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Speaking of Royal Rumble, these dudes getting knocked down, tased, beaten...and dudes getting up like Undertaker.
All out melee between police and a family at Wal-Mart in AZ
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That's just all bad
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Someone did die doe...
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Found out this family is a "Christian" rock band 
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Funny you say that, I was thinking the same thing
As far as "police force kicking *** without using their guns":
Not only did they use their guns, one got shot in his leg and 7-8 of them got injured. So not much *** kicking by the police in this clip bruh.
If this was a big city police force, that whole family would've been laid out. They were lucky they were dealing with 9 Paul Blarts.
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That's protocol but they RARELY do that...
Like very rarely...
And it's funny how everybody in the comments section are saying "why are saying 'what I'd this was a black family?' Don't bring n race. That's racist!"
But just last week...
When Aaron Harrison said "**** that *****"
The comments section was filled with "what if frank kaminsky had said that!?"
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-He didn't put it to his waist until he saw me
-He didn't approach with it on his waist
-I've never had that on other traffic stops
-Shut the **** up
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you are kidding right?
Dead srs. Prove me wrong. I'll educate u real quick. Today I got time cuz.
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It's violent bruh. It's simply consensual. Violent=rough, forceful, traumatic, etc. There's really no debate here.
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You don't know the difference between force and violence do you? It's ok most people don't. Where do you think the word VIOLence is derived from?
Actually it's not ok. You need to know the difference. This is the reason for a lot of problems going on today.
Consensual violence is an oxymoron if there ever was one my man.
Hear me out here...do some research before you respond thinking you know all the answers
Violence is a word that's been WIDLEY obfuscated
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I have no clue how you're quantifying how often a cop does/doesn't approach a vehicle in that manor, but it really doesn't matter either way. The fact is that it IS protocol, as you said, so I don't see the issue with said cop walking up to Mark's car and readying himself in the process.
My point was simply that Mark is acting as if it only happened to him because (I'm assuming) he's a minority and the cop was white, which is just dumb.
-Ok
-Ok
-Lucky you, it happens daily regardless of race
-Nah
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Inb4 someone calls u out for white privilege or
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Keep in mind that the family in this video are the type of people who call NYC overated.
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-cop brother
-my experiences
-other anecdotal experience from cops, both black and white
You can tell who actually talks to cops, who's actually a minority, and who's completely unaware of what's going on based on responses
That's the equivalent of a cop always giving a ticket for a violation. It's up to the discretion of the officer to ***** the situation and act accordingly.
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#WP #SWS
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you are kidding right?
Dead srs. Prove me wrong. I'll educate u real quick. Today I got time cuz.
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So giving one experience to bring a real life situation means it only happens to me? not sure how you deduced that as the point, but your pov is quite brilliant. Subscribed to your future ramblings.
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Your post that I originally quoted was pure sensationalism and you know damn good and well what my point was regarding it.
Totally agreed, that's why threads like this are always so entertaining.
Basically everything (within reason) is up to the discretion of an officer - that's obvious - so again, it shouldn't alarm someone when/if a cop walks up to your car ready to draw. That's all there is to it.
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The definition of violence I like to use is that provided by The World Health Organization: “The intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, that either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment or deprivation” (p. 6).
As can be seen, this is a rather broad definition that includes physical harm, as well as the threat of harm, or even the high likelihood of different types of harm. This definition also argues that violence must include intent to harm, and under this definition, MMA is undoubtedly an example of violence – sporting violence.
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But it's ok to do that apparently
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