One could discuss police brutality, and the police state environment we live under, virtually every single day, and never be without new incidents to reveal. This is the nation state of America today, and it has become intolerable.
Police in Aurora, Colorado searching for a bank robber, surrounded 19 vehicles sitting at an intersection, and proceeded to search all persons and their vehicles, after they pulled the adults out of their own cars and handcuffed them. These innocent citizens, people that these cretins in uniform had no cause to stop and search, were held handcuffed for up to two hours.
It’s a good thing that this police department did not already have killer drones, because they most likely would have just bombed the entire intersection in hopes of getting one so-called bad guy. This is how the military justifies the killing of innocents overseas, and if it can be justified there, then it will in the future be justified for domestic policing. Currently, 18,000 domestic police departments are being courted to buy and use drones. This can only have one result, and since today in the U.S. all are first considered guilty, that result will end in the murder of innocent citizens.
The worst part of this ordeal as far as I’m concerned, was the apparent cooperation given by those illegally detained, handcuffed, and searched. According to the news report, all granted permission to be intimidated and brutalized by these scum in blue costumes.
Why should any of us allow such behavior? Why should any not actively defend themselves from such invasions? The longer that Americans continue to bow down to the agents of force, allowing unwarranted armed assaults on their body, property, and privacy, the worse this situation will become. What is now handcuffing and searching private property, will soon become violent displays of barbarity by these same police.
Had any of those innocent victims acted in a properly belligerent manner, they could have easily been shot by trigger happy police. But had all or most refused to be accosted by these lowlifes, they would have had the upper hand. (Unless swat teams, the FBI, and the military came as back-up) It is always proper in my opinion to refuse to be abused by state agents, and it is always proper to defend one’s person and property from mortal harm. If this attitude is not soon accepted, it will be too late for the cowardly masses to resist, and any freedom left will then completely disappear!
Update: This article by John W. Whitehead should help explain the police state situation we now face. There truly is no justice!