****ing Texas

[My Wife Hates CIV]

and you think tyou're right. you're blind.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

I mean the cips above. wrong thet were... but I think they were trying and just fell into thinking they were right

[grumbler]

They can cuff you if you are a suspect. He was. The only thing I'm not sure about is them taking him down and fingerprinting him, but unless I find out otherwise then I'm going to assume the police were doing their job, like a normal person and not a foaming at the mouth lunatic.

No, they cannot cuff you because they think you are somehow suspect. They have to (1) have probable cause to believe that a crime had occurred (not true in this case), and (2) the reasonable belief that they need to restrain the suspect to protect themselves, the suspect, or bystanders. Neither of these conditions were true.

Cops can't randomly cuff people for speeding, even when they know the perp was speeding. The cuffs can only be applied under specific circumstances.

When conditions warrant, I am going to criticize the authorities like any normal person. When authority-lovers call me a lunatic for that, I'll wear the label proudly.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

it's the adranial man... it kicks in even in the best of cops who think they are doing eright good. (teachers.... copssas too).

you cant blame them... heck., ,m, be right over wrongf in this case.

whos;s complaining?

[My Wife Hates CIV]

diyzzy., rum! I love rum

[grumbler]

I mean the cips above. wrong thet were... but I think they were trying and just fell into thinking they were right

I have no problem with people in authority investigating. I have a problem with people abusing their authority. There was never any indication here whatsoever that a crime had been committed. There was an understandable initial misunderstanding, based on the principal's ignorance of what a bomb might look like, but the authorities carried on abusing the child far past the point where that misunderstanding had been cleared up. That is simply unacceptable. The principal is there to protect children, not to abuse or abet the abuse of children.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

you ok, lets say you're right! ha!!!!

do you wantr someone firewd? what would nmake yo happy? I have rum

[My Wife Hates CIV]

I'm asking, in this wgole case.... what right now wouldf make to happeysre.

dog me out... say MWHC life time ban if u like......... I f htats what it takes.

no back sopace nifghr!

[Kidlicious]

[My Wife Hates CIV]

there we go! rum.... going for the pipr now!, oh baby.

ad watch me live to ne a 100. and dog you all out long after. is that a curde on me... wow getting deep here.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

that's means a hit........... yeah, holding it.

wait
wait
waitr..... nice

[Kidlicious]

No, they cannot cuff you because they think you are somehow suspect. They have to (1) have probable cause to believe that a crime had occurred (not true in this case), and (2) the reasonable belief that they need to restrain the suspect to protect themselves, the suspect, or bystanders. Neither of these conditions were true.

Cops can't randomly cuff people for speeding, even when they know the perp was speeding. The cuffs can only be applied under specific circumstances.

When conditions warrant, I am going to criticize the authorities like any normal person. When authority-lovers call me a lunatic for that, I'll wear the label proudly.

"It looks like a movie bomb."

Did you miss that? He was suspected of bomb hoax at a school. Also, he's a minor. Also it's Texas.

You're just making things up.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

i mean come on... I'm drunk and see it too gramnley... come on!

[The Mad Monk]

you ok, lets say you're right! ha!!!!

do you wantr someone firewd? what would nmake yo happy? I have rum

The principal suspended him for three days and threatened to have him expelled. I think three weeks unpaid administrative leave would be suitable.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

The Mad Monk... Pissed off.... a new thing I've never seen.

so harsh.