Democ[SIZE=4]RAT [/SIZE] punches cop!!!!

[Ally_Kat]

Originally posted by FORD
Doesn't have to be. It could be one asshole Republican cop who let partisan hatred interfere with his ability to do his job correctly. Though if he's NOT the same cop that arrested Cindy Sheehan, then the whole fucking precinct probably needs a little closer scrutiny, because that would make it appear as though political arrests were the normal and not the exception.

And that explains why he only picked her or that he picked her exactly how?

[matt19]

Originally posted by FORD
The motives don't neccessarily have to be racist, or even sexist.

Cynthia McKinney has been outspoken against the BCE regarding the Iraq war and the 9-11 coverup. For that alone, she's been targeted by the right wing, and even by the false "Democrats" in the DLC who managed to defeat her in 2002 with a candidate that didn't even live in the damned district. McKinney came back and won in 2004. Now obviously for a Liberal to get elected in fucking Georgia, her constituents must think she's doing a damn good job. Which frustrates her enemies even more, naturally.

Give me a fucking break... this has nothing to do with a "cover up" which none of u can prove anyway... This has nothing to do with her being black, liberal, a woman or anything... this is the fact that she didnt have the proper credientals, and fucked up... and like most liberals is running and hiding behind some bullshit lawyer speak or sexism, or racism this is complete bullshit, and you are a coward for defending such horseshit and not admitting she was wrong!

[Nickdfresh]

Originally posted by BigBadBrian
Actually, simple handcuffs would be fine.

Then she should be booked.

Then put on trial.

Then found guilty ( let's face it, there are a buttload of witnesses).

Then sentenced.

Simple as that.

Yeah, then lynch the bitch, right BigBlunderBrian?

Who needs those temperamental blacks in political power, eh?

[Ally_Kat]

Ya know, back in undergrad I forgot my id once and my views on certain political issues, which were the opposite of popular opinion there, were known since I was a part of campus media. I was known since I was a part of campus media. The guard wouldn't let me in without me showing valid state identification and having someone with id sign me in. And he was very adament about it. The guard stepped right in front of me, was very stern, even raised his voice. And the school and the security force was almost entirely black. And the guard did grab my arm and asked me where I was going to when I originally walked by. The other known campus media kids, who were black and asian, didn't have to flash their cards. And we were all together.

Ya know, maybe McKinney is on to something.

Damn racist motherfucker trying to prevent me from going to class because I'm white.

Why didn't I think of this before?! I could have launched a career from it. Could have had people actually know who I was, like we all now know McKinney.

[Nickdfresh]

BTW, where are all you so called "conservatives" when the corrupt bastards on your side of the isle are whoring themselves out to the highest bidder?

Oh yeah, white male self-proclaimed "Christians" get a free pass because they're pre-forgiven...

[matt19]

Originally posted by Guitar Shark
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,189940,00.html

McKinney Decries 'Inappropriate Touching' by Capitol Police
Friday, March 31, 2006

WASHINGTON — Rep. Cynthia McKinney accused a Capitol Police officer of "inappropriate touching" on Friday as rumors flew around Capitol Hill that the Georgia Democrat would be arrested for her role in a bizarre physical altercation.

"This whole incident was instigated by the inappropriate touching and stopping of me, a female black congresswoman. I deeply regret that this incident occurred and I am certain that after a full review of the facts, I will be exonerated," McKinney said at a press conference at Howard University.

While McKinney asserted her innocence, her lawyer said she was "just a victim of being in Congress while black.

"Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, like thousands of average Americans across this country, is, too, a victim of the excessive use of force by law enforcement officials because of how she looks and the color of her skin," James W. Myart Jr. said.

Myart planned to file charges against the officer for excessive use of force, Capitol Police said.

McKinney was flanked by leaders from civil rights organization and a couple dozen schoolchildren from her district who were coincidentally in the nation's capitol on a field trip, according to a spokesman. Several of the children, most of whom were black, held up signs reading "God Bless Cynthia."

Capping off the 35-minute press conference were celebrities Danny Glover and Harry Belafonte, both of whom are vocal civil rights supporters and critics of the Bush administration.

