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Title: Cop Gets Kicked Out Of Coffee Shop because he's a Cop
Source:
revolutionarypolitics
URL Source: http://revolutionarypolitics.tv/video/viewVideo.php?video_id=17119
Published: Dec 31, 2011
Author: HOUNDDAWG Q. Schwartz
Post Date: 2011-12-31 16:10:43 by HOUNDDAWG
Keywords: None
Views: 386
Comments: 27
Poster Comment: "Aw, don't go, Officer Angel. Gosh, we all really love you in your tailored uniform shirts and shiny Sam Browne equipment belt. And we know that you have a license to kill especially if there are no witnesses. And you're quite accustomed to interpreting fear and intimidation of the public as respect and envy. And, the very idea that a small business owner would brazenly admit that he doesn't love cops must have been terribly upsetting to you, a real, live humie bean. He should secretly loathe and despise you the way the good people behind the Iron Curtain did the Stasi and The KGB. I know I do. If you need a quick BJ to salve your wounded ego please see the groupie in the video. Just don't kiss her."
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#1. To: HOUNDDAWG (#0)
Why are female cops always so ugly?
The more correct word is fugly Turtle.
Kind of like the Bull Dykes who work in the mechanical trades in the Navy eh? I've noticed it here as well - a very large percentage of the women who work for the local PD are Dykes. They hate men to begin with and to expect fair treatment from them is an insane joke. Although, to be fair, most of the killings by the Portland PD have been committed by men. Women prefer to torture you a while before you die.
Pretty much, and thank goodness I was off the job by the time they came on en masse.
-- The Red and Black Cafe This cop knew he would be as welcome as a turd in the swimming pool at the R&B. I find this story contrived in that respect as the police have been pointedly and aggressively been told many many times they are to stay out, and that they are not welcome there. Not only that, they do enough surveillance of the R&B anyway. I now the politics of the workers and customers are not particularly your cup of tea, but I think you might appreciate their attitude toward the dominate paradigm. For one thing, if one goes there and talk Israel up or bother people with obvious support for the oppressors of Palestinian Arabs. they would be told they were bothering people and making them feel unsafe and be told to leave. Not to mention they are as disgusted with Obama as they were with Bush. They consider him a puppet of the neocons and bankers. When they bought the building, they posted advertisements for peoplp to please loan them money if they could. They got enough to buy the building outright, and they use a savings and loan, as they consider banks a mortal enemy.
Mister, I love that flyer! I'd rather have a sister in a whore house and my daddy in a crazy house than to have a sib on the Portland Police.
Portland Police scare the crap out of most people who get on their wrong side. Which is far easier to do than to get on their good side. I carry a gun when I ride an expensive bicycle on he path system and once when I was stopped for a minor traffic issue and asked for my wallet I was immediately knocked down and physically restrained when I told the officer I had a concealed and carry permit and was packing. I was released at the end of the kidney bruising incident with an improper lane usage ticket without my rounds for the small 38 cal S&W because having answered affirmative those rounds were reloads I had done myself they said they had to examine them to see if they were legal because of the modifications I had made to the hollow point slugs. (They were.) They also le me know they knew I was an 'eco-terrorist' and told me I should be home in Eugene and not in their area of operation. The cop returning the model 637 in it's velcro holster with duct tape wrapped around it and his partner kept his hand on his piece until I rode away. I personally dis-like them in the extreme, and am convinced that had they seen it as I removed my wallet from the zipper pocket in my down coat so close to where I was getting my wallet I might of been shot. They acted like it was a specialty dangerous weapon that profiled me as an activist leader. I refused to answer any of their questions about other weapons I own, why I chose to carry such a "sneaky" piece, and said in no uncertain terms I should always use wadcutters when re-loading, wanted to know who else I reloaded rounds for, etc etc. That made them aggressive and very unhappy, but you never know which tricky question's answer makes you fit another category of profiling they work with. I always stick with, "am I under arrest, am I being detained" in any answers to most questions from those folks. Why do you think I moved back to Eugene? They are a scary official gang up there who scare me worse than the people who tried to mug me for my expensive bicycle prompting me to use my C&C permit.
I recall this story from before. It makes me sick to see psycho cops who are threatened by law abiding carry. Their attitude is, "Hell, if anyone can carry then why did I become a cop?" They want a monopoly on the power of deadly force and they refuse to acknowledge that armed citizens can save their bacon. Po Po indeed.
I agree. I carried stock ammo after that, because I know they are keyed to control us by cutting off ammo sales first. They are terrified of people having the equipment and know how to re-load. The fat that I poured the slugs myself put dangerous information about me into their jacket on me I am sure. I silently rolled my eyes at the comment one made to me that I should be mindful how dangerous working with molten lead is. PoPo is always to 'friendly' with strange concerns for my health for my liking. Not to mention my conviction on an unlawful conceal and carry in the early 1970s when I had my S&W model 15 seized with an order of preservation to distribute it to a 'law enforcement' officer is bad for me and gets me treated worse even though it is decades old an offense, and was committed because I was a dumb kid who had gone out with friends to target shoot at a waste transfer site in rural Lane County and had stuck it under my seat when going into a store to by snacks and a soda pop in a small town. (I had left the spent bass in plain sight, and had answered the question where the piece was honestly.)
My brother was walking down the street in Norfolk, VA, looking like the sad case that he was when a cop decided to shake him. Claiming that he "matched the description of a robbery/burglary suspect" the cop stopped him and asked for ID. The cop then said, "You don't mind if I look in your backpack, do ya?" and my brother like most citizens didn't understand then that the correct answer was, "Yes, I do mind", said no, and the cop found a gun. The gun was a .44 spl cal Charter Arms Bulldog or a "Son Of Sam Special" that I had given my dad. Well, my dad paid the fine for my brother (it was a misdemeanor) and the judge made a point of seizing the gun because it was "such a large caliber" and it was lost in the system forever. I feel terrible about the loss of that gun and the loss of your Model 15. There was no better carry gun for cops that were restricted to .38 revolvers (or citizens who own them) than the S&W Mod 15. All, steel, 4 in bbl, adjustable rear sight and like all S&Ws they can be tuned to a fine, smooth double and single action trigger pull. I wish I still had mine as do you I'm sure.
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#3. To: Turtle (#1)
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#4. To: Jethro Tull (#3)
The more correct word is fugly Turtle.
#6. To: Original_Intent (#4)
#17. To: Jethro Tull (#6)
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#23. To: Ferret (#17)
#24. To: HOUNDDAWG (#23)
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#25. To: Ferret (#24)
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#26. To: HOUNDDAWG (#25)
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#27. To: Ferret (#26)
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(I had left the spent b(r)ass in plain sight, and had answered the question where the piece was honestly.)
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