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Title: Atlanta Mom Tasered By Security Guard Outside Of Store !! (after being warned over and over to stay out of the store)
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Published: Feb 2, 2013
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Post Date: 2013-02-02 13:51:40 by James Deffenbach
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Poster Comment: I thought this was a good comment and summed up what I thought about it. Ken Cook 13 hours ago The only thing "horrifying" about this video is the completely unacceptable behavior of this woman and her obviously mis-raised pack of brats. Good for the guard! She attacked him repeatedly and he showed amazing restraint. He should get a pay raise. You couldn't pay me enough to deal with people who behave like that on a daily basis.
What did the bitch expect after going inside when she had been told repeatedly not to come in and then went in anyway and slapped at the guy (don't know if she connected or not). That tasing may go a ways toward her education. (JD)
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#12. To: James Deffenbach (#0)
You see that crazy chimp? thats what you get when the government system raises you.... Her kids aren't hers, their obamas . And I am glad to see her children have the good common sense to cry and beg mommy WTF are you doing as she chimped out on the security guard.... about to seconds before some epic zapping. ___FIRE
A lesson I would have taught that one yammering SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL! Yeah, and you can be tased! That's what I would have told her if she was up in my face acting all ignorant like that. Not that I wouldn't have tased the one he tased too and I would have done it before he did. It appeared that she spit at him--don't know if it actually hit him or not--two times. Damned if I would stand there and let some syphilitic, aids-carrying bitch spit on me and not do anything about it. Those two "women" acted about as bad or worse than some chimps that just had been caught in the jungle and not trained. They need to let that security guard commence their training. Looks like he could get them on the right path. You saw that little one jumping up and down right after his mama got some of her just desserts, didn't you? I don't know if he was practicing for his future basketball career or whether he was getting into "hip hop." don't be mean, be compassionate. That was the kid and the point I was referencing. The little bugger started crying when mommy started going off on the guard right before he busted out his righteousness. The little shit had no clue why mommy was hitting that man, but he didn't like it. That bitch made her son cry.... shame on her. What can be done? For starters the FBI/CIA could stop making it's money off crack. Oh and thug rap. Thats theirs too. .... That kind of stupid was not made in one night/generation. It will take more than one night/generation to fix it. _______ Their are only two kinds of americans left in the USA those opposed to the tyranny and those that are wrong. Resist propaganda, Support strict constitutional adherence!
More of that black cat in the youtube vid is what the culture needs .................... I noticed something else too... That guard used more restraint and merciful judgement than any cop ever would. He did not continue to pull the trigger as a cop would. _______ Their are only two kinds of americans left in the USA those opposed to the tyranny and those that are wrong. Resist propaganda, Support strict constitutional adherence!
It will take more than one night/generation to fix it. No doubt. Yeah, David Spates is funny and has good sense, unlike the two "women" in that first video. I would have tazed both of their dumb asses. well they both did violate the rules of personal space and good taste.
_______ Their are only two kinds of americans left in the USA those opposed to the tyranny and those that are wrong. Resist propaganda, Support strict constitutional adherence!
Yeah, I would have tazed the heavyset one for getting up in my face the way she did him--who knows when someone that ignorant is going to attack them? And the second one, the first time she spit in my direction it would have been on. And horizontal and stiff. "Have Brain, Will Travel
Was that hippo that was almost tased? pic related
SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL! She might have gotten that second one out before I gave her an attitude adjustment but certainly not the third one. Funny pics. I just want to know one thing. Did she need an ambulamps?
"I am not one of those weak-spirited, sappy Americans who want to be liked by all the people around them. I don’t care if people hate my guts; I assume most of them do. The important question is whether they are in a position to do anything about it." - William S Burroughs
I thought bullying was out. They must be gun control advocates. Dollars to donuts they're anti-taser right about now. "I am not one of those weak-spirited, sappy Americans who want to be liked by all the people around them. I don’t care if people hate my guts; I assume most of them do. The important question is whether they are in a position to do anything about it." - William S Burroughs
Most disturbing is that the top photo was taken at a wallmart two miles from my house.
