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12/5/2011 3:32:04 AM
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And they call it a peaceful protest
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhPdH3wE0_Y&feature=player_embedded[/url]
Enjoy
[Edited on 12.04.2011 7:33 PM PST]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m when it comes to police brutality on a college campus as a rule 80%-98% of the time it just a bunch of butt-hurt college hipsters mad because their friends got arrested for doing stupid -blam!-. it's bigger BS if those cops had to be temporarily supended [/quote] Suspended? They should be fired. (or at least the ones that used force against absolutely peaceful protesters)[/quote]so in your mind getting maced or shot trying to mob a police car is police brutality[/quote] Uh, yeah. That is police brutality[/quote] Lemme' guess, pointing at a loaded weapon at a police officer and getting shot for it is also police brutality? If yes, then my God the criminals might as well be the good guys.[/quote]the protesters never even brought loaded weapons with them
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m when it comes to police brutality on a college campus as a rule 80%-98% of the time it just a bunch of butt-hurt college hipsters mad because their friends got arrested for doing stupid -blam!-. it's bigger BS if those cops had to be temporarily supended [/quote] Suspended? They should be fired. (or at least the ones that used force against absolutely peaceful protesters)[/quote]so in your mind getting maced or shot trying to mob a police car is police brutality[/quote] Uh, yeah. That is police brutality[/quote] Oh, I know! let's give police officers pillows and Nerf guns to fight crime. That will stop that mugger in his tracks! [sarcasmend]
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Well after watching this whole video, and after taking into account the amount of mental pressure these officers must have been dealing with, I'm siding with the police.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m when it comes to police brutality on a college campus as a rule 80%-98% of the time it just a bunch of butt-hurt college hipsters mad because their friends got arrested for doing stupid -blam!-. it's bigger BS if those cops had to be temporarily supended [/quote] Suspended? They should be fired. (or at least the ones that used force against absolutely peaceful protesters)[/quote]so in your mind getting maced or shot trying to mob a police car is police brutality[/quote] Uh, yeah. That is police brutality[/quote]thank you you've made your self look like a bigger idiot than i ever could.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 The arrest that idiot. I hardly doubt they would try and grab a police officers weapon with 20 more right behind them. Also Maverick you seem to hate me because I have a different opinion just because you doesn't mean you can spread lies about me. [/quote]Put yourself in the shoes of the squad leader. Would you really want to risk the lives of your officers, and the civilians around you, on that assumption? All it takes is one person to make a stupid decision. And that decision could cost lives.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m when it comes to police brutality on a college campus as a rule 80%-98% of the time it just a bunch of butt-hurt college hipsters mad because their friends got arrested for doing stupid -blam!-. it's bigger BS if those cops had to be temporarily supended [/quote] Suspended? They should be fired. (or at least the ones that used force against absolutely peaceful protesters)[/quote]so in your mind getting maced or shot trying to mob a police car is police brutality[/quote] Uh, yeah. That is police brutality[/quote] Lemme' guess, pointing at a loaded weapon at a police officer and getting shot for it is also police brutality? If yes, then my God the criminals might as well be the good guys.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Le Petit Chien [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Pixi Chix [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 Every one who agrees with the OP and the video utterly disappoint and disgust me. Police are violating their right to assemble. They should not be asking them to move in the first place. Police officers that brutalize people fighting for democracy and against the tyranny of the 1% need to be brought to justice. Flood, I thought you were better than this. You all are cooped up in your safe little homes with your safe little lives. Get in touch with reality. seriously (by the way, I've been donating supplies to the OWS protesters since the movement started and plan attending it as soon as I turn 18 in January)[/quote] The police did the right thing. The protesters could protest peacefully, however they decided to set up camp, which is illegal. The police then step in to enforce the law, which would have simply been the taking down of the tents. The protesters then decide that they're going to break the law by preventing it, hence get arrested for breaking said law. Now, that could have ended there. The protesters could have let those who broke the law go, but instead decided to cause further problems, verbally threatening and physically surrounding the officers. This is a threat, in any way, shape, or form. Sure they could call in more police officers and forcibly arrest the protesters blocking the way, however they chose a non-lethal method to thin the crowds, letting the dumbass protesters get out without a record. Personally I'd have tased and arrested a lot me of those idiots. Pepper spray was too weak.