07-25-2009, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by acctman
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“We say, ‘Back down,’ ” he said. “If they don’t back down and start making direct threats, that’s an offense. They don’t get a free pass.”
He said that threats could be defined in different ways, and he preferred to talk people down, but that the rules changed if a crowd formed, which was routine in New York and also occurred during the Gates incident."
That thereby nullifies the entire point of quoting that article.
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