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<blockquote data-quote="OK Corgi Rancher" data-source="post: 3944749" data-attributes="member: 45773">LOL...&nbsp; Can you prove they will?&nbsp; Of course, you can&#039;t.&nbsp; And there is no way at all you can substantiate the rest of what you said re: do what I say or else.&nbsp; At the most basic level it&#039;s easy enough to illustrate the absurdity of that by just pointing out not &quot;all&quot; police interactions with the public require an officer to ask that anything be done.Furthermore, resisting manifests itself in varying degrees.&nbsp; One person may resist passively...like sitting or laying motionless while the officer tries to handcuff them or move them.&nbsp; It&#039;s highly unlikely that person is going to get an &quot;@$$ whooping&quot;.&nbsp; It&#039;s highly likely the officer(s) would just move them or manipulate them enough to get the cuffs on.I didn&#039;t think it would be possible for you to say something even more ridiculous than your first post.&nbsp; But I see you&#039;ve doubled down on the hyperbole.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OK Corgi Rancher, post: 3944749, member: 45773"] LOL... Can you prove they will? Of course, you can't. And there is no way at all you can substantiate the rest of what you said re: do what I say or else. At the most basic level it's easy enough to illustrate the absurdity of that by just pointing out not "all" police interactions with the public require an officer to ask that anything be done. Furthermore, resisting manifests itself in varying degrees. One person may resist passively...like sitting or laying motionless while the officer tries to handcuff them or move them. It's highly unlikely that person is going to get an "@$$ whooping". It's highly likely the officer(s) would just move them or manipulate them enough to get the cuffs on. I didn't think it would be possible for you to say something even more ridiculous than your first post. But I see you've doubled down on the hyperbole. [/QUOTE]

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