Originally posted by FreeMason
I can't believe you Pisky, you just posted the evidence that everything the officer did was justified and then claimed it wasn't
justified.
Actually, the quote does clarify a number of points which,
� when carefully considered,
� does away with any conceivably defense of the officer.
Hood wrote. The girl is 4 feet, 7 inches tall and weighs 85 pounds.
The officer was what, 4 feet, 8 inches tall, weighing 98 pounds?
Hood handcuffed the girl and placed her in the back of his patrol car.
He seemed to accomplish this without a taser.
Or, is there something omitted from the original story here?
How did he manage to cuff her without a taser?
Did he somehow threaten her with deadly force?
Did he find her reluctantly willing to go along,
� and, if so, what did he then do to cause her to become violent?
This sounds like there must be something really unacceptable
� going on back at
... the Arizona's Children Association home, 2700 S. Eighth Ave....
Children who are kicking, flailing, screaming
� do not generally have any time left over to listen.
They are trying to get something very important understood about
� something that is very wrong in their immediate circumstances.
"screaming, kicking, flailing and would not listen" when he approached her with the Taser
Approaching an outraged child with a weapon is a re-assuring tactic presumed to calm them down?
Gotta wonder what he uses on his own children at home,
� or if he should be permitted to have any at all...
Perhaps the mere threat of a broken window justifies tasing children.
Which costs more, broken children or broken windows?
Some people think the scars of emotional trauma are,
� because they are invisible, figments of imagination.
An authority figure doing something of this nature
� to a child of that age has just created tomorrow's rebel.
She will carry that scar in her mind for the rest of her life.
Who will pay for the broken windows of her soul?
If anything, the girl has just learned some very important lessons:
� Never let them catch you.
� Never believe that anyone in authority or wearing uniform
� will behave rationally.
� Never believe that anyone in authority or wearing uniform
� will abide by conventions of decent and moral behaviour.
� If caught, pretend to acquiesce, and wait for the opportunity to escape.
� (what she is probably planning as you read this)
BTW, you probably didn't see Terminator 2.
� She sounds like an imitation of Linda Hamilton's character.
If she grows up to become an American revolutionary,
� it might be safer to be on her side.
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