Quote from: Kinder Skellington on October 09, 2014, 10:35:05 AM

"hur i dun car if he shot. da cop shuld uf tuk et"

Who here said that?

The rioters who are throwing a fit that a man was protecting his life. This is all just pathetic race baiting and nothing else. If it were a black cop that fired back then nobody would be mad; if they were both black nobody would be mad; if they were both white nobody would be mad. This stigmatization that whites for some reason are racist if they have any encounter with any other color is what's holding this nation and world back

God, what a bunch of victim-blaming, race-baiting shit heads

"hur i dun car if he shot. da cop shuld uf tuk et"

Can we seriously just send Ferguson to Syria? It would fit perfectly over there

ummmmmmm not sure (._.)

I was like starving and needed something to eat. Driving and the closest thing was McShit so I got like a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel

What a piece of shit. Vandalism is wrong and I hope they catch him and make him pay for the new paint job

feet......

>nintendo

Since when was Mercury playable?

Since launch. Believe it's only available in free-for-all and like the 3v3 mode

Got to the chance to play on the Mercury map and as I turned around and faced the Sun and the map's skybox, I started to have tears come out of my eyes because it was so damn beautiful. Instead of playing I just found a little corner and had my character sit while I just looked for the rest of the match

;~;

I saw police riding horses around 7 mile. What's not to love about that?

Pretty sure that's because Detroit is a financial nightmare and it's the only thing they can afford.......

A whip on a slave's back ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)‎

oh god kinder and camnator are just going to post about cops all day long

I'm not some angsty person that generalizes all cops as "hur ebel skum". If we're constantly told that ISIS is not the representation of Islam as a whole then the same needs to be applied to law enforcement where a few idiots is no indication for the 700,000 sworn officers in the nation

http://abcnews.go.com/US/york-cop-drives-car-saves-toddler-cpr-time/story?id=25974870

A hero police officer in upstate New York is credited with a toddler's dramatic rescue, thanks to his rapid response.

Sgt. Patrick Hildenbrand, 35, of the Red Hook, N.Y., Police Department, thought he was going to pull over a speeding driver. Instead the officer encountered a frantic father carrying the lifeless body of his 22-month-old son.

After Matthew Morgan suffered a seizure and collapsed on Monday, his father, Matt, grabbed his body to drive him to the nearest hospital, ABC station WABC-TV reported. The elder Morgan was speeding through the Dutchess County Village of Red Hook, when he and Hildenbrand spotted each other.

"It was not a typical traffic stop," Hildenbrand told ABC News, explaining that the father slammed on his brakes when he saw the police officer's SUV.

"He has a young boy in his hands and he's running at me, yelling at me, his son is not breathing. 'I think my son is dead, my son is not breathing,'" Hildenbrand said.

Morgan hoped the police officer could drive the baby to the hospital quickly so doctors could save his son's life.

"I was going and then he hit his lights and then as soon as I seen that, I stopped and I ran to his car. You get through traffic a lot faster," the father, 19, told WABC-TV.

An officer for nine years and a former firefighter of 17 years, Hildenbrand said his instincts and training kicked in after the three hopped in the police SUV. After Hildenbrand asked the father where he came from, the officer said he made a split-second decision to drive directly to the hospital instead of waiting for an ambulance to arrive.

"I don't live too far from him, so I knew time was of the essence," Hildenbrand said. "I had to get to the hospital as soon as possible."

While Hildenbrand drove to the hospital with Morgan and his son in the backseat, behind a partition, the officer simultaneously performed CPR on the boy.

"I reached my hand back here as I'm driving, moved my body over and started doing all the compressions and feeling for a pulse while I could still operate the vehicle," Hildenbrand said.

When they arrived at the hospital, Hildenbrand continued CPR while he carried the boy to doctors.

"The medical staff did their stuff and the baby started crying," Hildenbrand said.

The officer said he doesn't consider himself a hero.

"A lot of cops do crazy things to save peoples' lives and don't get recognized," he said.

But the emergency room physician said he feels otherwise.

"I really don't think this child would be here today if it wasn't for those efforts. I think the key is when you can start rescue CPR out in the community it certainly, the earlier you start it the better outcomes you have," Dr. John Sabia of Northern Dutchess Hospital told WABC-TV.

Morgan could not be reached for comment by ABC News.

Doctors still aren't sure what caused Matthew to collapse, but he is back at home thanks to the rescue efforts of a police officer.

"It was fast and stressful," Hildenbrand said.

:^)

alderaan destruction best day in empire life

Quote from: Kinder Skellington on October 08, 2014, 06:27:17 AM

Quote from: challengerX on October 08, 2014, 06:06:14 AM

Quote from: Kinder Skellington on October 08, 2014, 05:59:55 AM

Yes

inb4 Camnator proves you wrong again

>cam
>proving anybody wrong

Constantly, including you.

http://www.collective-evolution.com/2014/04/12/study-the-gateway-drug-is-alcohol-not-marijuana/

Cannabis is not physically addictive like alcohol, only psychologically depending on the person. In the same way one can become addicted to food or sex. In fact, cannabis has one of the lowest rates among all drugs for co-dependency at only 9%.

You have the same amount of chance proving somebody wrong as PSU has the chance to say some coherent

https://news.vice.com/article/study-claims-marijuana-is-addictive-damaging-to-the-brain-and-linked-to-schizophrenia

http://alcoholism.about.com/od/pot/a/pot_addiction.htm

There actually is physical dependence associated with pot, along with severe psychological dependence in young people, which also leads to the decline of IQ. The dependence on pot creates a tolerance  and in order to get a strong feeling, people resort to stronger drugs. While alcohol is the gateway to pot, pot is the gateway to other drugs. It's best if people didn't use either