I care not the punishment doled onto the heathen or his kin. Karma is a bitch and she is looking for people like him.  A wicked man who would casually spray children like that should be crushed, along with his keepers for allowing the scumbag dog off the leash.   Their time is coming, the days of getting away with murder and theft are over.  Whether its cop abusing his powers on an innocent person,  a poor man stealing for his habit, or a rich man stealing for his, their time is NOW.   Nothing can stop it.  Earth could become a living hell if people arent careful and truthful. 
Ask for leniency just as the poor man asks for his and doesnt receive.  Ask for help just as the poor man cries and goes unrecognized. 

!!!THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT BE CENSORED!!!

Funny story: the #1 contributor to the 2008 Obama campaign?
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Wait for it
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University of California

Even funnier story: This includes anyone who works for UC and their families. “As of 2011, the University of California has…18,896 faculty, 189,116 staff members…” per Wikipedia.

Yup. The same folks who just directly sprayed military grade pepper spray into the faces of peaceful protestors. Quite possibly even Mrs. chancellor herself is near the top of that list.

This needs to be headline news somewhere I think…
@Xeni?

source:http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/contrib.php?cid=N00009638

And also, no, police officers do not deserve special shielding… they’re public servants in public view, and there is an expectation of public accountability, especially in the internet age.  But to be SO animal like to suggest that keeping his “home life” – aforementioned innocent relatives or bystanders, hell even neighbors or friends – shouldn’t be “respected”, is a terrible notion.  What happened was terrible, but I can’t get behind stooping below reason into blind rage.  You’re dishonoring the peaceful sacrifice and brilliant protests of the UofC students.

America! Land of the free! - Tiananmen square, the US version.

Enough said, but I cried watching these videos.  

Clearly the University has egg on its face, and the protest has been handled wrong. Whether this chancellor goes or not, the outcome must be that the students have a right to protest, and the Univ. must tolerate it, within reasonable bounds – such as not using violence on non-violent protesters. 

Once established the dialog can move on to what the Univ. can do to end the protests, which can take the form of the Univ acting to bring their much greater weight to bear on the issues on Wall St. Namely the Univ. must demand that Wall St. come to the table to negotiate reforms, with the understanding that the Univ. Trusts and other Funds will be withdrawn if they do not. 

And all student protests must take this tact, to bring the schools leverage to bear on the banks. 

The protesters in various cities must have the same goal. When the situation is tipped and the cities can no longer use violence in the public eye, then its time to negotiate. If you want the protests to end, then you have to bring your weight to bear on the Financial Industry.

After that we focus on one large corporation at time. Walmart. Ford. Etc. Labor Unions will be a great partner here. Force them all to end lobbying and use their leverage with their financial institutions to push for reform. 

It might be worthwhile to form an Occupy Credit Union where people, and companies, can land their finances in order to pull out from uncooperative banks. It would quickly gain enough deposits to make the banks wet themselves.

Video?

I just wanted to highlight this, in case anyone wanted to think about this particular idea.

There are bullies who need to be drummed out and they will be because everything is on camera.

There is no back yard for them to hide behind.

There is no need to do anything to them except shunt them aside. (And you can bet your ass he WILL be passed over for promotion, given shit details, fed crap jobs until he quits.)

She will think long and hard abut EVER having a cop on campus again…

Shame works. Its a bourgeois sentiment and it works against the bourgeois.

The pepper spraying cops must know he’s toast as far as EVER SETTING FOOT ON CAMPUS AGAIN.

Point taken.  But the beat cop is a citizen.  Just like you an me.    It’s their duty to disobey an unlawful order.

A beat cop is not a citizen in the way you describe. Their job requires them to simply follow orders. And yeah, cops protesting the ticket-fixing scandal was ugly, but again where did they get the encouragement to do so; either passive or active?  From their unions and from the guys in charge. And it’s no secret that if you go against the unspoken police code of behavior, you will be shunned & even worse.  Heck, look at “Serpico” for example.

But what I am saying is you cannot expect change in the rank and file of a structure like that without changes at the top and in the structure.

There had to be a few cops in those protests at U.C. Davis who knew what was happening was wrong, but what could they do that would have (1) effectively stopped what happened and (2) ensured their own personal safety/security when the dust settles.  Would they be a “rat” for the rest of their life and be forces to work at Wal-Mart after getting kicked off the force?

They don’t seem to have a problem violating rules and ethical norms whenever one of theirs is justifiably taken to court, no?
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bronx/hammer_drops_on_tix_fix_cops_xOVjTvSoARvoV6eO1rdvCP

My ‘whatever’ right or wrong is a stupid paradigm.

No, if the beat cops were actually held responsible for their actions, a lot of shenanigans would stop.  Right now, they know they won’t be held responsible.

I think you missed my point. The thing is that you are 100% right; beat cops need to be held responsible. But the most likely reason beat cops go and do whatever they want is because the structure that holds them in place is damaged/dysfunctional. The cops who are above the beat cop need to be held responsible.  And those who order the cops to the scene of a demonstration like this and order the cops to do “whatever” to get rid of the demonstrators need to be removed as well.

Who approved this guy’s $100,000 per year salary? They need to he held accountable for paying this guy 3x what he is worth since he has the mentality of a rookie cop.