All that juice on the pavement may make for an unsafe driving experience. It's probably not advisable.
The reason I mentioned Packard was dad and I hand one, (not thisone but just like it) never messed with it enough to get it going but the thing was a TANK,sheet metal was probably twice as thick as new stuff. Don't know what it weighed but that straight 8 was a monster in itself.
Hard to tell if it was a taser or a firearm. In that situation drawing a taser is completely justified, after-all, he did not deploy it, he simply produced it to gain and assure compliance. A firearm on the other hand is excessive, but it does appear to be tribal land and I don't know what standards they go by and honestly I don't care. If these morons want to protest, that's fine, that's their right and I swore an oath that I take very seriously to protect those rights, but they do not, under any circumstances, have the right to block a roadway. So if he was a bit overzealous, oh well, he didn't shoot anybody so, no harm, no foul.
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They are creating potholes but then they have no way to get these brainless winders hands out of the chunk of concrete and epoxy. I read about it weeks ago so I will see if I can find anything more about it.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...amputation/articleshow/101751499.cms?from=mdr
Had the "protesters" been to the side of road; nothing would happened.
The "protesters" had pipes, signs and were illegally blockading roadway. Serious situation requires serious response.
Notice how quickly the whining started when put down.
The guy on far right, slowly gets up and skulks off. Organizer? or just another snowflake running when confronted?
I would have run their **** over long before the police arrived. My brush guard is not just to look cool.
Think about the long game.
Block a road on the way to a major festival.
Stop hundreds if not thousands of people.
Someone is likely to lose their cool.
There motive was not to protest,
They wanted someone to assault them so they could file a lawsuit.
Thats the point of the video work.
Get someone outside the protesting party to do something aggressive and capture it on video. Then react in a manner that could imply significant injury.
Then hire an attorney and name everyone they can identify at the scene.
They claim some sort of injury, soft tissue, lots of pain but nothing that can be disproven with testing.
The get a pile of small go the F away checks from the insurance carriers for the named but not actively involved parties, and then a bigger one from who ever they prove knocked them down.
They can hide behind the position that they were peacefully protesting, and the other party approached and engaged with them. That is likely to nullify any affirmative defense arguments on the part of whom every they sue.
The smart move was bringing in law enforcement after politely requesting that the protesters clear the public road.
Part of self defense is not to take the bait.
Block a road on the way to a major festival.
Stop hundreds if not thousands of people.
Someone is likely to lose their cool.
There motive was not to protest,
They wanted someone to assault them so they could file a lawsuit.
Thats the point of the video work.
Get someone outside the protesting party to do something aggressive and capture it on video. Then react in a manner that could imply significant injury.
Then hire an attorney and name everyone they can identify at the scene.
They claim some sort of injury, soft tissue, lots of pain but nothing that can be disproven with testing.
The get a pile of small go the F away checks from the insurance carriers for the named but not actively involved parties, and then a bigger one from who ever they prove knocked them down.
They can hide behind the position that they were peacefully protesting, and the other party approached and engaged with them. That is likely to nullify any affirmative defense arguments on the part of whom every they sue.
The smart move was bringing in law enforcement after politely requesting that the protesters clear the public road.
Part of self defense is not to take the bait.
Tie a rope around their neck and pull them loose. Problem solved.
A protest is standing on the side of a road with picket signs and hugging trees. Blocking a road is civil disobedience and should be treated as such.
I am curious as to how the "protesters" were able to get to the place they protested? Did they drive? Walk in sneakers made from oil? Ride their bikes made from earth elements?
I am curious as to how the "protesters" were able to get to the place they protested? Did they drive? Walk in sneakers made from oil? Ride their bikes made from earth elements?
