ctrl-alt-delete wrote: » Have I missed the snacks?
20Cent wrote: » Looks to me like the seizure started right at the start when he drops down.
20Cent wrote: » Bit sick finding that funny tbh
The Aussie wrote: » You are wrong, typical action of a protester is to make themselves harder to remove by making the Guards carry them, I asked for exact time in the Video, I'm still waiting for it, that's if it's "clearly seen" Nah, just your post tbh...
20Cent wrote: » 16 seconds in he drops and immediately start spasming. Pretty clear really.
Guy:Incognito wrote: » So why does the woman say "hes going to have a fit in a minite" much later?
20Cent wrote: » How should I know! Shock, couldn't see lots of possible reasons.
dharma200 wrote: » They shouldn't have moved him until able to do so.
4Sticks wrote: » The only shocking aspects of this thread is the title and those who take their cue from that. The very worst thing thing cops are guilty of ( I am not a particular fan of them generally btw ) is momentary clumsiness lasting about 2 seconds. There was not a shred of brutality. The rest of the clip sees them diligently trying to help the man whilst the crowd heckles. The crowd were shocking - not the cops.
dharma200 wrote: » the rest are standing around, looking hungry
Guy:Incognito wrote: » So there's no way she has a much better view of what's going on than you and he wasn't having a seizure till after they put him down? Surely if you can be so certain about some aspects you can fill us in on the exact details of the rest.
20Cent wrote: » Bad training imo.
UCDVet wrote: » I'm not implying this guy was faking - but wow - apparently this is a thing. There are pages and pages on YouTube dedicated to it.
4Sticks wrote: » What do you mean - seriously - people do that ?
caustic 1 wrote: » Don't you know there is, more than likely be a court case, yer man will be scared for life with the brutality he received, not able to sleep, flashbacks etc., he will get millions and insurance will go up another few per cent to compensate.
neckedit wrote: » My 2 cents worth, this video show a total lack of respect for people from both sides, The Gaurds didn't manage the situation very well at all, but the protestor showed no respect by not moving off a public road, had he done this the incorrect action would never have happened, in a lot of cases these protest end up like this and sometimes the protestors do nothing to avoid it, almost trying to get a reaction from the Gaurds. But as bad as them all I feel letting your camera roll as a person lies taking a fit on the ground, with possibly fatal consequences is pretty shocking, The continued shouting and yelling during the time of his episode is sickening, a couple of people had this guys interest at heart, the rest just wanted drama. I know how this reads, and I am no way condoning the action of the Gaurds I hope they are taking to task for the way they man handled this guy and I also hope the people there have alook at how the organise a protest in the future.
dharma200 wrote: » If the guards had lifted him as per their professional training etc then this type of thing could be avoided. If they had not lifted him in the manner then none of it would have happened.
The Aussie wrote: » Your just seeing what you want to see, or just plain making things up, pretty embarrassing at this stage to be honest...