Speaking as a Marine with combat experience: Bullshit. There's also such a thing as situational awareness. If the cop thought shoving this chick into a bench was what he had to do to "protect his brothers," that is a horrific failure of training. I'd hate to see how he reacts to actual danger.

Too bad they can't put that caveat on the commentariat.

A Greek sending money to a union sounds backwards.

Cable is never worth it. There is a whole big wide world out there. Participating in real life is much more entertaining watching fake lives on TV. You want excitement? Date a stripper that is addicted to crystal meth.

You neglected to point out that the possessive pronoun "her" doesn't agree with the team Celina, and that either its or their would be more appropriate depending on whether you follow American or British conventions.

That's a very convoluted way of saying that they show viewers things that they want to see.

This is profoundly stupid. NBC's broadcast is produced for US viewers.

Dude...You just don't understand how delicious Shipley's is....

I don't really want to bring up how our respective locations deal with Category 1 hurricanes, but...