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Damo · 06-15-2010, 10:54 PM

Hitting anyone, male or female is not a good thing - but I have strong opinions the other way on this. I believe these situations only arise because we've allowed them to by pampering our kids...

Seriously, what the hell is wrong with people these days?

Heres a (probably less experienced) police officer, outnumbered and clearly needing help. (and probably some more training in restraining ppl) Dont kid yourselves - Women can be just as violent and dangerous when they get hot-headed. Rather than the community coming to ANYONES aide, we have 30 idiots just standing around with cameraphones - more concerned with waiting for the cop to mess up so they can get themselves on the nightly news.

SAD.

I guess Im a little old school here, but where is the respect for the law?

I train martial arts myself, and I can say first-hand - In an escalated situation ANYONE could do things in the spur of the moment that (upon reflection), they admittedly shouldnt have done - whether theyve been trained for it or not.

Most importantly, why the hell dont young people obey police anymore?

This is not not some guy asking her to dinner - Its a police officer giving her specific instructions. She was told to put her hands on the boot of the car and she snapped.
Its completely disrespectful - and her friend is moronic for sticking her nose into the situation in the first place. Obviously her friend came to his senses and pulled her out of the foray when he realized the mess she was getting herself into.

If police arent conducting themselves in a respectful manner towards the public, there are things you can do. Get a badge number and report them. You can actually have their job for it. Before you do though, perhaps have a think about the horrible job they have, dealing with people who consider themselves more important than the laws the rest of society have to abide by.

When it comes to police - Do WHAT you're told WHEN you're told, and fight about it later.

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Damo Drives: 2011 Yaris 3-Door Hatch white Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 79	Hitting anyone, male or female is not a good thing - but I have strong opinions the other way on this. I believe these situations only arise because we've allowed them to by pampering our kids... Seriously, what the hell is wrong with people these days? Heres a (probably less experienced) police officer, outnumbered and clearly needing help. (and probably some more training in restraining ppl) Dont kid yourselves - Women can be just as violent and dangerous when they get hot-headed. Rather than the community coming to ANYONES aide, we have 30 idiots just standing around with cameraphones - more concerned with waiting for the cop to mess up so they can get themselves on the nightly news. SAD. I guess Im a little old school here, but where is the respect for the law? I train martial arts myself, and I can say first-hand - In an escalated situation ANYONE could do things in the spur of the moment that (upon reflection), they admittedly shouldnt have done - whether theyve been trained for it or not. Most importantly, why the hell dont young people obey police anymore? This is not not some guy asking her to dinner - Its a police officer giving her specific instructions. She was told to put her hands on the boot of the car and she snapped. Its completely disrespectful - and her friend is moronic for sticking her nose into the situation in the first place. Obviously her friend came to his senses and pulled her out of the foray when he realized the mess she was getting herself into. If police arent conducting themselves in a respectful manner towards the public, there are things you can do. Get a badge number and report them. You can actually have their job for it. Before you do though, perhaps have a think about the horrible job they have, dealing with people who consider themselves more important than the laws the rest of society have to abide by. When it comes to police - Do WHAT you're told WHEN you're told, and fight about it later.