“We’re not here to judge the merits of the case, but here to support our sister,” said Glover, most famous for the "Lethal Weapon" movie franchise.

Belafonte said he and Glover would be watching the outcome.

"In America and Washington, D.C., issues of race have always been at play and have often been central to justice miscarried. ... We're here to be sure that this process is handled fairly and it is not rooted in a familiar racist behavior, that the outcome of this is going to be done on a very fair and a very square basis," the singer-activist said.

The incident occurred on Wednesday, when McKinney allegedly struck a Capitol Police officer after entering a House office building and refusing to stop at the request of the officer, who apparently did not recognize the congresswoman.

Congressional sources told FOX News that the officer, Paul McKenna, signed an affidavit swearing that McKinney responded to what he described as standard security procedures by punching him in the chest with a cell phone in her hand.

Howard Pressley, president of NAACP Georgia, called the incident a tragedy and use of excessive force.

"The mistreatment of Cynthia McKinney at the hands of Capitol Hill Police is a tragedy of major proportion and points to the vigor of outright disrespect for women and people of color," Pressley said.

Pressley and Myart also implied that McKinney's "progressive" politics may have made her a target for mistreatment.

An assistant to Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, R-Mich., witnessed the incident and gave a statement to Capitol Police, sources told FOX News. The witness, whose name is being withheld, told police that she saw McKinney hit a police officer. The witness was unaware that McKinney was a congresswoman.

McKinney was not wearing her congressional lapel pin during the altercation, which Capitol Police officers use to identify lawmakers and allow them to bypass security checks.

"I do wear the pin when I remember to wear the pin, but the pin is not the issue. If security is based on the pin, I've seen many, many members of Congress who don't have their pins on," McKinney said. "The issue is face recognition."

"Congresswoman McKinney, in a hurry, was essentially chased and grabbed by the officer," Myart said. "She reacted instinctively in an effort to defend herself."

While rumors flew that an arrest warrant would be issued for McKinney, two law enforcement officials said it was unlikely a warrant would be issued this week. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

Several Capitol Police officials have said the officer involved asked McKinney three times to stop. When she did not, he placed a hand on her and she hit him, they said.

In a draft of a statement that McKinney did not release, she said the officer "bodyblocked" her during the incident, and she blamed his failure to recognize her on a recent makeover.

"It is ... a shame that while I conduct the country's business, I have to stop and call the police to tell them that I've changed my hairstyle so that I'm not harassed at work," McKinney said in the draft, which was obtained by WSB-TV of Atlanta and posted on its Web site.

An official close to McKinney said the statement was a "work product" never intended to be released.

Meanwhile, Republican lawmakers weighed in on the incident.

"Rep. McKinney appearing with the star of 'Lethal Weapon?' Not exactly the message you want to be sending," said Ron Bonjean, spokesman for House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill.

In January, during President Bush's State of the Union address, Capitol Police drew criticism for first kicking anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan out of the House gallery, and then for evicting the wife of Rep. Bill Young, R-Fla.

The department is tasked with protecting the 535 members of Congress and the vast Capitol complex in an atmosphere thick with politics and privilege.

The safety of its members became a sensitive issue after a gunman in 1998 killed two officers outside the office of then-Republican Whip Tom DeLay of Texas.

FOX News' James Rosen, Trish Turner and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

LMMFAO! what a fucking joke.... ive got 24 hours before Jessie Jackson or Al Sharpton shows up... no one gives a damn that shes black or a woman just that shes not bright enough to remember her i.d. and cant admit that she fucked up

[matt19]

Originally posted by Nickdfresh
BTW, where are all you so called "conservatives" when the corrupt bastards on your side of the isle are whoring themselves out to the highest bidder?

Oh yeah, white male self-proclaimed "Christians" get a free pass because they're pre-forgiven...

thats a pretty broad based generalization there... just because people are conservative doesnt mean that they are christians. and just because they are christians doesnt mean they are wrong ... just like shes black she shouldnt get a free pass to fuck up.