[/quote]It's people like you that make me even more excited to go out there in my Guy Fawkes mask and join the movement. [/quote] It's ignorant -blam!-s like you that make this movement a disgrace and make me hate this joke of a movement every day it continues.[/quote] Tell me, what makes it a joke?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] CND AAA Beef [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI I'm sorry, are you blind too? Did you miss the part where they're surrounded by a mob of people telling them they WON'T let them leave? [/quote]And yet the pepperspray guy STEPPED OVER the line of protesters. Meaning they could leave no problem. And they stayed to not escalate the problem? Are you kidding? It looks to me like they did that themselves.[/quote]So you suggest that the police should have just walked over the line of people? What if one of the protesters decided to do something stupid, like trip or tackle an officer to the ground? What if another protester decided to grab the officer's sidearm while he was on the ground? Then, the situation would have [i]really[/i] escalated.[/quote]The arrest that idiot. I hardly doubt they would try and grab a police officers weapon with 20 more right behind them. Also Maverick you seem to hate me because I have a different opinion just because you doesn't mean you can spread lies about me. [/quote] Hardly lies, I've seen plenty of you in the past. You're trying to find every excuse to pin it on the police, because they're always the bad guys, right? Your "opinion" happens to be wrong since this is based on factual audio and video footage.
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Good. They deserved it. Well they called themselves children, they were certainly acting like a bunch of kids.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m when it comes to police brutality on a college campus as a rule 80%-98% of the time it just a bunch of butt-hurt college hipsters mad because their friends got arrested for doing stupid -blam!-. it's bigger BS if those cops had to be temporarily supended [/quote] Suspended? They should be fired. (or at least the ones that used force against absolutely peaceful protesters)[/quote]so in your mind getting maced or shot trying to mob a police car is police brutality[/quote] Uh, yeah. That is police brutality
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] CND AAA Beef [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI I'm sorry, are you blind too? Did you miss the part where they're surrounded by a mob of people telling them they WON'T let them leave? [/quote]And yet the pepperspray guy STEPPED OVER the line of protesters. Meaning they could leave no problem. And they stayed to not escalate the problem? Are you kidding? It looks to me like they did that themselves.[/quote]So you suggest that the police should have just walked over the line of people? What if one of the protesters decided to do something stupid, like trip or tackle an officer to the ground? What if another protester decided to grab the officer's sidearm while he was on the ground? Then, the situation would have [i]really[/i] escalated.[/quote]The arrest that idiot. I hardly doubt they would try and grab a police officers weapon with 20 more right behind them. Also Maverick you seem to hate me because I have a different opinion just because you doesn't mean you can spread lies about me.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Pixi Chix [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 Every one who agrees with the OP and the video utterly disappoint and disgust me. Police are violating their right to assemble. They should not be asking them to move in the first place. Police officers that brutalize people fighting for democracy and against the tyranny of the 1% need to be brought to justice. Flood, I thought you were better than this. You all are cooped up in your safe little homes with your safe little lives. Get in touch with reality. seriously (by the way, I've been donating supplies to the OWS protesters since the movement started and plan attending it as soon as I turn 18 in January)[/quote] The police did the right thing. The protesters could protest peacefully, however they decided to set up camp, which is illegal. The police then step in to enforce the law, which would have simply been the taking down of the tents. The protesters then decide that they're going to break the law by preventing it, hence get arrested for breaking said law. Now, that could have ended there. The protesters could have let those who broke the law go, but instead decided to cause further problems, verbally threatening and physically surrounding the officers. This is a threat, in any way, shape, or form. Sure they could call in more police officers and forcibly arrest the protesters blocking the way, however they chose a non-lethal method to thin the crowds, letting the dumbass protesters get out without a record. Personally I'd have tased and arrested a lot me of those idiots. Pepper spray was too weak.