Cop man handles black girl in classroom

[marcuz]

Ya'll acting real dense right now.

SROs have been in schools for decades.

1. The teacher asked her to leave

2. The school administrator asked her to leave

3. The cop asked her to leave.

So at that point, it really doesn't matter what rule she broke. She doesn't have any rights in that school to consistently ignore orders. Read the law.

Now, should the cop have done what he did, how he did it? No.

But should the cop have used "other means" to remove the student? Yes.

then why do you continue to passively defend the cops actions? you do this shyt all the time, you did it with darren wilson and mike brown. meanwhile, the cop got fired. maybe after everyone finds out what warranted all this, social justice warriors can get the teacher fired too

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Using force to move someone is a violent action.

There's nothing misleading about using the word in this situation.

Cops can use force to remove students. Not "excessive" force.

Again, you don't know the law.

BUT AGAIN (since i have to repeat this for the mental midgets) THE COP DID NOT HAVE TO ACT IN THAT SPECIFIC MANNER.

 

[ORDER_66]

Well the cop got fired, so fukk him. You dont treat a child like he did no matter the circumstances. I wonder would he have treated hannah who had a rich white judge for a daddy the same way???

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Yes it does matter. That's what matters most.

If she didn't deserve the treatment in the first place, then she was right to protest.

It doesn't matter.

Read the laws. Students rights don't really "exist" in public schools and teachers can tell you what to do within a specific range of demands and you MUST comply.

But lets leave out your grand conspiracy. She was a disrespectful little girl to all levels of authority. She had it coming.

BUT...the cop should not have handled her like that. He should have removed her through other means, but not like that.

So we are ok with students having no rights. But administrators having the right to bully and enact physical violence on children?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

then why do you continue to passively defend the cops actions? you do this shyt all the time, you did it with darren wilson and mike brown. meanwhile, the cop got fired. maybe after everyone finds out what warranted all this, social justice warriors can get the teacher fired too

I'M NOT DEFENDING THE COP.

I'm saying that the cop being called wasn't the problem. It was the cop's behavior.

 

[PikaDaDon]

haa haa. you aint safe no where bruh.

Black Costa Rican congresswomen report racist threats -


and.

Costa Rica democracy, why it doesn't mean much for black people here

Do yourself a favor and read these two articles.

Black folks aint safe no where. and if by miracle you do find a safe haven for us. holla at a bruh via PM. i dont need the white man coming thru messing it up.

So you hand picked a couple of incidents and determined that the country is unsafe for black people? There's racism everywhere. It really depends on your outlook on life. If you let every incident bother you then you'll never be happy.

I'm in agreement with the poster you quoted. I've been to CR. In Costa Rica at least I can drive around without getting pulled over for no fukking reason. At least I can walk to the store without being aggressively searched by plain-clothed police officers like here in NYC. I've been pulled over (here in NYC) by police and had my valuable stolen by shythead Italian-American cops. My main issue with the US is the police. I can at least defend myself against racist civilians (but you guys hate the 2nd amendment). But when I'm confronted with a hyper-aggressive, racist, psychopathic cop then there's literally nothing I can do. If I talk back or fight back it will be used as justification for my murder.

Ideally you want to live in a place with a small government and far less cops. Less cops = more freedom. Unfortunately there are many in the black community (who have been baboozled by the democratic party) who call for big government. The guy OP's video is a police officer. A police officer is an agent of the state/government. You really want more of that?

@DEAD7

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

So we are ok with students having no rights. But administrators having the right to bully and enact physical violence on children?

The administrators didn't bully her.

The student did not comply with legal demands for her to leave the class room.

The cop is allowed to use force. Not excessive force.

 

[WheresWallace]

That might be the dumbest c00n of a fukkin post in this thread


Eat a dikk nikka

Some of you Nigerian nikkaz be the biggest gatdam c00ns on the planet

Man you have got to be joking. There's plenty of anti-intellectualism and degenerate behaviors going on in that 3rd world country Nigeria, and Lagos is worse than any city in the US. You have Nigerians all over Europe and Asia who have gone to jail for dealing drugs and some Nigerians have even been executed for their criminality in some of those Southeast Asian countries. Everybody knows that only the decent Nigerians are allowed to immigrate to the US, Canada and England.......and even then you still have Nigerians who are being jailed/deported for their criminality(medical fraud, etc). So we don't have anything to learn from you.