[matt19]

Originally posted by Ally_Kat
Ya know, back in undergrad I forgot my id once and my views on certain political issues, which were the opposite of popular opinion there, were known since I was a part of campus media. I was known since I was a part of campus media. The guard wouldn't let me in without me showing valid state identification and having someone with id sign me in. And he was very adament about it. The guard stepped right in front of me, was very stern, even raised his voice. And the school and the security force was almost entirely black. And the guard did grab my arm and asked me where I was going to when I originally walked by. The other known campus media kids, who were black and asian, didn't have to flash their cards. And we were all together.

Ya know, maybe McKinney is on to something.

Damn racist motherfucker trying to prevent me from going to class because I'm white.

Why didn't I think of this before?! I could have launched a career from it. Could have had people actually know who I was, like we all now know McKinney.

not so much a minority just we dont spout off about random bullshit and talk circles till no one cares anymore fucking liberals im so tired of this shit

[Nickdfresh]

Originally posted by matt19
thats a pretty broad based generalization there... just because people are conservative doesnt mean that they are christians. and just because they are christians doesnt mean they are wrong ... just like shes black she shouldnt get a free pass to fuck up.

Really? Where is all this repressed outrage in the bug-man's thread as he (aka Tom DeLay) is shown to be a bribe-taking puss-bag???

And Jack Abramoff? I mean, the roaches crawl out of the work work to crucify a politician that happens to be a black female (which is fine if she actually assaulted a cop), but it's okay to sell yourself to the highest bidder and ruin this country? That is what really affects this country, and our taxes, not this nothing little issue that has become nothing but a lynching committee...

[Nickdfresh]

Originally posted by matt19
not so much a minority just we dont spout off about random bullshit and talk circles till no one cares anymore fucking liberals im so tired of this shit

Yeah, if she were white and Republican, you'd be defending her though...

"fucking liberals"

Golly, can I start the name calling now too?

[matt19]

Originally posted by Nickdfresh
Really? Where is all this repressed outrage in the bug-man's thread as he (aka Tom DeLay) is shown to be a bribe-taking puss-bag???

And Jack Abramoff? I mean, the roaches crawl out of the work work to crucify a politician that happens to be a black female (which is fine if she actually assaulted a cop), but it's okay to sell yourself to the highest bidder and ruin this country? That is what really affects this country, and our taxes, not this nothing little issue that has become nothing but a lynching committee...

right... i disagreed with both of them... but i havent sold anything and im not a christian... they are both wrong... but no one can admit that they both are.... both parties are fucked up

[Warham]

Originally posted by Nickdfresh
Yeah, if she were white and Republican, you'd be defending her though...

"fucking liberals"

Golly, can I start the name calling now too?

What are you talking about 'can I start?'. You've been going strong with the name calling for almost two years now.

[matt19]

Originally posted by Nickdfresh
Yeah, if she were white and Republican, you'd be defending her though...

"fucking liberals"

Golly, can I start the name calling now too?

No i wouldnt and dont point any fingers at me... i havent said anything other than she should just admit that she is wrong and fucked up... if she was white she wouldnt have anything to hide behind.. the thing that pisses me off is that all she had to do was admit she was wrong.. instead she says its because she is black or a democrat... go back to 1968 fuck

[Nickdfresh]

Originally posted by Warham
What are you talking about 'can I start?'. You've been going strong with the name calling for almost two years now.

LOL I've never, ever called someone a name that hasn't started with me, or lied in regards to a post...

I had my patriotism called into question, and was called a traitor by pussies that never even served in the military, and ride on the backs of those dying in Iraq while "supporting" them...

No WARBOT, I've never gotten nasty with anyone ---ever, unless they used some big ass slur to attacked anyone in disagreement with them like "fucking liberals."

Now go use the search function and prove me wrong. Mmmm'kay?

[Nickdfresh]

Originally posted by matt19
No i wouldnt and dont point any fingers at me... i havent said anything other than she should just admit that she is wrong and fucked up... if she was white she wouldnt have anything to hide behind.. the thing that pisses me off is that all she had to do was admit she was wrong.. instead she says its because she is black or a democrat... go back to 1968 fuck

Oh, I wish I weren't making all these broad generalizations...