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  • swamper

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    Oh to have a sprinkler bypass system that would sprinkle these trespassers with OC pepper spray.

    The fact that police escorted these people to private property is just insane. And then, to not disperse the crowd with a frightened teenager in the home is just beyond the pale. The police of that area have effectively told people that they can do this without repercussion.

    http://video.foxnews.com/v/4205484/political-protest-or-harassment

    http://money.cnn.com/2010/05/19/news/companies/SEIU_Bank_of_America_protest.fortune/index.htm

    Intimidation was the whole point of this exercise, and it worked-even on the police. A trio of officers who belatedly answered our calls confessed a fear that arrests might "incite" these trespassers.

    http://bigjournalism.com/acary/2010...-escorted-seiu-protesters-to-greg-baers-home/

    According to Corporal Dan Friz, an MCPD spokesperson in Rockville, Maryland, the department received a disturbance call from one of Baer’s neighbors at 4:10 pm last Sunday. Four MCPD units arrived at Baer’s Greenville Rd. address at 4:15 pm. At least two Metropolitan Police Department units from the nearby District of Columbia were already at the scene when they arrived.

    Why? Because police cars attached to the Washington MPD’s Civil Disturbance Unit had escorted the SEIU protesters’ buses to Baer’s home. Such cross-jurisdictional escort activity is not uncommon for both departments according to Friz and Metro Police Department spokesperson Officer Eric Frost. Still, the District police did not inform their colleagues of what was about to happen in one of their Maryland neighborhoods.

    http://biggovernment.com/libertychi...matters-omit-deadbeat-unions-90-million-debt/

    Perhaps the most important piece of information of all that was left out of the posts from SEIU, the Huffington Post, and Media Matters is the fact that Bank of America is one of SEIU’s major creditors.

    In 2007, the SEIU owed Bank of America nearly $95 Million.

    By the end of 2008, SEIU owed more than $156 Million in total outstanding liabilities. Only six years prior, its liabilities were $8 Million. And we’re not even addressing their debts to other banks, like $15 Million with Amalgamated Bank.
     

    oleheat

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    I wonder if they have the balls to pull this in Texas ?!? :rofl::rofl::rofl:

    Seriously- this is amazing. Who made the call at the police dept to ESCORT THEM TO A PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND ALLOW THEM TO TRESPASS?????

    This is a scenario where an "electrified lawn" would have come in very handy....
     

    SirIsaacNewton

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    The best part about this was.....

    "HuffPost readers responding to the coverage assumed that Baer was an evil former Bush official. He's not. A lifelong Democrat, Baer worked for the Clinton Treasury Department, and his wife, Shirley Sagawa, author of the book The American Way to Change and a former adviser to Hillary Clinton, is a prominent national service advocate.

    In the 1990s, the Baers' former bosses, Bill and Hillary Clinton, denounced the "politics of personal destruction." Today politicians and their voters of all stripes grieve the ugly bitterness that permeates our policy debates. Now, with populist rage providing a useful cover, it appears we've crossed into a new era: The politics of personal intimidation."

    The fat cat they want to skin is a loyal supporter of the same political party as these retard henchmen. I wonder if Obama will get another check from Baer or if his political opinions where changed by the 500 idiots on his lawn.
     
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    gsneff

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    don't think that there is not a possibility that the white house is somehow involved. dc is a "federal city" which means they fall under the us jurisdiction not simply a city's or state's. i'm not saying it was definately the regime invoved just saying it is possible.
     

    Saftman

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    They do this crap because they are allowed to get away with it. The whole bunch should have been shot, including the "Police Escort". It is time for Americans to either get Pissed off or get Pissed On. Personally, no one Pisses on me or my family.
     

    nola_

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    A 12 ga., a big box of less lethal bean bags, a lawn chair, and a case of beer.....:D

    Just thinking, what if the kid freaked, thought a zombie attack was imminent and started opening fire?

    What that be justified in fearing for one's life? (Large groups of people on your property shouting, etc..).