[/quote]It's people like you that make me even more excited to go out there in my Guy Fawkes mask and join the movement. [/quote] It's ignorant -blam!-s like you that make this movement a disgrace and make me hate this joke of a movement every day it continues.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Pixi Chix [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 Every one who agrees with the OP and the video utterly disappoint and disgust me. Police are violating their right to assemble. They should not be asking them to move in the first place. Police officers that brutalize people fighting for democracy and against the tyranny of the 1% need to be brought to justice. Flood, I thought you were better than this. You all are cooped up in your safe little homes with your safe little lives. Get in touch with reality. seriously (by the way, I've been donating supplies to the OWS protesters since the movement started and plan attending it as soon as I turn 18 in January)[/quote] The police did the right thing. The protesters could protest peacefully, however they decided to set up camp, which is illegal. The police then step in to enforce the law, which would have simply been the taking down of the tents. The protesters then decide that they're going to break the law by preventing it, hence get arrested for breaking said law. Now, that could have ended there. The protesters could have let those who broke the law go, but instead decided to cause further problems, verbally threatening and physically surrounding the officers. This is a threat, in any way, shape, or form. Sure they could call in more police officers and forcibly arrest the protesters blocking the way, however they chose a non-lethal method to thin the crowds, letting the dumbass protesters get out without a record. Personally I'd have tased and arrested a lot me of those idiots. Pepper spray was too weak.[/quote]It's people like you that make me even more excited to go out there in my Guy Fawkes mask and join the movement. [/quote] It's people like you that make me hope you DO go protest, do something stupid and get pepper sprayed in the face.
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Logical Forumgoer Maverick uses Fact Flurry against Insane Flood-Hippie! Insane Flood-Hippie's Stubborn Brainwash Shield deflects... It's not very effective... Spectator Royal Guacamole has fled the battle.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m when it comes to police brutality on a college campus as a rule 80%-98% of the time it just a bunch of butt-hurt college hipsters mad because their friends got arrested for doing stupid -blam!-. it's bigger BS if those cops had to be temporarily supended [/quote] Suspended? They should be fired. (or at least the ones that used force against absolutely peaceful protesters)[/quote]so in your mind getting maced or shot trying to mob a police car is police brutality.......COLLEGE HIPSTER CONFIRMED!!!!
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Pixi Chix [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 Every one who agrees with the OP and the video utterly disappoint and disgust me. Police are violating their right to assemble. They should not be asking them to move in the first place. Police officers that brutalize people fighting for democracy and against the tyranny of the 1% need to be brought to justice. Flood, I thought you were better than this. You all are cooped up in your safe little homes with your safe little lives. Get in touch with reality. seriously (by the way, I've been donating supplies to the OWS protesters since the movement started and plan attending it as soon as I turn 18 in January)[/quote] The police did the right thing. The protesters could protest peacefully, however they decided to set up camp, which is illegal. The police then step in to enforce the law, which would have simply been the taking down of the tents. The protesters then decide that they're going to break the law by preventing it, hence get arrested for breaking said law. Now, that could have ended there. The protesters could have let those who broke the law go, but instead decided to cause further problems, verbally threatening and physically surrounding the officers. This is a threat, in any way, shape, or form. Sure they could call in more police officers and forcibly arrest the protesters blocking the way, however they chose a non-lethal method to thin the crowds, letting the dumbass protesters get out without a record. Personally I'd have tased and arrested a lot me of those idiots. Pepper spray was too weak.[/quote]It's people like you that make me even more excited to go out there in my Guy Fawkes mask and join the movement.