i'm confused by your latest argument. it seems like apples and oranges to me: methods to extract information/torture versus methods to capture someone. i honestly don't see how dropping someone to the ground for 20 seconds to arrest them is torture/corporal punishment?
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ok. what exactly do you think was wrong with the use of the taser in this particular situation?
You can write a novel about why running naked doesn't harm anyone but it doesn't change the fact that their are laws on the book against public indecency. Further, when you refuse a direct order from an arresting officer you are resisting arrest (welcome to the redundant department of redundancy).
"The discussion is over whether that was too much force or not."
my god, does anyone understand sarcasm?
as other's have said this could have injured the officer in the process.
i think you're way over-complicating this. it's as simple as this: if you don't want to get tased, don't a) break the law and b) ignore a direct order from an officer trying to apprehend you for breaking the law.
you're right. they should have shot him.
it's "aerial" not "arial" ... the latter is a font ffs.
oi vey.
please tell me you're not serious.
please tell me you're not serious.
The TSA gets around; who wouldn't want one?
no.
come on mate. you're better than that. let's not go trolling, ok?
screw you Apple; i'm not download another 666MB file for a couple of security fixes. learn to patch iOS like every other damn software company patches their OS.
that's your prerogative but don't expect your stay to be indefinite. no one likes a troll.
the HOA association doesn't hold the deed or the note; the bank does. believe me when i say that the last thing any bank wants is another house.
the should have sent in 10 more so they could have justified using a missile next.