Anyway, I heard the officer will be fired today and good riddance to that animal.

this is why i can't take a lot of nigerians in america seriously. they come over here and stick their nose up at us, but they dont want to talk about all the disgusting foul shyt that goes on in their own country. got muthafukkas casually raping kids, insane amounts of violence and criminality, unlimited corruption; just about everything you can think of in black america is amplified over there.

Keep letting white folks play you.. Nigerians out here getting money. Best educated immigrants in the US. Take pride in learning and education. Maybe you can learn something instead of promoting anti-intellectualism and degenerate behavior. The real tragedy is that this girl felt comfortable disrespecting her classmates, the teacher, and the principle as well to the point where the officer was called in. Her parents obviously failed her... And now you are arguing from a losing position... that's why I stated your letting white media play you.. you don't even see how they are doing it.

You have to remember something, the snobby Nigerians and other immigrants, were very snobby in their country too...so its more cultural thing than a race thing. You wasting trying to get them woke, cause none of those things matter to them.

Co-sign. Nigerian' are the biggest c00ns. :ill: Like this guy below.



"There is NO POLICE brutality in America. We ended that back in the 60's" @2:54
Called black people "sub-human creeps" @1:29

The c00n above is no different than the "Nigerian" c00ns you hate so much. Not to mention Tommy Sotomoisture, Steven A Smith, Raven Symone and a whole host of others to name.

So basically you coli posters who are presumably black people...and all of you seemingly care about race issues, are attacking each other by calling the Nigerian breh a c00n and the Nigerian breh is acting like any success of Nigerian's in America is a one up on our African American brehs.

Meanwhile st0rmfr0nt cac trolls plague this site with black woman hate threads and they get flooded with daps/rep. Racists cops continue to give ALL black people that work and yall goofy ass niiggas is fighting each other.

Truthfully, everybody I quoted above is c00ning.











Be dumb enough to still fall for divide and conquer in 2015 coli brehs...

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

So saying curse words and using a phone is proper cause for being physically detained?

Let me remind you of something you seem to not understand.

COPS CAN USE FORCE (not excessive) TO REMOVE STUDENTS FROM THE CLASSROOM PROVIDED ALL OTHER MEASURES OF COMPLIANCE ARE EXHAUSTED.

STUDENTS DON'T HAVE THE "LEGAL" RIGHTS YOU THINK THEY DO INSIDE OF SCHOOLS.

 

[No Sleep]

The administrators didn't bully her.

The student did not comply with legal demands for her to leave the class room.

The cop is allowed to use force. Not excessive force.

You love the cop?

 

[George's Dilemma]

You gotta start at the beginning.

First what did she do to warrant someone putting their hands on her?

That's a fair question to ask breh. From what I gather, and correct me if I'm wrong, but she was asked to leave the classroom, right? Really, she should have left. I'm going off of my own experiences with troublesome peers in the classroom during middle school and high school. Among the dudes we had some killers and future killers and to be honest in hindsight, I wouldn't have seen a problem with a cop dragging them out of the classroom because they would have given any cop a run for their money. Likely two or three cops or guards would need to be involved. These dudes were the reason we had metal detectors in the school Still, it should be remembered, these were young men, and not young women. At the same time, we've all known some females that can hold it down for themselves almost as good as some of the young men. That said, this whole situation is complicated to be fair. Doesn't make the copy any less irresponsible and a liability, but the girl does share a measure of blame, definitely much less than the cop though.

 

[marcuz]

I'M NOT DEFENDING THE COP.

I'm saying that the cop being called wasn't the problem. It was the cop's behavior.

what was the cop called for, napoleon?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

You love the cop?

do potatoes dream?

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Cops can use force to remove students. Not "excessive" force.

Again, you don't know the law.

BUT AGAIN (since i have to repeat this for the mental midgets) THE COP DID NOT HAVE TO ACT IN THAT SPECIFIC MANNER.

Cops CAN shoot unarmed people in the back. That doesn't make it right.

In most situations a cop does not have the right to put their hands on a child unless they pose a threat to themselves or other students.

She did not. Plenty of teachers and administrators all over the country have chimed in and said she shouldn't have been forcefully removed period.

In school teachers are instructed against forcefully removing a child in all but the most extreme circumstances.

In most school districts officers placed in the school are supposed to protect students, not enforce discipline. teachers are trained for that. Cops are not

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

what was the cop called for, napoleon?

It doesn't matter.

When the teacher asks you to leave. You leave.

When the administrator asks you to leave. You leave.

When the cop asks you to leave. YOU fukkIN LEAVE.

The cop acted in appropriately, but the cop's presence was within protocol.