Comments on: Police Attack Pro-lifers In Shocking Display of Abuse

By: Jason Weishaupt

Jason Weishaupt — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 22:31:52 +0000

The new game for cops is to charge you with wiretapping when you record them violating your rights in a public place. The Supreme Court has ruled that conversations that occur in public are NOT “privileged”.

You are witnessing the birth pangs of Police State America. This is one birth that should be aborted.

Jason
Analyst, U.S. Govt.
former Deputy Sheriff

By: Dean

Dean — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 04:04:51 +0000

Not all police are in uniform nor do they always carry badges. The plainclothes officer was within his powers because a uniformed officer was present and aware of his actions. The young men were obviously agitated and perhaps disruptive of public order. Yes, these are all BS issues especially considering that homeless people do far worse every day and are ignored by the police. So, yes, the pro-lifers are being “picked on” and it’s unfair. But as far as a point of protest, this is a weak case. I’d suggest the young activists be much quieter, gracious, and persistent legally than being loud, overbearing, and “in-your-face” despite their justifiable outrage at the system and the lost lives. Easy does it today, win tomorrow. JMO.

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 23:35:24 +0000

I do take offense to Wachet Auf says about police officers. They do protect us here in America and many of them have served in the military. It is unfortunate that a few bad ones make it difficult for all of the good officers out there. I did contact the campus police on this university and voiced my concern about the treatment of these young men. I am very much prolife but do respect police officers. Let’s not lump them all together……they have a tough job.

By: officer wannabe

officer wannabe — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 01:52:34 +0000

The Campus “police” are not really police they are glorified security guards aka “wannabe’s”. In this case they are just bullies.

By: Alayna Staggers (Nurse)

Alayna Staggers (Nurse) — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 14:02:53 +0000

This definitely was police brutality and I am behind these young men for defending their rights. The one so called police officer gave no id and was not dressed as an officer, so what should one do, just lie down and let them stomp on you? Police will use their power to use against whomever they choose and they are angry if anyone defies them. These men were not criminals. I realize it is never wise to argue with a cop because they will use their authority just “because they can.” I am proud of the youg people who are willing to take their chances and do what they can to fight abortion. The cops should feel foolish because they don’t catch the real criminals and they are usually someplace else when the horendous crimes are committed. They need to put their attention where it counts, in protecting people. As far as Jesus was is concerned, He usually had an answer for everything, but He ignored the insults hurled at Him when He was lead to the cross. There was no need to deride the ignorant people,as He knew His plight was to give His life to save the world of their sins. He has put within us the desire for survival and instinct to protect ourselves and we all have it and use it at one time or another. These men just wanted to prove the point of the “injustice” of what was happening and that is what they did. Don’t give up the fight as our struggle is with the powers of darkness, being Satin and his spirits.

By: steven

steven — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:59:18 +0000

I hope this will be investigated. This comment is coming from one who has never had handcuffs placed on him, so I really can’t judge. But it seems, from the video, that the protestors had a flair for the dramatic. The one guy was yelling at the man in the white shirt – he could have been more calm. Also, he shouldn’t have threatened the officer by saying ‘this will only cause more protests.’ That was really stupid. It never helps the situation to threaten a cop, even if the cop is a jerk and in the wrong.

Any one of us who stands up for the Truth could be taken down at any moment…by a violent cop, the media, or some crazy onlooker. I think this case would be far more compelling if these guys would have been a little more calm, knowing that this was all going to be caught on video anyway for the public to see. When Jesus had insults hurrled at Him, he often did not open His mouth, knowing that His silence spoke louder than words. Not meant to be overly critical – just that we should all be prepared for this to happen, even in the ‘Christian’ United States.

By: Sarah

Sarah — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:13:30 +0000

I will def. call and let them know that this type of mistreatment will not be tolerated. can any legal action be taken?

By: Wachet Auf!

Wachet Auf! — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 23:46:26 +0000

WHAT UNMITIGATED PONDSCUM. The brownshirt cops, I mean, not the Survivors. These guys have proven once again that many “police officers” are just overgrown playground bullies with badges, guns, and bigotry.

They look for people to stomp underfoot to make themselves look bigger, badder, and better. I think they especially like to pick on prolifers because the prolifers are doing what the cop(out)s are sworn to do but don’t have the guts to really do, and that is to protect and serve the innocent. They don’t have the balls because they were castrated by Roe v. Wade; so they take out their angst not on people actually responsible for Roe v. Wade, but people trying to reverse it. How boneheaded is that?!

Also, one in three or four women has had an abortion. None of those women self-impregnated, so roughly one in two or three guys (there are more women than men) has fathered an aborted child, or been otherwise involved in the murder of at least one innocent baby. Strong emotions are buried with the babies’ bones just beneath the surface; anyone defending the babies’ right to life shames these men without chests, and so they react with what they probably consider an appropriate reprisal, but what any sane human being regards as the egregious abuse of power, and of more innocent people, that it really is.

Brownshirt cops who harass, heckle, humiliate and harm innocent people just to feel like bigshots. Another part of the heinous legacy of Roe v. Wade, which legalized the abuse of medical knowledge, intruments, substances and skills (not so much, though, of the latter) to target the innocent for destruction, not to protect and serve their real healthcare needs like real doctors do in civilized, free societies.

If you can read this, thank your mother for NOT getting her “healthcare” at a chopshop before you were born…
If you can read it in English, thank a marine, not an S.S. brownshirt !

By: Alayna Staggers (Nurse)

Alayna Staggers (Nurse) — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 16:58:17 +0000

I hope we don’t have to “sit back and take this.” Something needs to be done!