Slow down son... we got your message!

sorry man... my first attempt posting to ugoto (been reading site for loooong time). i "posted" my comment, but it gave me some error page, so i thought the posting didn't go through... NOW I KNOW!

No apology needed, this problem should have been fixed long ago!

No sir.

We all need to take care of ourselves and then each other where we can.

Ugoto really shouldn't be a political back and forth site (it's all supposed to be funny stuff, right?), and I am concerned my comments are going to be taken poorly, but...

I should have the judgement that won't put me in peril where I would need the assitance of somone trained to be "above everyone else".

Police officers are not forced to be in the profession, they do it for a multitude of reasons as I see it. One is to serve the community they live in. The other, which I find to be more the norm, is so they can excert physical dominance over other human beings.

I have friends that are cops... they have "the cop mindset". presently, one is in iraq with the marine corps... and last month was on patrol and the guy in front of him stepped on a mine.

my friend survived, but he's not coming home. he has a wife and kid here, and even though he was in the hospital because of the blast, he is still there because he just has that warrior mindset... kill the bad guy.

thank goodness these cop buddies of mine know i am not the bad guy.

rod

rough stuff... but the police officer chose to be a police officer and thus put himself in such harm's way.

the whacked-out vet, more than likely, was not a volunteer for vietnam and the mindf***ing that experience subjected him to.

that, of course, doesn't make light of criminal actions of the shooter.

if the clip is legitimate, i could easily see it as being used for police training. cops should NEVER ask drivers to approach the cruiser... the cop loses the advantage in that scenario.

rod

Correct.

That video IS used for training now.

But just because he accepted the risks associated with becoming a police officer, doesn't mean they are allowed to be killed. Regardless of how f*cked up that vietnam guy was, that's NO justification for him killing the cop.

I mean, here they go, get a job to better our society and keep our streets and roads safe, and some whacko (who was probably pulled over for speeding) thinks that because he's a vietnam vet, he's entitled to getting out of a speeding ticket. NO! He pulls out a bloody M1, and methodically shoots the officer in his legs, his arms, and his hands until he is bloodied up. Finally, at the end, he delivers the killing shot through the eye.

That's actually what happened.

Yeah definitely editted because of a misunderstanding....

(This comment was modified on Oct 06, 2005 05:47 PM)

(This comment was modified on Oct 06, 2005 05:47 PM)

Dude, read the post again. You don't have a clue do you? Look at my name.. ever hear of the word sarcastic??

Oh geez! So you were kidding about the whole thing?

Oops! Well, my apologies, you encounter some weird things on the internet, a non-sarcastic post like that wouldn't have been out of the ordinary...

I'll just...uh... delete my previous post, before i get in trouble...

Sorry once again.

yep! sure do!!

here her, totally agree and I thought it was a prison too!!!

That cop was doing a cowardly act of violence. There is n legitimate reason for hitting the guy in the face like that.