Harvard professor arrested for being black

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Originally Posted by 2009AD

Dude, you're an idiot.

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Originally Posted by tsbrenda

totalitarianism,police state


yes! so true

totalitarianism: the political concept that the citizen should be totally subject to an absolute state authority


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Hey AD, don't call me an idiot untill you get yourself educated about novel laws and executive orders, which nullify Constitutional Rights; and then get at me. Boy oh boy, I can smell the cognitive dissonance from here

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Originally Posted by El Nino

I posted my thoughts in another similar thread, but thought worthy to post here, as well..

If I may chime in here for a second... Ok, well it is clear that corporate mainstream media is swallowing this story up and turning it into a race based issue (again). At least that is a primary angle of the story that they are spewing out. Here's the deal wit THAT. They are skirting around the MAIN ISSUE and not talking about it at all. That is, the fact that we live in a friggin police state and if anybody is aware and knowledgable of their Civil Rights (apparently this guy was, as he stood up for himself) they will get bullied around and charged with something (anything that they can throw at you, actually). The Constitutional Rights this guy was presenting the police with, got shit and pissed on and flushed down the toilet about 9 years ago, thanks to 9/11. Most people aren't even aware of their Rights, and this is the sad part. Once again, this story is not a race based issue people; it's totalitarianism. You won't here the media talk about this either. Dr. King Jr. spoke of this very concept though and look where it got him!?!

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I'm with you El Nino... James Earl Ray never killed MLK, it was a conspiracy by those pursuing totalitarianism... the zionist Illuminati, no doubt. Similarly, the cop was only there the other night to plant thermite, so as to achieve a controlled demolition and silence a person who opposes oppression.

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Originally Posted by El Nino

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Originally Posted by 2009AD

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Originally Posted by El Nino

we live in a friggin police state

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Sure we do. :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy

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OK, fair enough pal... but next time you get pulled over and a cop wants to search your car, and you tell him "no" under the guise of your 4th Amendment privacy rights; take note what happens, please.

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Bad example because the delusion that driving is a privilege and not a right.

Otherwise I am inclined to agree with you, the only reason why anyone cares about this story is because the professor is a famous professor from a famous university. Had this happened to any "average" middle class or working class American, of either sex, either race, or either political ideology, this would have never made the news.

I would consider a defining element of a police state to be allowing cops to beat up and/or punish anyone who offends them. Not only is this standard operating procedure in the United States, but its often defended by Americans themselves.

Example: all the people who thought it was a big fucking joke when the "don't taze me bro" tazing went down. A joke? The guy was being tazed simply because he was being an asshat punk. Not only was there nothing criminal going on, but the politician whose lecture was disrupted wanted the police to leave him alone so that his questions could be answered. Inflicting pain on someone simply because they were rude, when they broke no law, and then joking about it, is not a characteristic I would find common to a country that is NOT a police state.

Is your name "TSBrenda?" Learn to read.

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Originally Posted by El Nino

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Originally Posted by 2009AD

Dude, you're an idiot.

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Originally Posted by tsbrenda

totalitarianism,police state


yes! so true

totalitarianism: the political concept that the citizen should be totally subject to an absolute state authority


:x :x :x :x :x

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Hey AD, don't call me an idiot untill you get yourself educated about novel laws and executive orders, which nullify Constitutional Rights; and then get at me. Boy oh boy, I can smell the cognitive dissonance from here

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This thread is getting more fun every minute. Police State? Totalitarianism? Cognitive Dissonance? Buahahahaaa!!!

The only absolute state authority I'm worried about is the kind put down by Obama and the other "statists".


BTW:

Strangest HA statement: 1)
tsbrenda wrote:
BRAZILIAN IS A MIX OF AFRICAN ANCESTRY AND PUERTO RICAN

Well, tsbrenda should know...after all she is an M.D. Heh.

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Originally Posted by phobun

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Originally Posted by El Nino

I posted my thoughts in another similar thread, but thought worthy to post here, as well..

