Well when you continue to reply telling us how we've misinterpreted your opinion, try actually putting one across.

I have read and responded to your posts. If you don't want to explain them no one's forcing you back into the thread.

If you're not willing to explain your posts you probably shouldn't take issue with people misinterpretating them

We... what is this a tag team?
I made my view clear, your skewed perception of what I post isn't my issue.
I have nothing to explain, and I hope that is clarified.

Tag team? :conf:

My "skewed perception" isn't your issue? So, why has 80% of your posts in this thread been about how I've misinterpreted your post? :conf:

If you're going to keep popping in to tell people how wrong they are, without actually contributing anything then what's the point?

I don't 'pop' anywhere, you're taking exception to my reasoning in this thread and constantly commenting for some reason.
You will have to remain confused and whatever the other smiley thing is... With any luck the ridiculous badgering will end as it's gotten very boring and has ruined yet another thread.

Yet it began with you quoting what I was posting.

So, if you don't like it why continue to question me?

But by all means sit on your high horse (along with your smiley mention) and look down on us lessors who aren't quite evolved enough to psychically channel your opinion across the internet.

...wow, that was some excessive use of force, regardless of what led up to it ..I would like to see comments from staff etc present as well though and not just students ...I wonder if she had posed a physical threat to her class in what had occurred just beforehand...

...hmmmm, thing is though Dezzy, we don't know what procedure is in American schools and with regards to weapons/firearms and recent killings in schools and colleges there...we're allowed to physically remove someone from a classroom if they are perceived a physical danger to either themselves or to others around them and although she wasn't in the video and just sat at her desk, she could have been just previously to that..or she could have a history of anger/aggression etc and security had been called ...yeah, it does here seem extremely excessive I agree and I'm not condoning it at all, but I think it's very easy for a few seconds of seeing it, to take the whole situation out of it's context as well..and the 'time lapse' could have been the time it took for security to reach the class when called/difficult on to call really without knowing it all...

Yes she will behave now.

Debated on SkyNewsHD
Paper Review.

They Concluded they need Context.


The Teacher was not involved.

..indeed..

Why were the police called to start with? Why was she asked to leave? Until I see or hear all the facts I can't make up my mind whether the police officer was in the wrong or not.

yep, no-one can judge anything from a 30 second clip, for all we know the girl could have stabbed someone seconds before the video was shot making the response perfectly valid.

Its A Security School Officer
who works at that school.

:clap2:

The thing that confuses me with this is that not one other student jumped to her defence or reacted at all.....surely if it was completely unjust and unwarranted the others wouldn't have sat by? I know I couldn't have done :shrug: Having said that it look excessive but doesn't quite add up to me.

I posted comment on the forum is all, I didn't invite an interrogation.

I'm not a psychic but I predict this officer has some questions to face over his conduct.

By giving my opinion that is not being on a high horse or looking down on anyone.

I found it really uncomfortable to watch, and there aren't many things I find uncomfortable to watch.

Poor girl.

This site has a vid with a student interview, it was seemingly over a mobile phone.

http://www.wltx.com/story/news/local...dent/74645568/

That surely only bolsters my point about police brutality, no?

We only hear about certain stories, but it happens every day, it's just that there isn't always a camera around to record it.

The police officer has been sued for similar behavior before, what a shocker.

Simply refusing to leave isn't an excuse for excessive force, especially since she wasn't offering physical resistance.

If you don't know the answer to this already Niamh... :shrug:

:hehe:

What do you mean?

A general point about "police brutality" is quite a broad statement and topic. This video is one incident.