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Although I understand where the cops are coming from, perhaps there should have been a "police state" declaration before the summit so that these actions would have been legal? ;)
This guy should have been more understanding. The police were in a dangerous situation. He could have cooperated. Sometimes rights have to be suspended for the good of the community.
Hmmm ... I don't think anyone disagrees that the summit needed a different type of policing - only that if that was the case, there should have been a temporary law (or something ...) to make this 'legal', because as it stood, it wasn't legal.
O really, how about Martial law? R U kidding? Rights are fragile and this is obviously an abuse of his fundamental rights. And u know - if a citizen lies to a police officer, it is called Obstruct Justice. What do we call it when the police chief (and maybe even the premier of the province) lie? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/adam-radwanski/mcguinty-washes-his-hands-of-police-mistreatment-allegations/article1623731/
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Wow.
Although I understand where the cops are coming from, perhaps there should have been a "police state" declaration before the summit so that these actions would have been legal? ;)
This guy should have been more understanding. The police were in a dangerous situation. He could have cooperated. Sometimes rights have to be suspended for the good of the community.
Hmmm ... I don't think anyone disagrees that the summit needed a different type of policing - only that if that was the case, there should have been a temporary law (or something ...) to make this 'legal', because as it stood, it wasn't legal.
O really, how about Martial law? R U kidding? Rights are fragile and this is obviously an abuse of his fundamental rights. And u know - if a citizen lies to a police officer, it is called Obstruct Justice. What do we call it when the police chief (and maybe even the premier of the province) lie?
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/adam-radwanski/mcguinty-washes-his-hands-of-police-mistreatment-allegations/article1623731/
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