police state advancing to your local class room, perfect indoctrination to the rest of the kids to get used to not living in a free country.

Cop loving child abuse defenders wrong AGAIN....


Spring Valley High Officer Ben Fields fired

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He's fired, and rightly so, but what bothers me about the reporting on this entire incident is how everyone and every report focuses solely on the cop's behaviour and barely a mention made about what that disruptive little bitch was doing to cause such a scene.

She may not have deserved what she got but she sure isn't the poor blameless victim as some apologists seem to want to believe she is.

You're the one putting words in other peoples mouths about "poor blameless victim".
Nobody else said that except you.

You might consider that the cop is the only one who probably broke the law.
You might consider that he's an adult and he let a child drive him to the point of complete stupid violence.

He was wrong to put her in a choke hold.
She had plenty of other body parts to grab onto instead of the throat.

this isn't some random 'person wrestles with cop and is surprised of consequences'... it's assault of a child and abuse of power on all sorts of levels

they are now saying 'she beat him', because she creates a fist when she is hauled to the floor by her neck

for refusing to give her cellphone to the school.

Because cops in schools taking down disruptive kids in class is perfectly normal.

look at how this crazy bullshit is written:

''At least three videos have surfaced of the violent arrest at Spring Valley High School. The sheriff said one of the videos shows the girl attacking the officer before the arrest. (While being choked by the officer - automatic reflex)

"When the officer puts his hands on her initially, she reaches up and she pops the officer with her fist," he said. (While being choked by the officer - automatic reflex - or perhaps gravity.)

Still, after watching all the footage, Lott told reporters that he "wanted to throw up."

"There's no justification for some of his actions," the sheriff told CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360°" on Tuesday night. (while he justifies it with bullshit 'punches'')

The videos show the officer standing over the student, seated at her desk. He puts his arm near her neck, then yanks her backward. The desk, which is attached to her chair, tips over; the student crashes backward onto the floor.

But Fields didn't let go, lifting her slightly off the ground. She flies out of her desk and slides several feet across the floor.". (You mean, was dragged by the hair several feet across the floor)

what.the.fuck.