    Either way it had to be scary for the teenager.
     

    oleheat

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    Just thinking, what if the kid freaked, thought a zombie attack was imminent and started opening fire?

    What that be justified in fearing for one's life? (Large groups of people on your property shouting, etc..).

    Either way it had to be scary for the teenager.


    It's a good thing he didn't drive up in a vehicle and they angrily blocked the street and surrounded his vehicle- thus creating a "blockade situation".
    Ayoob has given some neat ideas about that in the past.:)
     

    CloudStrife

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    It's a good thing he didn't drive up in a vehicle and they angrily blocked the street and surrounded his vehicle- thus creating a "blockade situation".
    Ayoob has given some neat ideas about that in the past.:)

    Wouldn't he/she be justified in plowing them over then? All that's between him and the mob is a piece of glass...
     

    oleheat

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    Wouldn't he/she be justified in plowing them over then? All that's between him and the mob is a piece of glass...

    At that moment you have to decided what their intentions are, just like any other time.

    What I was referring to was his idea that if a gang with bad intentions blocks the path of your vehicle, with their objective being to forcefully remove you from that vehicle, it is wise to remember that you are behind the wheel of a very heavy object......

    If it's a scenario like the one we all saw in the 1992 L.A. riots- where people were in fact getting dragged and beaten from their cars- I know what I would do.
     

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    If it's a scenario like the one we all saw in the 1992 L.A. riots- where people were in fact getting dragged and beaten from their cars- I know what I would do.

    My wife and I saw that happen on Jackson Ave last year. Guy got pulled out of his driver side window while it was moving. 4 or 5 guys kicked the **** out of him and the dam car almost ran over him. After seeing that I will take my chances. The best part about it was I called the police station, non-emergency because at that point he had dragged himself back into his car as it had come to rest after hitting another car and drove off bouncing off 3 or 4 more cars on the way out, and I said very calmly because at that point I had drawn my weapon and was hiding behind my SUV and my wife was a couple blocks down running full sprint, you need to send an officer to Constance and Jackson I just witnessed a man pulled from his car and beaten by four or five other dudes. His response, I kid you not, Well what do you want me to do about? I was blown away and immediately asked is this the NO police department. He said yes but if the guy got away what do you want us to do? Then I got furious and said your job and hung up. That day I realized that this city is crazy and I can't rely on the police for a dam thing.
     
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    sraacke

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    Bunch of trespassers on the lawn? "Honey, put on your gas mask. I'm breaking out those Tear Gas grenades I picked up at the gun show awhile back."
     

    oleheat

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    My wife and I saw that happen on Jackson Ave last year. Guy got pulled out of his driver side window while it was moving. 4 or 5 guys kicked the **** out of him and the dam car almost ran over him. After seeing that I will take my chances. The best part about it was I called the police station, non-emergency because at that point he had dragged himself back into his car as it had come to rest after hitting another car and drove off bouncing off 3 or 4 more cars on the way out, and I said very calmly because at that point I had drawn my weapon and was hiding behind my SUV and my wife was a couple blocks down running full sprint, you need to send an officer to Constance and Jackson I just witnessed a man pulled from his car and beaten by four or five other dudes. His response, I kid you not, Well what do you want me to do about? I was blown away and immediately asked is this the NO police department. He said yes but if the guy got away what do you want us to do? Then I got furious and said your job and hung up. That day I realized that this city is crazy and I can't rely on the police for a dam thing.

    YEP. In this world we live in where everyone has cell phones, OnStar, and all this technology, the truth is when the sh*t goes splat, WE ARE ALL ON OUR OWN.

    I can't tell you how many times certain family members (not immediate) of mine have uttered the words "If I run into trouble with somebody on the highway, all I have to do it call OnStar & help will be on the way!":bravo:
    I was once inclined to explain to a female cousin that OnStar is indeed a very useful thing- that it is a very effective tool in the recovery of the empty vehicle so that it may be prepared for it's next owner. She didn't get it at first.:rolleyes:
     

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