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] CND AAA Beef [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI I'm sorry, are you blind too? Did you miss the part where they're surrounded by a mob of people telling them they WON'T let them leave? [/quote]And yet the pepperspray guy STEPPED OVER the line of protesters. Meaning they could leave no problem. And they stayed to not escalate the problem? Are you kidding? It looks to me like they did that themselves.[/quote]So you suggest that the police should have just walked over the line of people? What if one of the protesters decided to do something stupid, like trip or tackle an officer to the ground? What if another protester decided to grab the officer's sidearm while he was on the ground? Then, the situation would have [i]really[/i] escalated.[/quote] Lonepaul is the exact type to hate on the police in ANY situation, no matter what.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI Wtf? I doubt some of you watched the video. They were CLEARLY surrounded, CLEARLY threatened and the police kindly and CLEARLY warned the protestors of forcible actions! Enclosing them and not allowing them to leave unless the arrested were let free is a threat. Chanting "-blam!- THE POLICE" more than once is a verbal assault on the police. [/quote] Wow is there anything you guys can do without the police seeing it as a threat? Can you even look at them? Im watching the video im at 12:23 and they have been peaceful at all times, big deal they are surrounded they some how got more police so im sure they could leave any time they liked.[/quote] Um, yes. You can do just about all you want and be viewed peaceful by the police. The protestors clearly did not. I mean, if a mob surrounds policemen and starts yelling "-blam!- THE POLICE", I'd say that would be a good verbal assault, and who knows where the mob mentality could lead. And not letting them leave is both a THREAT to police and obstruction of justice, trying to prevent them from doing their job. [/quote]Its been proven protests turn violent when police show up, don't pin the warzones at these protests on the protesters. They said -blam!- the police a few times big deal did they do anything? NO. The police where the agressive ones threatening the protesters [/quote] The pepper spray was JUSTIFIED! The protestors were violating the law by obstructing the police. Then they proceeded to make DEMANDS for the police to let their idiot friends go. I mean hell, they were even TOLD to move out of the way or they'd get pepper sprayed. It's just like idiots who are stopped for speeding, get told by the officer multiple times to get out and stop being aggressive or they'll get tazed. Guess what, they get TAZED and they deserve it. Just like the protestors deserved getting pepper sprayed for obstructing justice.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI I'm sorry, are you blind too? Did you miss the part where they're surrounded by a mob of people telling them they WON'T let them leave? [/quote]And yet the pepperspray guy STEPPED OVER the line of protesters. Meaning they could leave no problem. And they stayed to not escalate the problem? Are you kidding? It looks to me like they did that themselves.[/quote]So you suggest that the police should have just walked over the line of people? What if one of the protesters decided to do something stupid, like trip or tackle an officer to the ground? What if another protester decided to grab the officer's sidearm while he was on the ground? Then, the situation would have [i]really[/i] escalated.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI Wtf? I doubt some of you watched the video. They were CLEARLY surrounded, CLEARLY threatened and the police kindly and CLEARLY warned the protestors of forcible actions! Enclosing them and not allowing them to leave unless the arrested were let free is a threat. Chanting "-blam!- THE POLICE" more than once is a verbal assault on the police. [/quote] Wow is there anything you guys can do without the police seeing it as a threat? Can you even look at them? Im watching the video im at 12:23 and they have been peaceful at all times, big deal they are surrounded they some how got more police so im sure they could leave any time they liked.[/quote] Um, yes. You can do just about all you want and be viewed peaceful by the police. The protestors clearly did not. I mean, if a mob surrounds policemen and starts yelling "-blam!- THE POLICE", I'd say that would be a good verbal assault, and who knows where the mob mentality could lead. And not letting them leave is both a THREAT to police and obstruction of justice, trying to prevent them from doing their job. [/quote]Its been proven protests turn violent when police show up, don't pin the warzones at these protests on the protesters. They said -blam!