Are you stupid, blind or both? She THREW a water bottle at someone and physically threatened another student. Then she flat out rebuked a police officer's peaceful command to exit the classroom, and then went over the line in pushing his arm away. If you or I put hands on a police officer, especially when he/she has two other officers around, you are going to get thrown down and arrested, period. Hopefully you're not too dense to realize that. You're part of the problem of black society, always looking for a way to circumvent any wrongdoing when a person of color gets into trouble. Culpability always falls into the white man, or society, or some inane and asinine mixture of both. Self-responsibility is egregiously lacking. Are there instances of police brutality and racism in the world? Yes, and they should be brought to the forefront and wrongdoers be punished in the harshest way legally available. The only wrongdoing in this particular case, however, was on that perpetrator of the entire incident. Bottom line is that every person, regardless of race, needs to have respect for all other people. She had a disagreement of some sort because of a test answer. You know what I did when I was at college if I had a question about a test? I'd patiently wait until after class, and have a discussion with the professor. I wish she had the tact to do the same.Originally Posted by General Johnson
For arresting without cause and assault without cause.Originally Posted by dyzzle
for what?
She posed no threat to anyone. She was merely speaking from what the video showed.
Was she rude, yes. Was it uncalled for, yes. Did she commit an act that warranted arrest and three men taking her down? No.
EDIT: She may be able to get the school for discrimination too, if the teacher singled her out and treated her unfairly.
Because white people don't get arrested for being rude. That humiliation is reserved for black people.
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