"I am not one of those weak-spirited, sappy Americans who want to be liked by all the people around them. I don’t care if people hate my guts; I assume most of them do. The important question is whether they are in a position to do anything about it." - William S Burroughs
Call da ambalamps. NSFW ((snickering)) Watching her lock up from the "invisible lightning" and drop like whale shit is a ghetto-gold moment!!
#13. To: Dakmar (#11)
Fat, loud, and stupid is no way to go through life.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#14. To: titorite (#12)
You see that crazy chimp? thats what you get when the government system raises you.... Her kids aren't hers, their obamas .
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#15. To: scrapper2 (#4)
What a freak show of belligerent mothers and their brats.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#16. To: James Deffenbach (#15)
(Edited)
#17. To: James Deffenbach (#9)
(Edited)
#18. To: titorite (#16)
That kind of stupid was not made in one night/generation.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#19. To: titorite (#17)
More of that black cat in the youtube vid is what the culture needs
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#20. To: James Deffenbach (#19)
#21. To: titorite (#20)
well they both did violate the rules of personal space and good taste.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#22. To: Dakmar (#11)
Fat, loud, and stupid is no way to go through life.
#23. To: James Deffenbach (#0)
#24. To: Doomageddon (#23)
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#25. To: James Deffenbach (#13)
#26. To: James Deffenbach (#24)
SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL! SHE CAN YELL!
#27. To: Doomageddon (#23)
#28. To: Dakmar (#25)
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."
D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#29. To: James Deffenbach (#0)
-Alex Kurtagic
#30. To: X-15, ghetto-gold, 4 (#29)
I'll confess to being gratified at her silencing. Watching her lock up from the "invisible lightning" and drop like whale shit is a ghetto-gold moment!!
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
#31. To: Lod (#30)
I almost hate to admit I was laughing with tears in my eyes when she hit the deck. I'll confess to being gratified at her silencing.
#32. To: James Deffenbach (#0)
that is painful to watch and hear with those poor traumatized children crying.
On Sunday the 27th CBS ran a show "Let's Give Up on the Constitution" hosted by Jewish Profession Michael Seidman. He said the Constitution is out of date and should largely be discarded. Get it? It's out of date, and we need to substitute Marxism. You've got to convince the sheeple that we need to get rid of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Most of this has been done already, and the Second Amendment is the next to go. There was no rebuttal of course.~Roger Mason
#33. To: James Deffenbach (#0) (Edited)
What I want to know is this: Why did the security guard block her from access to a public place in the first place? Does the store have some restraining order against her of some sort? Cause I do not find it amusing to see anybody being electrocuted with a tazer to the ground. Those tazers are know to kill people and there have been recorded deaths of these happening.
#34. To: christine (#32)
Well, they might actually learn something from it. Action/reaction, cause/effect, that kind of thing. Mama got in someone's face and spit at and maybe on him. Mama got a taste of payback for her incredibly rude behavior (and I thought he had been remarkably restrained). Only thing I saw he did wrong was not take out that stupid whale who was screaming at him, telling him SHE CAN YELL! over and over. that is painful to watch and hear with those poor traumatized children crying.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#35. To: purplerose (#33)
Did you find her actions amusing? Spitting at the guy and maybe spitting on him, not once but twice. And keeping on running that mouth and being a terrible example to the kids. I wasn't amused at all and don't blame the guy. In his place I would have done the same and probably sooner. How long do you think a cop would have waited to taze her and beat her down? I believe we can all safely assume that she was given plenty of opportunity to shut up and leave. Why did the security guard block her from access to a public place in the first place? Does the store have some restraining order against her of some sort? Cause I do not find it amusing to see anybody being electrocuted with a tazer to the ground. Those tazers are know to kill people and there have been recorded deaths of these happening.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#36. To: Lod (#30) (Edited)
I admit , I loled. I'll confess to being gratified at her silencing.
_______ Their are only two kinds of americans left in the USA those opposed to the tyranny and those that are wrong. Resist propaganda, Support strict constitutional adherence!
#37. To: Fred Mertz (#31)
It's because she bolted up like a stick right... I almost hate to admit I was laughing with tears in my eyes when she hit the deck.
