LAPD Shooting non violent protestors

[Jesus Malverde]

[Arctic Dave]

1. Those protestors did it right, as soon as a cop jumps on one of you, you jump in also.

You become too close for the rest to do much and the airguns rounds don't have time to travel and pick up speed and don't hurt as much.

My two cents.

[Ed Suspicious]

2. Watching stuff like this brings very dark feelings up in me. I hate it when cops act like pigs.

and I hate what this stuff makes me feel.

[Civilization2]

3. The corporate-military pigs who DON"T EVEN LIVE THERE attacking people who do?

They start the violence, and then arrest local people violently, for "resisting", and "assaulting an officer".

officer = overseer

Disgusting abuse of people by paid thugs,. their mission is to dehumanize and disempower the people.

[heaven05]

4. face

of corporate fascist tools.

[Half-Century Man]

5. The fuzz is woefully unprepared.

No attack dogs, no fire hoses, they forgot their klansman backup....seriously fuzzies, just google Selma-Edmund-Pettus-Bridge. Or Bull-Connor-Birmingham. Those Fuzzies could get the job done.

Sorry but you lost the first time, You will lose the second time. And I hope you never have to explain to your children and grandchildren why you were beating black people. on TV.

[janlyn]

6. Good lord!!!

Can you say " jack booted thugs"?

[ancianita]

7. Weaponry and salaries courtesy of your tax dollars paying for your mayor and the city budget.

True all over the country.

[dtom67]

8. most likely SOME of those weapons and armor come from Homeland Security programs .....

[ancianita]

10. and the military defense contractors...business is winding down, what with two wars ended...

gotta find new markets to keep production up.

[dtom67]

11. Iran, here we come.....

Even though we have no money for Social Security, healthcare-for-all, or programs like SNAP, we will borrow money like there is no tomorrow to go to War .

Somewhere.

anywhere.

[October]

17. Also, this... private sector monies, at least here on the East Coast...

From October 2011

<snip>


JPMorgan Chase recently donated an unprecedented $4.6 million to the New York City Police Foundation. The gift was the largest in the history of the foundation and will enable the New York City Police Department to strengthen security in the Big Apple. The money will pay for 1,000 new patrol car laptops, as well as security monitoring software in the NYPD’s main data center.

New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly sent CEO and Chairman Jamie Dimon a note expressing “profound gratitude” for the company’s donation.

http://disinfo.com/2011/10/jp-morgan-chase-donates-4-6-million-to-nypd-on-eve-of-protests/

[Spitfire of ATJ]

9. At least they left the dogs behind....

[damnedifIknow]

12. Yep

[another_liberal]

13. A protest march through a mall parking lot would have been bad for business.

Can't have that happening, oh no, we can't allow that. It's far better to enrage people to the point their march becomes a riot.

[midnight]

14. Very sad to see this...

[Marr]

15. These are the authoritaries who say they need mass surveillance programs

to 'protect us'.

But we're clearly not part of the "us".

[nolabels]

16. I feel real protected

[Crowman1979]

18. In addition, this is the LAPD we're talking about here.

Like anyone would expect these pigs to act any different. This is just the same crap these assholes have been doing for decades.