If I may chime in here for a second... Ok, well it is clear that corporate mainstream media is swallowing this story up and turning it into a race based issue (again). At least that is a primary angle of the story that they are spewing out. Here's the deal wit THAT. They are skirting around the MAIN ISSUE and not talking about it at all. That is, the fact that we live in a friggin police state and if anybody is aware and knowledgable of their Civil Rights (apparently this guy was, as he stood up for himself) they will get bullied around and charged with something (anything that they can throw at you, actually). The Constitutional Rights this guy was presenting the police with, got shit and pissed on and flushed down the toilet about 9 years ago, thanks to 9/11. Most people aren't even aware of their Rights, and this is the sad part. Once again, this story is not a race based issue people; it's totalitarianism. You won't here the media talk about this either. Dr. King Jr. spoke of this very concept though and look where it got him!?!

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I'm with you El Nino... James Earl Ray never killed MLK, it was a conspiracy by those pursuing totalitarianism... the zionist Illuminati, no doubt. Similarly, the cop was only there the other night to plant thermite, so as to achieve a controlled demolition and silence a person who opposes oppression.

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FTW Nano-thermite was found in the rubble, brah.... documented.

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Originally Posted by SarahG

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Originally Posted by El Nino

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Originally Posted by 2009AD

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Originally Posted by El Nino

we live in a friggin police state

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Sure we do. :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy :screwy

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OK, fair enough pal... but next time you get pulled over and a cop wants to search your car, and you tell him "no" under the guise of your 4th Amendment privacy rights; take note what happens, please.

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Bad example because the delusion that driving is a privilege and not a right.

Otherwise I am inclined to agree with you, the only reason why anyone cares about this story is because the professor is a famous professor from a famous university. Had this happened to any "average" middle class or working class American, of either sex, either race, or either political ideology, this would have never made the news.

I would consider a defining element of a police state to be allowing cops to beat up and/or punish anyone who offends them. Not only is this standard operating procedure in the United States, but its often defended by Americans themselves.

Example: all the people who thought it was a big fucking joke when the "don't taze me bro" tazing went down. A joke? The guy was being tazed simply because he was being an asshat punk. Not only was there nothing criminal going on, but the politician whose lecture was disrupted wanted the police to leave him alone so that his questions could be answered. Inflicting pain on someone simply because they were rude, when they broke no law, and then joking about it, is not a characteristic I would find common to a country that is NOT a police state.

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Cool points. Another point to lead one to see that we are heading in the direction of a police state would be to look at the % of our population in federal and state prisons. Shit's off the charts, bitches...

The title of this thread "Harvard Prof. Arrested for Being Black" needs to be corrected and retitled, "Harvard Professor, Aware Of His Civil Rights, Attempts To Use Them And Pisses Off A Cop Resulting In A Bogus Criminal Offense"!!!

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Originally Posted by El Nino

The title of this thread "Harvard Prof. Arrested for Being Black" needs to be corrected and retitled, "Harvard Professor, Aware Of His Civil Rights, Attempts To Use Them And Pisses Off A Cop Resulting In A Bogus Criminal Offense"!!!

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How about" Self Righteous Arrogant Harvard Professor gives Police a hard time while they are trying to protect His property"

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Originally Posted by barefootjoe69

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Originally Posted by El Nino

The title of this thread "Harvard Prof. Arrested for Being Black" needs to be corrected and retitled, "Harvard Professor, Aware Of His Civil Rights, Attempts To Use Them And Pisses Off A Cop Resulting In A Bogus Criminal Offense"!!!

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How about" Self Righteous Arrogant Harvard Professor gives Police a hard time while they are trying to protect His property"

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Why stop there?

How about:

"Self righteous arrogant Harvard Professor gives police a hard time when trying to investigate report of a break in, police are offended, police retaliate by convincing him to walk outside so they can arrest him on trumped up charges when no law has actually been broken."