- the police a few times big deal did they do anything? NO. The police where the agressive ones threatening the protesters [/quote] LOL my God. You really 'ought to go join them then. You know WHY those turn violent when police arrive? Because mobs have the intent to do so or want to disobey the law, not cooperate, or try to catch police in a bad light when they're called to make sure nothing gets out of hand. They didn't threaten the protestors in any way. "You do understand force will be used if you do not move by the time the squad arrives?" <- A CLEAR WARNING, NOT A THREAT. The protestor: "Yes sir." The protestor had clear warning and understanding of force to be used. No threat. The crowd was threatening them the entire time.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] n00b 0f d00m when it comes to police brutality on a college campus as a rule 80%-98% of the time it just a bunch of butt-hurt college hipsters mad because their friends got arrested for doing stupid -blam!-. it's bigger BS if those cops had to be temporarily supended [/quote] Suspended? They should be fired. (or at least the ones that used force against absolutely peaceful protesters)[/quote]WTF? when is holding the police hostage for your buddies to be released peaceful? just because a protest is broken up does not make it kent state.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI I'm sorry, are you blind too? Did you miss the part where they're surrounded by a mob of people telling them they WON'T let them leave? [/quote]And yet the pepperspray guy STEPPED OVER the line of protesters. Meaning they could leave no problem. And they stayed to not escalate the problem? Are you kidding? It looks to me like they did that themselves.[/quote] He didn't step over, he walked between them when they unclasped their arms and one of them fell over.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Snafuperman Just shoot the damn protesters!! [/quote] This. God damn hippies!
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI I'm sorry, are you blind too? Did you miss the part where they're surrounded by a mob of people telling them they WON'T let them leave? [/quote]And yet the pepperspray guy STEPPED OVER the line of protesters. Meaning they could leave no problem. And they stayed to not escalate the problem? Are you kidding? It looks to me like they did that themselves.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lonepaul2441 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lI Maverick lI Wtf? I doubt some of you watched the video. They were CLEARLY surrounded, CLEARLY threatened and the police kindly and CLEARLY warned the protestors of forcible actions! Enclosing them and not allowing them to leave unless the arrested were let free is a threat. Chanting "-blam!- THE POLICE" more than once is a verbal assault on the police. [/quote] Wow is there anything you guys can do without the police seeing it as a threat? Can you even look at them? Im watching the video im at 12:23 and they have been peaceful at all times, big deal they are surrounded they some how got more police so im sure they could leave any time they liked.[/quote] Um, yes. You can do just about all you want and be viewed peaceful by the police. The protestors clearly did not. I mean, if a mob surrounds policemen and starts yelling "-blam!- THE POLICE", I'd say that would be a good verbal assault, and who knows where the mob mentality could lead. And not letting them leave is both a THREAT to police and obstruction of justice, trying to prevent them from doing their job. [/quote]Its been proven protests turn violent when police show up, don't pin the warzones at these protests on the protesters. They said -blam!- the police a few times big deal did they do anything? NO. The police where the agressive ones threatening the protesters [/quote] this this this
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] bhippo717 Every one who agrees with the OP and the video utterly disappoint and disgust me. Police are violating their right to assemble. They should not be asking them to move in the first place. Police officers that brutalize people fighting for democracy and against the tyranny of the 1% need to be brought to justice. Flood, I thought you were better than this. You all are cooped up in your safe little homes with your safe little lives. Get in touch with reality. seriously (by the way, I've been donating supplies to the OWS protesters since the movement started and plan attending it as soon as I turn 18 in January)[/quote] The police did the right thing. The protesters could protest peacefully, however they decided to set up camp, which is illegal. The police then step in to enforce the law, which would have simply been the taking down of the tents. The protesters then decide that they're going to break the law by preventing it, hence get arrested for breaking said law. Now, that could have ended there. The protesters could have let those who broke the law go, but instead decided to cause further problems, verbally threatening and physically surrounding the officers. This is a threat, in any way, shape, or form. Sure they could call in more police officers and forcibly arrest the protesters blocking the way, however they chose a non-lethal method to thin the crowds, letting the dumbass protesters get out without a record. Personally I'd have tased and arrested a lot me of those idiots. Pepper spray was too weak.
