tabasco
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Fri Jul-24-09 09:52 PM
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I wish we had a President who said the cops are always right. |
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You know - - a republican.
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Fri Jul-24-09 09:54 PM
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Fri Jul-24-09 10:02 PM
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3. Like Junior? He would have said in his fake Texas drawl: |
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"See - officer was just doin' his job. Too bad that professor dude forgot his key and had to bust down his own door. Can't be too careful these days, ya know. It's like I tell Pickles, bad guys, terraists; always want your neighbors watchin' out for ya. That professor dude shoulda been thankin' the officer for rescuin' him."
Or something idiotic like that...
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Fri Jul-24-09 10:36 PM
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5. Lol! Great impersonation of Idiot Son |
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I could hear his nasty voice in my ears as I read your words.
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Ewww! Damn I'm glad he's gone.
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Fri Jul-24-09 11:17 PM
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9. The cop that got W for DWI wasn't right . |
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Fri Jul-24-09 10:10 PM
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4. Guiliani wanted the job but |
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Fri Jul-24-09 10:39 PM
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6. Of course they're always right |
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It's called police infallibility. They are the most entitled group in America, for they are flawless, and without stain.
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Fri Jul-24-09 10:57 PM
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7. They don't even have to say it. They just have to ignore any police misconduct. |
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Conservatives just have to keep filling up jails, and never talk about it in public.
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Fri Jul-24-09 11:10 PM
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8. It is a matter of respect for those who wear a uniform and put their lives on the line to protect |
tabasco
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Sat Jul-25-09 12:12 AM
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12. Too bad a lot of them don't show us the same respect. |
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It's a two-way street.
Respect has to be earned.
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Fri Jul-24-09 11:24 PM
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1 a: disorderly agitation or milling about of a crowd usually with uproar and confusion of voices : commotion b: a turbulent uprising : riot 2: hubbub, din 3 a: violent agitation of mind or feelings b: a violent outburst
circa 1548 1 : marked by tumult <tumultuous applause> 2 : tending or disposed to cause or incite a tumult <the laws…were violated by a tumultuous faction — Edward Gibbon> 3 : marked by violent or overwhelming turbulence or upheaval <tumultuous passions> — tu·mul·tu·ous·ly adverb
Gates committed this? uh, I dont think so.
Caused alarm? How did they prove this?
This was an unlawful arrest. Gates' has every right to sue.
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Fri Jul-24-09 11:53 PM
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11. don't cops and republicans usually disagree on gun control ? |
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Sat Jul-25-09 12:21 AM
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13. The FOP endorsed McCain/Palin. |
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So I guess it's not that big a deal to them.
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