Children defy police in Washington, purchase lemonade at Capitol; arrests made

This is ridiculous...how do you deal with the police in the US now?

Were these cops proud of themselves?

Do they really think they're making a positive difference?

If they do, then the American people have a BIG problem on their hands.


Much love from the north.

I'm sure they'd say "we're just doing our jobs, following orders" like the drones they are.

But these "drones" volunteered to harass the American people, not protect them.

They're still scum in my eyes.

It is not to me.

The police did ask several times, in a polite manner
to stop and to go way. I can understand, it can be a safety treat. And You do see clearly, the children do not act respectfull to the people officers, they do ignore the order.

The children want to play the big ones, well they are treated like big ones.

It is logic sense, they did put the children in police custody.

Nothing to blame to those police officers.

Those police do say an order, then You do obey, because the reason is security manners. If they were my children, I would give them a second teaching, when they do arrive at home !

All the Best,

VVizz of Ur

We need a million man lemonade march! Then set up thousands of lemonade stands, they can't arrest them all!

They test cops to make sure they aren't too smart before putting them on the force.

Glad you're in Belgium, we've got enough idiots in this country.

Sure they can. Especially when those actions are against the law and provoking.

They do provoke, it is not about the limonade, it is to provoke the police and the local law.

Those police officers do want only to secure the park.

You can 't sell limonade in parlement either !

Where is the logic of You, people.

All the Best,

VVizz of Ur

Yeah, a lemonade stand; HUGE security risk there, let me tell ya!

Such quotes do say a lot about Yourself.

If You can't do a reasonable debate without insult people,
it shows, actualy, Your own quote does match Yourself.

In my country, all people can visit medical care, the doctor for the cost of 2 euro (after refund). In Your country, You need a big bank account, when You need medical treatement.

Maybe that's the reason, why people like You do make such quotes.

All the Best,



VVizz of Ur

today's pig= tomorrow's bacon

Maybe You do not realize, but in some parts of the world, children, young adults are send to strategic points to explode and to harm other people.

Those people are not children, they are young adults, maybe 16-17 or more.

Their purpose is not to sell limonade, their purpose is to provocate the police. This is a political action, an action to provocate the police.

Just to say, they sell limonade, that's too easy.

They do sell on a place, where it is forbidden to sell, as they can be a risk for security.

I am sure, when they will visit the judge, they will have their judgement on this. Because they did not obey the police, they did violate several laws.

Nothing to blame to those law enforcers.

All the Best,


VVizz of Ur

Yes, the Monarchy of Belgium is a shining beacon of liberty. *sarcasm*

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A former Tahlequah police officer was charged Wednesday morning with taking nearly $1,700 from three men after stopping them for alleged traffic violations.

Nope but this lard ass thug used his gun and his badge to shakedown illegals. Yep, I'm opposed to illegal immigration, however, what the above officer did was wrong. And he's getting a proverbial slap on the wrist.

Sorry you took it so personally. I didn't think it would hurt your feelings since your an obvious trolling shill. I do make such comments, because just about everyone agrees that you should be able to sell 10 cent cups of lemonade in a public park. How many people out of 100,000 do you think would call the cops on a lemonade stand? Probably none. The only people that take your stance are either cops, trolls, shills, or the Vogons.

May the same, You wish to them,
happens to You,
so You realize,
what You did say.

May the Lords of Karma, see Your statement.

All the Best,


VVizz of Ur

Well, in this country we're supposed to care more about individual freedom than safety. What kind of limp-dicked-pussy is afraid of lemonade stands?

These people should try it again, and take cuffs with them to cuff the cops to the trees. The element of surprise.

Or create a crowd around the lemonade stand and not break ranks. Don't let the cops through.

VVIZZ

I don't think you understand....why should you need a permit to sell lemonade. Our country is being bogged down by rules and regulations. Our country is starting to stand up and fight. This is just the beginning.

You can sit complacently in Belgium and not drink lemonade.

I think these people are protesting that you need a permit to do damn near anything anymore. Some things I can agree with such as building codes and the like, but the regulation of private enterprise has absolutely gotten way the fuck out of control. When I went to buy bottle rockets for the fourth of july, I had to buy a permit. The recent video on GLP of that guy trying to haul his stuff put him in violation because he didn't have a permit. Jesus fucking christ, you even need a permit to hold a protest anymore. Government is a monopoly on violence. A permit is basically a tax you have to pay for the privilege of conducting business inside of a given territory. It is to remind you that you are owned.

The kids buying lemonade must have had one hell of an eye opener that day.

I think it wouldn't hurt your feelings either to
say Your postings as Anonymous Coward does reflect pretty much how Your life is.

