X-Post: Man arrested for not showing officer his License

[vhawk01]

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Because every liberal idiot who thinks they are cleverly going to stick it to the man files a frivolous lawsuit that they were responsible for, and tie up the courts, and slow down society.

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Do you have any clue why a lawsuit is happening in the first place? The cop asked to see his ID, he said he'd just give his name (and he also gave him the receipt). The cop then placed him under arrest. Then he inspected the bag and saw that this guy hadn't stolen anything. He still took him down to the station and charged him with a crim.

Regardless of how douchebaggy you think this guy is, the "frivolous lawsuit" will occur because a police officer severely overstepped his boundaries.

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The police officer overstepped his boundaries because captain america decided to break the social norm of an innocent person and act like a criminal. If the officer doesn't interpret radical liberalism like I do, he would come to the reasonable conclusion when arriving at this situation that this guy is stealing something, and act accordingly.

Instead of expressing his concern with their policies in a civil way, he chose a method that would embarrass the employees and make himself look like a martyr, from his perspective. This is the standard operating procedure for pussy liberals in this country, passive aggressive, and then when they meet aggressive-aggressive and wind up getting their ass kicked or thrown in jail, they file said frivolous lawsuits. They knowingly evoke responses, and then try to exploit them for moral or financial gain.


and if you think i exude partisan hate, I am not a conservative, I am more libertarian than anything. I just hate idiots who do stupid things to make a point and act out of principle when it inconveniences and hurts everyone around them. It's good that he traumatized his nephews and they got to see him cuffed and tossed in a cop car just because he had to make a point. Way to be a responsible adult.

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So it doesn't bother you that the cop arrested him and never charged him with shoplifting? As in, the cop never ACTUALLY suspected shoplifting (your claim) but instead suspected assholery, and had no idea what the law was (you don't have to show a drivers license) and then arrested him anyway. This doesn't bother you?

EDIT: Also, not entirely sure you know what passive-aggressive means. The guy didn't piss in the cop's coffee when he wasn't looking, he simply refused to submit to an unlawful search. And he went to jail for it. What would aggressive-aggressive be, beating the cop to death?

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from wikipedia:
Passive-aggressive behavior refers to passive, sometimes obstructionist resistance to following authoritative instructions in interpersonal or occupational situations. It can manifest itself as resentment, stubbornness, procrastination, sullenness, or repeated failure to accomplish requested tasks for which one is assumed, often explicitly, to be responsible. It is a defensive mechanism and, more often than not, only partly conscious. For example, people who are passive-aggressive might take so long to get ready for a party they do not wish to attend, that the party is nearly over by the time they arrive.

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I accept your retraction.