She actually did spray some shit at the officers too. So he got the right bitch, but at the wrong time.
Didn't see anything In that video
You can see it at the very beginning. Like the first second of the video. Someone on reddit did some CSI enhance shit on it when this video first came out and you can see it a lot more clearly.
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Some classic bum-fighting beatem up shit in this video
http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/video...86oFDO79tRzAnw
Not sure what contributes to the type of extreme disdain for the homeless that is so common in society. It takes a special kind of fuck-up like this piece of garbage who just couldn't wait to pound this guy's face like 1 of those kids you see in the psych ward. Hell, even his useless rent-a-cop sidekick couldn't control herself with the gratuitous nightstick whacking."NYPD officers from the 71st Precinct in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, NY entered the private premises after receiving a call that an individual was sleeping there. Police woke the sleeping person and attempted to place him under arrest. When he resisted one officer assumed a boxing stance and proceeded to pummel him non-stop. CrownHeights.info was told that the person had permission to be in the premesis."
So she sprayed silly string at a different officer. That's not what she got decked for. Cop isn't even looking at that point and the one that is looking at her chose not to engage her.
It's like Shooting someone then later finding out that guy was wanted for murder. Doesn't work that way
That's why I said he got the right bitch, but at the wrong time. Wasn't excusing the behavior.
Probably most people's inability to empathize with someone who clearly chooses to live that way coupled with NYC's already bad reputation of the homeless. Put general ignorance of why there are so many homeless in NYC to begin with.
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It probably has something to do with the large amount of homeless who frequently abuse drugs and alcohol, participate in aggressive panhandling, use public sidewalks and alleys as bathrooms, and are a major nuisance to business owners. And they smell just wonderful.
That's a terrible justification for shit police work.
Oh, I guess I don't get dozens of complaints a day about homeless people doing all that stuff then. Must have been imagining things. And also seeing things.
EDIT: Also, I wasn't saying that's justification for laying a beating on a homeless guy. My response was to this: "Not sure what contributes to the type of extreme disdain for the homeless that is so common in society."
So people complain because they hate them, not because they are being harassed by smelly drunk guys who are driving people away from businesses? I don't know if you want to believe there is a deep social issue that a hate for homeless people breeds from, but there isn't. People just want to be left alone. I deal with a ton of homeless people daily, and I don't hate them, quite the opposite actually. I spend more time interacting with homeless people than most other people. But that's at my job, not my home. And honestly, would you want a bunch of homeless guys hanging out in front of your house or on your porch doing homeless guy stuff? If not, why do you hate homeless people??
It's shocking that someone who actually interacts with them wouldn't hate them.I don't hate them, quite the opposite actually. I spend more time interacting with homeless people than most other people.
On my porch? Probably not. In front of my house? Sure, why not?And honestly, would you want a bunch of homeless guys hanging out in front of your house or on your porch doing homeless guy stuff? If not, why do you hate homeless people??
You'd actually have to own a house first, hey.
I had something written in an earlier draft where I said I don't hate them, but I understand why people do (but I guess I took it out). It's part of my job to interact with them. If I didn't have to I wouldn't. I'm prepared to deal with them at work. It's completely different for people who don't have to interact with them. And I know for a fact that a large part of me not hating them is that they don't give me the same problems they give other people because they know it would go badly for them. Most people are on their best behavior when the police are around.
If you don't mind homeless people hanging out in front of your house, you haven't spent time where homeless people hang around. The phrase "don't shit where you eat" does not apply to them. A more accurate phrase would be "shit everywhere...including where you eat, drink, sleep, and use drugs". And I hope you don't want to open up a lemonade stand or hot dog cart.