With all due respect, please get a life. I watched a video of you on youtube. I am a liberal, and I am not a Bush fan, but you are a strange person…please go get a haircut, shave your fucking face, and find a way to unconfuse yourself. Oh, and as this will be my last post on your sorry ass site, I would like to extend and invitation to you: National Police Week is from May 11-17, 2008. Please stop by and take part in some of the activities, such as the Unity Tour, or the Candlelight Vigil. You will see nothing but a dignfied, moving event. But, I am sure that you won’t write about that, you will write about the social parties that occur afterwards…..and I invite you to participate in those as well. Perhaps if you remove the pole from your ass, you will be able to lighten up and relax.

A federal law was passed several years ago that allows active and retired police officers to carry a concealed weapon in all 50 states, and the District of Columbia. Does that bother you? If it does, tough…..you may be the retard that is getting his/her ass handed to them and need that out of state police officer to save you…..again, get a life and pound sand. Know the law on the issues that bother you before you open your trap and make an ass of yourself.

You have no idea what you’re talking about.

You are the reason why I pointed out in my original post that some people simply will not understand this issue.

The guy who got shot was *not* throwing the rock at the cop.

Since the local officers don’t bother to enforce the law, that’s since when. There’s a feeling that there’s a brotherhood of cops, and you don’t disarm, arrest, or otherwise harass another police officer, regardless of what the law actually says.

But this and the following blog entry on the same topic included thoughtful comments and good insights by a wide array of people. There was a “frank exchange of views” with a policeman who attended who made several comments on the following blog. And these two blog entries helped make people aware of the lady who was catching a lot of flak for her courageous videos.

As I said in an earlier comment, if I had had an excellent photo of the cops running the red light while holding up their hands to stop traffic - I would have also used that one.

The photo at the top spurred interest in the topic, and as time went on, fewer comments focused on the cop’s size.

In short, I am not concerned directly with the amount of sweetness and light in the world (as Annie might be), I simply think we won’t be listened to if all we can do is mock. After all, we’re trying to educate people and show them the real appeal of freedom, so they can take back their country, right?

I say, keep your hands off my guns and I’ll never need to grovel, doughnut-boy.

Spandex. Do you suppose he’s on some department’s bicycle patrol?

I think she is sincere. Her comments were civil and to the point.

She and I look at this from very different perspectives. She was concerned about the feelings of the individual policeman I photographed (if he ever saw that picture). I was concerned about the overall impact of National Police Week and about the notion that cops have a right to violate the law with impunity.

Her comments spurred me to more fully explain my own views.

That man’s body is the fault of that man’s appetite and lack of exercise. He doesn’t deserve respect or pity. The man DISrespects his own corpus. He deserves RIDICULE.

“Annie” needs to grow up and take her politically correct “liberalism” over to Daily Kos where it belongs, with the other “liberals” who want to impose their “morality” on the rest of us.