Is This Justified? OK Cop Slams Old Woman to Ground Then Tazes Her

It’s so difficult to do these videos because the blanket of cognitive dissonance that envelops the minds of the masses is so thick that people actually believe that there are other mere human beings who have more rights than the rest of us. And, as long as a substantial portion of people believe that in this world we will always have Trillion dollar transgenerational debt loads, perpetual warfare, a titanic military industrial complex, Zionist overlords, forced theft called taxation and every other freedom-stripping scenario you can think of until our children wake up penniless and enslaved on the land our forefathers tried to protect.

America was build on the foundation of resistance and non-compliance. Inherent in the spirit of freedom is the idea of rebellion to those who would claim ownership over your thoughts and actions.

This video was shared on Mike the Cop’s Facebook page over which he wrote: “When you pull over granny but she’s stubborn, spry and prone to felonious activity over a brake light ticket lol. Wonder what she was like in her 20s…” First, let’s watch the video, then we’ll get into some comments.

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Of course people are gonna take sides here. They’ll be on the cops side or they’ll be on the woman’s side. There are some who will try to look at this objectively an not take anybody’s side. From the perspective of individual liberty and normal, rational, sane human interaction…nobody forces you to have a conversation with them. Nobody in normal life forces you to interact with them. If they aggressively tried to force you to interact with them they would be in violation of the principle of non-aggression. We have two human beings here. Neither has a right to interfere with the freedom of the other. Neither has the right to harm, steal from or aggressor against the other.

But for some reason when you introduce into the equation a badge, uniform, a gun, a police car and the so-called authority of the state…for some reason, everything changes in the minds of the masses and they begin to imagine that now, that costume-wearing human has some kind of legitimate authority to not only force his way into peoples lives, but he has the right to aggress against them, harm them, kidnap them, steal from them in the form of fines and take away 100% of their freedom by throwing them into a cage.

And the people the law-enforcers harm and steal from don’t even have to have committed a crime. Al they have to have done was disobey the commands and rules of politicians, which they call, laws. The enforcement order follower, then comes along and puts teeth on and action behind those laws to the detriment of the people. And the irony is that they do it in the name of protecting and serving. But instead of serving and protecting, they end up harassing and collecting and they do it to the applause of the unthinking masses.

That’s exemplified by this first comment:

A lot of people do not know that Not signing a ticket is the same thing as contempt. Whenever someone doesn’t sign a ticket you (meaning the cop) are ordered to take custody of them and take them b4 a magistrate immediately. (that’s against their will by force) That was in fact a lawful arrest. (no matter what you call it…the cop initiated the interaction and the aggression on someone who wasn’t harming or threatening to harm anyone. She was simply not in compliance with a politician’s rule) I have arrested ppl because of that. (that means you took a way someone’s freedom for doing nothing more than failing to comply with your rules) Signing a ticket is not saying you are guilty. All it is saying is that you a promising to appear at court for this citation (and if you don’t want to make that promise? Then you will use force against me. Here’s the deal…if we acted toward our neighbors like this cop acted toward this woman…we would be guilty of a crime. What magic spell rests heavy on the minds and hearts of people that they can’t see this? Do they really believe that costumes and badges grant special rights?

In reality this woman has more balls than anybody in this police department. She was resisting an armed highway robbery. Because she had so called “defective equipment” on her vehicle, he was extorting her for $80 bucks.

This guys says, “This comment section is a chilling example of the number of people who are willing to side with excessive force and unnecessary arrest for the pure sake of compliance. Very disturbing.”

Taken objectively…I don’t see how you can logically argue with that.

This person responds, “Cyprus Walter ONE of the reasons that degree of force is used IS to in fact MAKE AN ARREST. If granny would’ve simply signed the ticket and saved her argument for court, she wouldn’t of been in this situation.”

This person doesn’t even realize what she’s saying. She’s saying that the cop was justified in initiating force and violence on this woman…this cop was justified in throwing her to the ground and tasing her…he did what was righteous by kidnapping, fining and caging her because she refused to do what he wanted her to do.

One of the problems with our society is that we think it’s okay to commit a crime against someone who hasn’t harmed or threatened to harm another person just because you’re wearing a costume…and that’s gotta change. Leave your thoughts….