCAR, or something like that," he said. "I'm shocked. I don't expect to hear something like this when I'm trying to go to class — it's weird."

Rivera, a sophomore studying physical education and sports management, said he had felt the campus was safe.

At the start of the semester, the campus community held a memorial service for three students and an incoming student shot execution-style Aug. 4 as they hung out at an elementary school in their hometown of Newark, N.J. Natasha Aeriel, 19; her brother, Terrance Aeriel, 18, and Dashon Harvey, 20, were students. Iofemi Hightower, 20, had planned to attend Delaware State this fall. Natasha Aeriel, the only survivor, helped police identify six suspects who have been arrested.

One student said friends of hers were near the shooting Friday when it started. "They were pretty shook up," said Samantha Williams, from Orange, N.J., who is taking a leave from school.

She said students on campus were excited about an upcoming appearance by rappers during homecoming festivities in mid-October.

Delaware State was established in 1891 as the State College for Colored Students. It had about 3,690 students last year. The 400-acre campus is in the northern section of Dover, across the street from the

Still think we should every body lightly?

Shweet tatersalad;697990 wrote:

Still think we should every body lightly?


And what's the link between the two situations?

You never know.and you can't take anyone lightly,even some attention hungry student who does not listen.

Shweet tatersalad;696259 wrote: I hope they cracked his punk ass head when they chucked him in the cell.


Posted by Shweet tatersalad, 02-01-07, "Fed Up With JWs":

my Friends and I caught some walking around a nice neighborhood once and we stopped and slapped the driver around, threw his keys in the gutter,when the rest of the cult came back we beat them,as the two woman (sic) watched.And then told them never too (sic) come around here no more.


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You have a brutally atavistic way of dealing with the world.

Shweet tatersalad;698052 wrote: You never know.and you can't take anyone lightly,even some attention hungry student who does not listen.


I heard a quote this morning on my morning radio show.... "What you permit, you promote". If they would have permitted the guy to ask his questions, then we'd have been promoting civil discourse.

If we just stand back quietly and allow this type of police brutality and abuse of power, then we give the impression that it's okay. And, the bottom line is it's not okay.



Disclaimer: I've since heard that this incident was a stunt!

Richard Bell;698055 wrote: Posted by Shweet tatersalad, 02-01-07, "Fed Up With JWs":



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You have a brutally atavistic way of dealing with the world.


yeah your right,I'll shut up.

Updates on the story?

Reads like the Garden!

:D

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OpEdNews, PA - 53 minutes ago

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Behind the Badge: Disruptive pupil deserved TASER

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil, IA - 3 hours ago

I am talking about the University of Florida student who managed to get himself arrested and TASERed the other day during a forum with Sen. John Kerry. ...

Student Journalists Don't Understand Speech Has Consequences

NewsBusters - 9 hours ago

... were unable to make a reasoned argument and apparently missed that Bush has not Tasered anyone- it was a Kerry event at which the Tasering occurred. ...

Point and Click Journalism

Washington Post, United States - 9 hours ago

When Meyer launched into a diatribe, was dragged away by campus cops and subdued with a Taser gun, Jessup, 22, quickly sent the footage to CNN -- because, ...

HIGH VOLTAGE: UF student unfairly silenced

Beacon Newspaper (subscription), FL - 10 hours ago

Consequently, the officers involved in Meyers' arrest are under investigation regarding their use of a taser, but is this really anything new? ...

Hope for activism

Purdue Exponent - 11 hours ago

After resisting, he was Tasered for his troubles. (Check out multiple YouTube videos of the incident by searching "university Florida Taser. ...

Fla. tasing raises key concerns

Duke Chronicle, NC - 13 hours ago

John Kerry last week, video footage of the incident received widespread attention and prompted discussion among college students across the country. ...

Versteeg: Democracy could use a jolt

Lufkin Daily News, TX - 13 hours ago

Which event is better for democracy? The one where a pesky wacko berates a politician and gets Tasered, or the one where political groupies let the most ...

HEATHER MALLICK

CBC Nova Scotia, Canada - 14 hours ago

In the Tasering video, they egged each other into inertia. There is something truly terrible about a group watching an individual being seized, ...

Should Tasers have been used on unruly Florida student?

UI The Daily Iowan (subscription), IA - 17 hours ago

When a University of Florida student was Tasered last week during an event with former presidential candidate John Kerry, he received an outcry of support. ...

ThePheasant;696263 wrote: Well, correct me if I'm wrong but was the floor not opened up for questions? And from what I could see he was calm and civilized until the police started acting un-calm and un-civilized. mmm ..... maybe we were watching different video clips :-2




"was the floor not opened up for questions?"

Yes



That would have been OK (a question) but the spazz had NO questions just an agenda........ Capech?

RedGlitter;696378 wrote: For those older than me who would know, would they have done that to Abbie Hoffman?!


WOW!!!!!!!

I knew Abbie......





Is Abbie one of your heros Red? (what a hero to have)



Here is a story where he gets his booty bounced by Peter Townsend at woodstock:

(free speach me arse in the REAL world)





At Woodstock in 1969, Hoffman interrupted The Who's performance to attempt a protest speech against the jailing of John Sinclair of the White Panther Party. He grabbed a microphone and yelled, "I think this is a pile of shi-t! While John Sinclair rots in prison. . ." The Who's guitarist, Pete Townshend, unhappy with the interruption, cut Hoffman off mid-sentence, shouting, "Back off! Back off my fuc-king stage!" He then struck Hoffman with his guitar, sending the interloper tumbling offstage, to the approving roar of the crowd. Townshend later said that while he actually agreed with Hoffman on Sinclair's imprisonment, he would have knocked him offstage regardless of the content of his message, given that Hoffman had violated the "sanctity of the stage," i.e., the right of the band to perform uninterrupted by distractions not relevant to the actual show. The incident happened during a camera change and was not captured on film. However, the audio of this event can be heard on the The Who's box set, Thirty Years of Maximum R&B (Disc 2, Track 20, "Abbie Hoffman Incident").