In what context is it appropriate to push someone to the floor from behind?
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Wed 8 Apr 2009, 14:36,
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In an slapstick context Comedy trombone optional
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Joe Scaramanga with a G-double-O-D vibration,
Wed 8 Apr 2009, 14:37,
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Ah yes.Someone forgot to order the entertainment for the protest, so the friendly police stepped in to fill the gap.
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Wed 8 Apr 2009, 14:39,
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The police are advancing on the crowdAre they telling the crowd to get back?
Is this man ignoring them?
How has he found himself at the front of a crowd of protesters if he's just walking home?
There is no information about this video other than it's turned up, most websites/news programs have edited it to fit the slot and there's no information about where/when/what was happening.
Yet everyone is perfectly happy to draw their own conclusions and have already sent the officers to the stocks.
(Is this man ignoring them?
How has he found himself at the front of a crowd of protesters if he's just walking home?
There is no information about this video other than it's turned up, most websites/news programs have edited it to fit the slot and there's no information about where/when/what was happening.
Yet everyone is perfectly happy to draw their own conclusions and have already sent the officers to the stocks.
Joliet,
Wed 8 Apr 2009, 14:41,
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I haven't drawn conclusions.I'm struggling to come up with an excuse for those kinds of actions though.
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Wed 8 Apr 2009, 14:44,
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How about...the heightened sense of fear on the side of the police that they were outnumbered by people lobbing bottles at them?
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Wed 8 Apr 2009, 15:31,
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That doesn't justify assault.I don't think the Police would look kindly on someone pushing over a random person because they're scared of a general situation.
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Wed 8 Apr 2009, 15:33,
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Does it matterDoes marching give them the right to push someone?
Does shouting give them the right to push someone?
Does being ignored give them the right to push someone?
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Wed 8 Apr 2009, 15:10,
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Does shouting give them the right to push someone?
Does being ignored give them the right to push someone?
You're talking like this guy was walking through London's streets on any given dayHe wasn't. It was the middle of a protest which was, at times, violent. It's not like he was merrily walking along an empty street and the police set upon him
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Wed 8 Apr 2009, 15:33,
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