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10-29-2013, 04:26 PM | #1 |
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22 year old down syndrome man beat by police
ok so why the fuck is this not all over the national news. and why is this cops legs not broken by now?
Video: 22 Year Old With Down Syndrome Beaten By The Police For "Bulge In Pants" That Was Only A Colostomy Bag!
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10-29-2013, 05:33 PM | #4 |
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Haven't looked into the link by my 2 cents
Few weeks ago a crazy homeless guy scratched up my car, last night he came back threatening to blow my brains out and threatening to blow up my place. He was screaming my address and kept saying he knew where i lived. Last time he had a pair of scissors, this time god knows what. I feel no pity for the mentally ill, they need to be locked up, they are a danger to themselves and the rest of society. I had to stop myself from going outside to handle this crazy fuck, i have no idea why he keeps picking my place but if he comes back again and tries to confront me he is getting a major ass kicking on top of getting arrested again. Until you encounter one of them don't act like the cops are the ones to blame, these nut jobs fight back and do crazy stuff all the time, just wait till one of them pulls this stuff on you - you will change your mind about the subject. They simply need to be locked up.
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10-29-2013, 06:45 PM | #10 |
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The reporter did say he was built.. Dude probably lifts. LOL! Seriously
Sisters brother is the same age and has DS. His temper does flare a lot. But if you have any kind of brain you can calm him with words. Cop was probably a gun slinging rookie with no experience. The family will be taken care of nicely im sure. |
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cops have a hard job and there are lots of good cops out there. then there are assholes like this that make cops look bad when the majority of them aren't.
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10-29-2013, 07:16 PM | #12 |
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that reminds me there used to be a guy that worked at sports seasons at the local mall near to where i live that had tourettes syndrome. and i mean it was very obvious that he had tourettes, he worked in the shoe section and i used to talk to him everytime i went in there. he would bend over backwards to help someone, unfortunately because of the TS alot of people avoided him like the plague. he was a good dude and just trying to make a living for himself, not unstable in anyway, tho most people probably thought otherwise. and i have to give props to the local store for hiring someone like that and understanding their "condition" enough to know that they could still function in the role they were given. i'd hate to see that guy get into a situation like this because of a stupid cop.
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EVERY human is unstable and you don't know what they will pull.
The police mentality of "violence first, thinking later" needs to come to a stop. |
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Stuff like this happens all the time and is just "swept under the media rug". It's a shame that the only thing people hear about is what national media deems fit. And as far as Mantas and his ignorant posts, you sir need to educate yourself. I would say people with DS are people that are a joy to be around for the most part. They are happy and have HUGE hearts. Its a shame you judge people like that.
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Your point was that you've had a negative encounter with one person you perceive to be mentally ill and therefor they all should be locked up, correct? If that is incorrect please try and explain further.
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10-30-2013, 01:00 PM | #19 |
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Yes locked up. If no one is taking care of them they are a danger to themselves and to the rest of us. They are basically children - mentally ill that is. People with downs are not the mentally ill and i'm fully aware of it, but they are surprisingly strong. My friend had a sister who would take a hold of your arm or leg and would not let go, and my God she was strong for a 14 year old. You all act like i said it was totally fine to beat them up, you need to take into account that when cops beat these people up, its because they can't control them, and i'm sure in the middle of it all they sometimes lose it too. I'm not saying that's the case here or every scenario is the same, but until you deal with someone with downs you don't realize how much of a handful they are. I'm not supporting the beating in any way, i'm just saying the media twists things all the time, and it's not easy to control these people.
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10-30-2013, 04:27 PM | #21 |
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Officer who shoved woman with cerebral palsy to the ground could see suspension doubled - BC | Globalnews.ca
this is pretty screwed up as well. that cop should have his ass beat. and now this cop should be applauded and commended read this, amazing really. we need more cops like this and with his attitude if we want to see these kind of criminal actions by police decline. there are bad cops, good cops and then are excellent cops like this man that should be role models for all of them to aspire to. A Police Chief Tries To Reform The System From Within
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10-30-2013, 04:55 PM | #22 |
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Yea the world is crazy. Always will be. I have seen aggressive downs kids before. I remember at school(looooong time ago) the downs kids ate lunch during my period. I was pretty good friends with one. Would do his math homework for him since it was basically on my level lol. 70+25 isn't that hard. Now this other downs guy, was a big boy, didn't like my downs buddy. They were both asians, not sure if they had a genetic chinese/mongolian thing going or what. But he literally took his binder and frisbee tossed it down the length of the hallway. Now I went to a big high school not some small town thing. This level of binder tossage was easy olympic gold medal standards. I remember it to this day. I don't know if physics came together for that particular moment or what, but it was impressive.
I also remember one time we took volunteer's to share what we did over the weekend in front of class. My buddy Andy took his paper up there and read it giving us his full weekend. He came back to sit down, I looked at his paper, he only had his name written on it lolololol. He was a little bit more of a severe case than some of them.
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12-14-2013, 08:40 PM | #24 |
You don't have a point in this thread you sick [email protected]#k. I see the generality of what you are trying to say, which is there are people with "psychological" issues that have three kids and beat their kids and wife next to a handle of vodka and scratch peoples cars in your case, but this is a man with a MENTAL ILLNESS NOT A PSYCOPATH. Only the people with down syndrome know what it could truly be like. You have no idea what is impaired, what goes through their head, or if they can control certain themselves with certain things. So before you embarrass yourself even more, just log out and think about the shit you just said you arrogant piece of sh*t.
Oh... and by the way, People with downsyndrome tend to be the NICEST people I have ever met. In most cases, they mean absolutely no harm. |
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12-14-2013, 09:23 PM | #25 | |
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There's a guy with down syndrome that goes to my church. One of the nicest people i have ever met too. Down syndrome isn't a mental instability...clown. It's a chromosomal abnormality. They're developmentally delayed. They're intellectually disabled to a certain degree (particularly with language and communication skills) but they're not stupid. You can't prescribe medication for down syndrome. It's not like schizophrenia, bi-polar, clinical depression, or whatever that jackass has that's harassing you and your family. I've met more "normal" people with mental instability than any person who had a documented mental illness to be honest. Humans, in general, are unstable... |
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