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Probably the same way most people learn bad habits like telling people to **** off...

At home.

The situation got out of hand, I'll agree. But at the same time, basic manners is dying out quickly. I've worked around enough college age kids in recent memory to see exactly how condescending and spoiled many are.

Yeah it use to be the persons fault when they couldn't start on a sports team....made grades....got the in trouble..... Now we blame the coach, teacher, police and any one else we can.
 
See here is the issue....you are not interested in the truth....what was the right thing to do and how it could have been handled differently.....the kid was 16 not 12.....pretty soon he will be a toddler that a group of cops beat unconscious.

The right thing to do was to leave the kid alone. Tell him to move, if he don't, so be it. It's his life, if he's indeed dumb enough to get hit by a bus.

The incorrect thing to do is just what happened. Cops escalating something to the point of violence, as per usual.

If you've got a link proving the kids age, I suggest you post it up.
 
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The right thing to do was to leave the kid alone. Tell him to move, if he don't, so be it. It's his life, if he's indeed dumb enough to get hit by a bus.

The incorrect thing to do is just what happened. Cops escalating something to the point of violence, as per usual.

If you've got a link proving the kids age, I suggest you post it up.

I can't get a link to post with my phone but it is in the Latimes.....what do you think will happen to the cop when the bus drivers call headquarters and tells them they can't complete their route bc of people being in the way.
 
For them to post a cop there....there has to have been issues....why can't the guy get out of the d&mn way when told....it does not seem like an unreasonable request to me

Perhaps he would if a bus was pulling in. I don't know of many people willing to be ran over by a bus.

Cop was likely posted there to generate revenue, period.
 
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Why is that?

I have no idea.... It drives me insane though....my son plays football and a mom on the team complains about her son being treated unfairly....the kid has no talent... Won't listen... Sits down in the middle of the field and throws tantrums...my son would pay the price when he got home but she blames the coaches instead.
 
Perhaps he would if a bus was pulling in. I don't know of many people willing to be ran over by a bus.

Cop was likely posted there to generate revenue, period.

The cops at bus stops are usually directing traffic and pedestrians....they aren't there to write tickets generally speaking.
 
Are you walking in the bus lane while doing it?

You remember that video I posted a few days ago where the cops were harassing a guy for jaywalking/not using the crosswalk at the intersection... and then they proceeded to jaywalk to their cop cars across the street?
 
I got a ticket for sawing off a branch that sagged into the street today. That mother****er always clotheslines my truck. I was performing a public service.
 
You remember that video I posted a few days ago where the cops were harassing a guy for jaywalking/not using the crosswalk at the intersection... and then they proceeded to jaywalk to their cop cars across the street?

Are you so daffy not to recognize sarcasm? DTH did.
 
Sure, why not? As stated earlier, there isn't a law against being rude. Besides, are you willing to allow the government to decide the level of social change needed?

Society should accept it? We're not gong to delve into your An-Cap world today, but no, we shouldn't accept it as a society.
 
I got a ticket for sawing off a branch that sagged into the street today. That mother****er always clotheslines my truck. I was performing a public service.

What was the actual ticket for? Surely there's a state law that protects you in that situation. In TN, anything that crosses your property line or falls in your yard is your responsibility, so if a neighbor has a huge tree with branches on your side, you can trim them.
 
Tree on your property?

Trees are a funny thing. Permits for this, permits for that.

My buddy owns a bunch of apartments in east Memphis. He had a huge oak tree cut down on his property and his neighbor sued him. The tree provided shade yo his home. It cost my buddy 4-5k.
 
Trees are a funny thing. Permits for this, permits for that.

My buddy owns a bunch of apartments in east Memphis. He had a huge oak tree cut down on his property and his neighbor sued him. The tree provided shade yo his home. It cost my buddy 4-5k.

Memphis is a weird place anyway. My wife deals with their codes people frequently, I had to take her .380 away.
 
Society should accept it? We're not gong to delve into your An-Cap world today, but no, we shouldn't accept it as a society.

I'm not going there. You said we shouldn't accept it, how do you intend to stop it? The usual method is to create a law. Then we are left with even more violence in the streets because the cops are to enforce yet another stupid law.
After all, you are speaking in collectivist terms by saying "WE shouldn't accept it as a society"

People are individuals, as long as they're not hurting anyone else, what's the problem?
 
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