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He’s a public employee engaged in alleged public misconduct so the name is coming out. As for his fascism, I haven’t dealt with the guy in probably 15 years, but he is absolutely not what I would call any kind of extremist. When I knew him he was a very, very good person. I have no reason to believe that to be untrue today.

I think they were states, but point is you’re right about prompt medical attention.

The last paragraph is victim blaming. Sorry but it is. The citizen probably shouldn’t have been there, but that doesn’t justify what happened. (Audio may tell a different tale, but I highly doubt it since the citizen was left in place after falling. A threat would have been neutralized there.)

Agree to disagree. We’re arguing semantics. It was an application of force.

Aaron’s a pretty strong guy and he gave it to the citizen pretty well from what I saw.

It got there pretty quickly thereafter. That part looked worse than it actually was. Just no need to hit the guy whatsoever. That was not protect and serve.

Eggshell skull rule. You’re right.

It was unnecessary. Totally out of character for that cop. I couldn’t believe it when I saw the name plate. He’s probably going to get fired, and that’s too bad. But he did not have to hit the guy. At all.

No. It also doesn’t mean Trumpian fascists. Somewhere in between.

Whatevs. Tonight it’s lies about your piety. Tomorrow you’ll be back to lies about election fraud. Round and round it goes.

You first.

I was there tonight. It was a bad brew on both sides. Camo officers staged out of sight behind the city court building about three hours before that happened. Protestors were an eclectic bunch. Cops I talked to seemed pissed off to be there. It was easy to tell something unfortunate would happen.

Simon Peter was taught to put down the sword, right? You’re such a phony. Only a pic with the iPhone in his right hand.

And you don’t understand the Bible. Tit for tat. You’re testing my patience tonight, big fella.

I like the guy, but if I was the mayor I’d fire him tonight. It was inexcusable.

Section 8. Mock the poor. Nice work, fake Christian. He can renounce those unchristian things. He hasn’t. And he still supports trump. Draw your own conclusions.

He fired the guy after he quit. That’s where you’re at. Wow.

Only you are debating the merits. I’m simply pointing out ghat guns kill more people than does abortion. It’s an inconvenient truth for the rule of law crowd.

He supports Trump. Trump supports those things. Ergo he supports those things. You can be a Trumper. And you can also be a Christian. But you can’t be both.

I know the officer. Or at least I did growing up. That behavior is out of character for the the guy I knew. But the video is horrible and there’s no excuse for pushing an old man like that. The police severely outmanned that rag tag group, and there was no need for gratuitous violence. It’s an awful video.

It’s one of three factors that I noted. We have fake Christian B-Man talking about his piety out of one side of his mouth and supporting unchristian things such as separation of migrant families, the gassing of protestors, and the castigation of minority groups out of the other. It’s pathetic and he and others who engage in this double talk nonsense should be ashamed of themselves. It’s disgraceful.

Me too. But a fetus isn’t an infant. And it’s also not a person. So what about my point that gun violence kills more people than abortion? The truth is inconvenient for you on that one, sir.

By the same logic Jesus still is a poor brown migrant. You’re cool with the mistreatment of such people. Which means you’re cool with the mistreatment of those who are like Jesus.

Last I checked Jesus was a socialist. You seem to shun those politics and instead support a president who, among other things, caters to the rich, gasses his own people when they impede a photo op, visits church less than irregularly, and separates migrant children down their parents. Do you worry that St. Peter will view your hypocrisy with disapproval when you reach the pearly gates of heaven?

Bottom line: you’re one of those rule of law guys, until the law is inconvenient. Got it.