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Cop doesn’t have to explain anything to me or to lefty community organizer pests. If he tells me to do something simple like step back, then I step back. She can’t do that much? Why should I have an ounce of sympathy for her?

She is a sniveling little COMMIE PEST married to (might be just shacking up) a psychology professor at Rochester University. Try to connect the dots

Wow... So you just follow a cop's orders no matter whether or not they are lawful. I believe that fits in well with the "sheeple" definition.

I really don't care what her political leanings are, commie or not, she still has a right to stand in her yard and video something happening in the public domain. That's the interesting thing about living in the U.S.A.. I took an oath to uphold the Constitution for all Americans, not just the ones I agree with politically.

My previous post explained that I don't paint all officers with the same brush... I judge a man by the content of his character and his actions. But I guess for you, you don't believe the rights guaranteed to be uninfringed under the Constitution apply to those that disagree with you politically.

I will not waste time trying to further explain myself to you... You have your opinion and I have mine... I hope no one ever decides for you that you have no rights - you know, like you did for Ms. Good.

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Tell you what... You spend your time "connecting the dots" between Ms. Good, her husband, and whatever actions she might have taken. Since I feel that I saw enough to tell me where the problem lies in this situation (as did the D.A.) I'll spend my time seeing the bigger picture and watching out for violations of the Constitutionally guaranteed rights of others and myself.

I really don't care if she is a card carrying member of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., she still has rights. That doesn't mean that I have to agree with what she says or believes - it just means that I believe she has a right to say and believe it. Just you like have a right to say and believe what you will about her arrest and her recording that preceded it.

Just as I described in the previous post, one has to be able to recognize the difference between a "big deal" and something that is "not a big deal." Her political leanings as an individual are not a big deal to me - I recognize that can't do anything about how she thinks even if I disagree with her. So that, to me, is not a big deal. I'll not waste my time on her. But the fact that there is an abuse of police power that can cause problems for the citizen that is exercising their rights is a "big deal" to me... If it can happen to one person, it can happen to me or a member of my family. I'll not stand by and silently watch that happen...

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