Posted on 07/02/2020 8:33:24 AM PDT by USA Conservative
For most critical thinking individuals, common sense usually dictates staying clear of bigger objects that could pose a threat, especially within the animal kingdom. However for the “blissfully young and ignorant”, that innate and inborn instinct at times needs a little reinforcement, and no doubt getting kicked by a police horse hopefully did the trick.
The incident took place during the Queen’s University homecoming in Kingston, Ontario, when a young blond woman ran up behind a police horse mounted by police officer and smacked the horse on its rear, and of course the horse immediately responded as it was trained to do, and kicked the woman to the ground, face first.
The 40-second video captures the woman wearing a dark shirt with a red stripe appearing in front of the brief video clip running towards the horse, and the whispered commentary coming from the operator seems to indicate that this was all a part of a silly prank, and the young blond was actually the dupe or more likely the dope, take your pick.
According to authorities 3-people were arrested and charged with assaulting a police horse during the homecoming celebrations, however the condition of the woman wasn’t immediately known, other than that the woman took a nasty fall to the ground, and the brief video captures her running away holding her hand over her face, in apparent pain. OUCH!
WATCH:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeIs7u_G5MQ&feature=emb_title
Horses are pretty serious and won’t take that sort of c*ap from anyone.
Snowflake cop haters wouldn’t know that because of the bubble they live in — they learn the hard way.
Scroll down to leave a comment below. Editor’s Note: This particular story was popular at the time it originally made the news and is circulating again a second time for the important and applicable message that’s relevant today. The incident is from an older Antifa protest in Canada!
Never, ever approach a horse from behind. Be better, city people
Charge that horse with a hate crime! Doesn’t it know that Black Lives Matter? :)
Hmmmm 2017 - I wonder if she’s still abusing animals or if the lesson took?
Heh, heh. See? You don't need to spend tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars on a college education. Most of life's lessons are free.
I saw this years ago when they were protesting all over because POTUS won.
I thought thought this was a new video with a horse kick. too bad.
I appreciate that the location was given this time. Although this wasn’t RCMP, Canadian police have a long, proud history with using horses effetively.
Mess with a police K9 and you’re in trouble.
Don’t know about equine.
That movie will be on the BLM hit page before you know it.
As a long time owner of horses, I would never in a million years sneak up on my gentlest horse and slap him on the rear. A kick would be their first instinct.
Mongo straight
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snidely_Whiplash#/media/File:DoRightCast.JPG
Some lessons have to be learned the hard way.
I remember the Animal Rights people were up in arms over that scene.
Ha! Hew dentist will certainly cash in on that little piece of snotty stupidity!!
Oh brother. When movies have animals in them, there is always someone on set to make sure they don’t get hurt. The horse was trained to do that. Back when movies were first being made, they had no problem running herds of horses off a cliff or tripping a running horse with a trip wire. There are plenty of examples on youtube.
Apparently this incident was not during any BLM protest, but some celebration in Canada called Queen’s homecoming ..Queen’s University at Kingston.
Her injuries were due to bouncing off the pavement face first.
had the horse connected with a hoof, she would suffer minimally a shattered leg, pelvis,or a busted spleen
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