Bush4Ever35 wrote:We reveal ourselves by who and what we choose to defend.
I defend black people being harassed by the cops.
Abe defends the cops harassing black people.
Interesting.
I defend cops doing their job. If it was that cops' job to make sure only residents were swimming at that pool....then I commend her for her efforts....and I feel bad that she, and people like her, have to deal with unruly people who won't answer a simple question.
Sitting on a lounge chair with headphones is unruly now LOL?
Again and again with the random misdirections. Shame.
Robceltsfan wrote:
I defend cops doing their job. If it was that cops' job to make sure only residents were swimming at that pool....then I commend her for her efforts....and I feel bad that she, and people like her, have to deal with unruly people who won't answer a simple question.
She wasn't a cop. She was a security guard. She asked a resident where he lived there without identifying herself. Do you routinely give your address to strangers ?
She's a cop that was hired to be a security guard. Cops work side jobs all the time.
And yes, I've given my information to a cop before.
He showed the "cop" his access key, and the property manager IDed him as a resident. Leave the guy alone after that...It aint that hard...Except the black guy needed to be taught a lesson.
Robceltsfan wrote:
I defend cops doing their job. If it was that cops' job to make sure only residents were swimming at that pool....then I commend her for her efforts....and I feel bad that she, and people like her, have to deal with unruly people who won't answer a simple question.
She wasn't a cop. She was a security guard. She asked a resident where he lived there without identifying herself. Do you routinely give your address to strangers ?
She's a cop that was hired to be a security guard. Cops work side jobs all the time.
And yes, I've given my information to a cop before.
She was an off duty cop who refused to identify herself. To the aggrieved party she was a stranger. If you give your address to strangers, especially with children in your home, i would recommend reevaluating.
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Robceltsfan wrote:
I defend cops doing their job. If it was that cops' job to make sure only residents were swimming at that pool....then I commend her for her efforts....and I feel bad that she, and people like her, have to deal with unruly people who won't answer a simple question.
Sitting on a lounge chair with headphones is unruly now LOL?
Again and again with the random misdirections. Shame.
How so? As I just typed, he showed his key, and the property manager verified he was a resident. Leave the guy alone after that...
She wasn't a cop. She was a security guard. She asked a resident where he lived there without identifying herself. Do you routinely give your address to strangers ?
She's a cop that was hired to be a security guard. Cops work side jobs all the time.
And yes, I've given my information to a cop before.
He showed the "cop" his access key, and the property manager IDed him as a resident. Leave the guy alone after that...It aint that hard...Except the black guy needed to be taught a lesson.
As noted... repeatedly... the cop barely said a word (except to defend the notion he was being singled out in her questioning) after the manager arrived.
Robceltsfan wrote:
She's a cop that was hired to be a security guard. Cops work side jobs all the time.
And yes, I've given my information to a cop before.
He showed the "cop" his access key, and the property manager IDed him as a resident. Leave the guy alone after that...It aint that hard...Except the black guy needed to be taught a lesson.
As noted... repeatedly... the cop barely said a word (except to defend the notion he was being singled out in her questioning) after the manager arrived.
Great...again, as soon as he was verified as a resident, BOTH should have hit the bricks...
Robceltsfan wrote:
She's a cop that was hired to be a security guard. Cops work side jobs all the time.
And yes, I've given my information to a cop before.
He showed the "cop" his access key, and the property manager IDed him as a resident. Leave the guy alone after that...It aint that hard...Except the black guy needed to be taught a lesson.
As noted... repeatedly... the cop barely said a word (except to defend the notion he was being singled out in her questioning) after the manager arrived.
Why didn't she identify herself ?
Instead of defusing the situation she escalated it.
rileymartin wrote:
He showed the "cop" his access key, and the property manager IDed him as a resident. Leave the guy alone after that...It aint that hard...Except the black guy needed to be taught a lesson.
As noted... repeatedly... the cop barely said a word (except to defend the notion he was being singled out in her questioning) after the manager arrived.
Why didn't she identify herself ?
Instead of defusing the situation she escalated it.
He said he thought the badge she was prominently wearing could be a fake.
Maybe she showed him the badge already. Identified herself before the video?
As noted... repeatedly... the cop barely said a word (except to defend the notion he was being singled out in her questioning) after the manager arrived.
Why didn't she identify herself ?
Instead of defusing the situation she escalated it.
He said he thought the badge she was prominently wearing could be a fake.
Maybe she showed him the badge already. Identified herself before the video?
She showed her badge, he showed his key. Then the Manager came and verified his residency...Abe and Rob seem to think the Darky needed to be taught a lesson for some reason.
rileymartin wrote:She showed her badge, he showed his key. Then the Manager came and verified his residency...Abe and Rob seem to think the Darky needed to be taught a lesson for some reason.
Dude. Stop.
Good gawd, man. You win if you're just gonna run in a circle over and over and over again with nonsense. At least Bush is clever with it... and sleep deprived. This is brutal from you at this point.
rileymartin wrote:She showed her badge, he showed his key. Then the Manager came and verified his residency...Abe and Rob seem to think the Darky needed to be taught a lesson for some reason.
Dude. Stop.
Good gawd, man. You win if you're just gonna run in a circle over and over and over again with nonsense. At least Bush is clever with it... and sleep deprived. This is brutal from you at this point.
Oh, you mean the same cirlcle you keep running in LOL...
The dude proved he was a resident...Leave him alone after that....No need to kick him out of the pool...
rileymartin wrote:She showed her badge, he showed his key. Then the Manager came and verified his residency...Abe and Rob seem to think the Darky needed to be taught a lesson for some reason.
Dude. Stop.
Good gawd, man. You win if you're just gonna run in a circle over and over and over again with nonsense. At least Bush is clever with it... and sleep deprived. This is brutal from you at this point.
Oh, you mean the same cirlcle you keep running in LOL...
The dude proved he was a resident...Leave him alone after that....No need to kick him out of the pool...
The cop/guard didn't kick him out of the pool at that point. The manager did.
I specifically asked what the cop/guard did wrong. And other than not literally running away the second the manager arrived... I've yet to read a valid response.
Good gawd, man. You win if you're just gonna run in a circle over and over and over again with nonsense. At least Bush is clever with it... and sleep deprived. This is brutal from you at this point.
Oh, you mean the same cirlcle you keep running in LOL...
The dude proved he was a resident...Leave him alone after that....No need to kick him out of the pool...
The cop/guard didn't kick him out of the pool at that point. The manager did.
I specifically asked what the cop/guard did wrong. And other than not literally running away the second the manager arrived... I've yet to read a valid response.
I was never answering that question Abe, and no one else did because it is irrelevant.