I do bring forward reasonable statements, in this regard, and You start to insult my people of my country. This shoulds the level of your consciousness, basicly childish, not mature and unrespectfull to people.

They are in the park of the capitol, in from of an important symbol of Your country. Their purpose is not to sell limonade but to put forward a political attitude, to provoke.

I am pretty sure, to sell goods on the street, You need a license in the first place. Secondly, You need to have permission to sell at a spot. I can imagine You can't seel in the park. If the police does allow this for them, then all people in the USA can start to sell their goods in the park. As merchants can start to sell hamburgers, whatever.

I do stand with the police enforcers, yes. Because they were polite. They did ask, to stop the selling, as it did violate some local law, and to them it seems to be a security concern. They did not obey the police order, and they were but in custody. Well, it is pretty logic.

It is common sense.

All the Best,

VVizz of Ur

The "peaceful anarchism" of Brussels architecture may well be the feature that best characterizes Belgium as a whole. During its history of over 2000 years, the region has almost continuously been occupied by foreign powers: from the Romans to the Spanish, the Austrians, the French, the Dutch and the Germans. This has made the Belgians critical of any form of authority, and laws, rules and regulations are not taken very seriously (tax evasion is one of the national sports). This individualistic, anti-authoritarian attitude is perhaps best exemplified by the famous literary figure of Thyl Uilenspiegel, who mocked the Spanish authorities during the 16th century occupation.

Well try to sell limonade in the garden of Your president.
Or in the parlement. Or in the Royal park of the Queen of England.

This is not hte start of the beginning, because such things are violation of law, and it has nothing to do with revolution.

This is anarchy.

Every authority would do exactly the same as those police officers. The children do violate the local law, so to remove them from that place, was a good decission.

They want to play the big guys, well they are treated like the big guys. They did want to provoke the authority of the police, they got the right answer.

Their parents should have a big fine, so those children could work for some weeks in Mac Donalds, to teach them decent manners and respect for society and especially police officers who do put their lifes at risk for the citizens.

All the Best,

VVizz of Ur

Last Edited by VVizz on 08/21/2011 08:21 PM

Somebody ban this guy or give him 10 billion bad karma...

1st off, I didn't insult the people of your country, I insulted you.

2nd, you're right, the white house is a symbol of our country, and what those fascists did was a perfect example of what's wrong with our country.

3rd, I grew up selling lemonade, and buying lemonade as a child. You don't need permission from the government to sell lemonade. Setting up a hamburger stand is not even close to a lemonade stand. Apples and oranges.

4th, those police were anything but polite. If you think that's polite, then I'd hate to deal with the cops in your country.

5th, I don't know why I always waste my time with trolling shills.

Why do you like licking the boots of fascists?

I think Belgium Boy needs to STFU and mind his own country's business and problems....you people need to stop evading you taxes!!!

Yes.....it starts with anarchy and leads to a revolution!! It is not a violation of law, it is standing up and saying we are not going to take it anymore.

And belgium has a corrupt police and judical system so again...mind your own F&^*ing business. How's that for manners?

First, in regards of Thyl Uilenspiegel. If You would understand the meaning of those thales, You wouldn't use it in this way. It is more as a regular story.

My country, my region Flanders does have history as far as the Roman Empire, even before.

Your country is created arround 1783, and most of them were those who were kicked out of Europe, with some exceptions.

They did took the lands of the native population as occupiers and You made it legal in the eyes of the world.

From 1783 until this time, the most important social action was to abandon the slavery system. The second important step, to deliver everyone in America a decent health care system, does receive a lot of opposition in the name of 'freedom'. But a lot of families can't even pay medical treatement if start to get really sick.

We do pay a lot of taxes, that's true. But when people need to go to the hospital, they are not broken. As they are old, they can live in a decent manner. And when they can not pay the bills, they are protected. In your country, they kick people, including children, on the streets and they need to live unther the bridge.

Of course there is tax invasion, but when You look to the social treatement of those in need, like old people, people who need medical treatement, for sure, my country Belgium, is much, much better as the United States of America.

As the educational system. Everyone in Belgium can go to the University. Governments pays for this. In the USA, You need a big bank account.

My country is great. And I am pretty proud on the social system, they did etablish so far. It should be a model for the world.

All the Best,

VVizz of Ur

Our police in Belgium is not corrupt, and they may not use tasers. And if they do make a mistake, they can be corrected by several means by the people.

Our judical system is not perfect either, but everyone can afford to go to the court. When someone can not afford it, my country does assign a lawyer for free, and the case if free of charge. Most of the time, the judgments of our judges are reasonable and do make sense.

Actually You don't known what You are talking about.

All the Best,

VVIzz of Ur