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To: tha_snazzle

I would not say the police response was brutal just proactive and not as proactive as i would have liked to see. This was a classic proto mob situation that if not vigorously squelched can rapidly escalate into a real riot as more and more ‘loosely compacted social matter’ is pulled in by the excitement of the moment and the promise of the joy of arson and looting to follow. I frequently am critical of police agencies specifically because of their obsession with petty rules. However, the police exist to owerawe the rabble and keep them from the streets. This is a classic positive use of police power to protect the community and disperse and if possible strike fear into the hearts of the miscreant class. The people shown here are typical damp American welfare spongers. Appear in large disorderly numbers complete with children for a little street drama carnival with the implied opportunity to loot a few stores. These are the leech class so beloved of the polisucks and the Mahdi. At least for a moment some of them had the fear of g-d put into their hearts. The civil rights criminals will be quick on the scene to try and terrorize the Anaheim PD for doing the right thing; i.e. defending the taxpayers property and enforcing public order for once.


16 posted on 07/22/2012 9:45:58 PM PDT by robowombat
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To: robowombat
County property records show that most of the people in that neighborhood are hispanic AND are middle-aged ~ not exactly prime riot candidates.

Did you notice on the videos how many of them spoke English?

What we seem to have here is what is known as a POLICE RIOT.

We don't tolerate that behavior in Virginia.

37 posted on 07/23/2012 7:22:51 PM PDT by muawiyah
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