_______ Their are only two kinds of americans left in the USA those opposed to the tyranny and those that are wrong. Resist propaganda, Support strict constitutional adherence!
#38. To: purplerose, christine (#33)
Rose, Christine, here is the full video with the big whale looking one getting in on the act and screaming at the security guard. Tell me you wouldn't have tazed or maced these bitches.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#39. To: James Deffenbach (#38)
What the security guard should have done is when the women started yelling at him, he should have just backed up and went back into the store and called police right away to stop the incident from escalating. That is what common sense would have dictated to me. I would not use excessive force with a gun or tazer unless they came after me, by their use of kicking down the door entrance and physically attacked me. By that time, I would have the police dispatcher on the phone. Instead, he intentionally provoked those two women to come at him by yelling at their kids which compelled these women to come at him. He was not acting reasonable but instead provoked and taunted them which escalated the incident. In my opinion, he is at fault.
#40. To: purplerose (#39)
They were both interacting in their own special monkey-speak language, until she chose to assault him, repeatedly. He was justified in juicing her. Calling the cops would probably resulted in them shooting her to death.
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
#41. To: purplerose (#39)
Well, I guess if you would have rather seen her shot then your idea would be better. I thought the security guard was remarkably restrained and I can tell you for sure that he put up with a whole lot more out of those two than I would have.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#42. To: Lod (#40)
That security guard was in no way acting reasonable but was trying to act like Mr. Bad Ass. If you as a security guard tried that in L.A., you'd be smoked out like swiss cheese within days by the homies.
#43. To: James Deffenbach (#41) (Edited)
I don't want for either party to get injured or shot to death. I just disagree that the security guards actions were not very wise. Especially, with the street violence in the inner cities we have today. You just don't do that these days cause everybody is packing heat. Well, I guess if you would have rather seen her shot then your idea would be better.
#44. To: purplerose (#42)
Do whatever in CA, most of the rest of the country will do otherwise. You guys can dial 911 and wait, and we'll take action; as necessary.
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
#45. To: purplerose (#39)
I guess you didn't see that heffalump get all up in his face, going in and being aggressive with him after being told to stay out, spitting on him, etc. The man was provoked and didn't do anything most people wouldn't have done. The difference is that most of us would have done it sooner. I would not use excessive force with a gun or tazer unless they came after me, by their use of kicking down the door entrance and physically attacked me.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#46. To: Lod (#44)
And wait, and wait, and wait. Because even the cops will tell you, at least the ones who are honest will, when seconds count, we're minutes away. You guys can dial 911 and wait
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#47. To: James Deffenbach (#45)
If the guard was provoked, it was because HE PROVOKED them by his continuous verbal ping pong. He should have told them this: "Back off or I'm calling the police" and turned back to the store. He didn't do that. He took matters into his own hands. He is not a cop. He is just a security guard who should know better than to be getting entangled with a couple of crazy out of control women. If he was a good judge of character, (which he is not), he would never have engaged in the actions he brought on. Yes, those women were out of control but he instigated the problem by adding more fuel to their fire. The man was provoked and didn't do anything most people wouldn't have done. The difference is that most of us would have done it sooner.
#48. To: purplerose (#47)
Well, it appears we have different ideas on what his best course of action would have been. But that's ok, I never fall out with someone just because they have a different opinion.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#49. To: purplerose (#47)
Those kind of women can't thrive without their daily dose of ghetto-drama, they're on edge all day long until they find a victim to attack with simian- fury. Yes, those women were out of control but he instigated the problem by adding more fuel to their fire.
-Alex Kurtagic
#50. To: X-15 (#49)
They gots to get they ratchet on. Nome sayin'?
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
#51. To: James Deffenbach (#50)
Nome sayin'?
-Alex Kurtagic
#52. To: X-15 (#51)
LOL, good one.
"It is the habit of unhappiness to rewrite our lives and from a different beginning come to a different ending. We cling to the past and what it could have been; what we wanted, or thought we wanted, before we were taught by a broken heart that our own good intentions have little effect on the way things are."D. W. Buffa, Breach of Trust
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