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Fox News Sides with cops Tasering diabetic?
In this video I show how each clock incredible three hours of the morning anchor December 10, 2008, the Fox and Friends broadcast attempts, use of police officers Oklahoma a Taser on a man suffering from serious to warrant a diabetic shock. In my video I also have a story from a CBS affiliate link on this incident, which is available at www. digtriad. com, finally, for dozens and dozens of other examples of Fox News bias, see my playlist through Fox News on YouTube at www. youtube. com
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#2 written by lamprospan 1 year ago
My father is diabetic and i know how serious this is… these cops must get off the streets before they kill some one with their stupidity. I wonder if a cops having an IQ test before they join the police? Stupid ppl with blue uniforms and guns and the right to use them are a danger for all the citizens
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#5 written by XxXfalloutgeekXxX 1 year ago
@brettsheakirk if this man is a type 2 dibetic he cannot effectively control his blood glucose level. If you belive this man should not drive because of his illness then millions of diabetics should drive then too? Causing them to lose their job or become unable to fully enjoy the life set before them. Will you next see the people whom suffer from strokes lose the earned privilages?
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#9 written by phantomjay0 1 year ago
@PerSpes They used their voice plenty of times and when that did not work they increased the force. Would you be willing to bet you life by making a quick judgement on a dark highway wither someone is drunk, diabetic, or on drugs? And in all three situations the individual is still very unpredicable and dangerous. The public will never learn.
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#10 written by PerSpes 1 year ago
@phantomjay0 Hoo rah phantomjay, I know The Taser is always a good substitue and nearly always safe, the public will never learn, thats why us that have some sense usually just keep quiet, but those officers had no resistance, and no signs of any aggression. And you most likely are “the public”, its really just takes experience.
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#12 written by phantomjay0 1 year ago
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#13 written by SkylarkGSX 1 year ago
Unfortunately I feel that the country has become a bleak atmosphere from what it once was. This stems from more than merely my perception as videos of this disturbing nature are surfacing in more abundance on an exponential bases. The only real solution is to stand up physically, mentally, spiritually and culturally, in every way AGAINST any and all government powers that be, in a collective manner, in unison, together, for the purpose of taking back our own well being of life and freedoms.
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#14 written by SkylarkGSX 1 year ago
This proposition sounds like an extrememly far fetched and tall order to achieve and infact it sounds absurd. I will admit that, but also, we are faced with the truth of what is taking place before our very eyes in a more reacurring manner than ever before. The risks of waiting for the problems to be solved by our vote are our own lives. The only real power we have is our strength in numbers and unity! Unless we have both of these then we can realistically expect our lives to become even worse.
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#15 written by fmkenshin 1 year ago
Fox news should have a Disclaimer, just warning to warn it’s viewers, that it will always condone and support, pretty much any incident which violates civil rights. Cops with a quick temper should be fired. They have no business, in dealing with people if their first reaction is to do more harm than good.
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#16 written by joe4951 1 year ago
The officers asked the man to exit the car. They began assisting him out of the car when he started swinging at them. If you had the whole video, which you should have googled instead of some CBS story, you would have seen the cops being swung at with the driver’s closed fists.
We won’t even go into how the driver has a drivers license restriction that says he must have food or candy with him or he is breaking the law.
Youtube better, then I’ll decide.
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#17 written by joe4951 1 year ago
Hehehe, he said he googled (great source) a CBS (another great “impartial” source)…ahem, an “actual CBS reporter” (another mutually exclusive term) to get an opinion on an editiable (another great source) website.
Guess your law practice fell apart if you bring that type of defense into court for your clients…..BUT JUDGE, I GOOGLED IT, ITS GOTTA BE TRUE!
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#19 written by Blitzkrieg4590 1 year ago
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#20 written by Toolmusik 1 year ago
@joe4951 how many years of stretches til you could get your head that far up your ass?
blind followers of the mainstream media like you is what allows cops to pull this shit, when fox reports on the health benefits of dicks in the butt, im sure youll be the first to show up at glenn becks sausage fiesta
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#21 written by joe4951 1 year ago
@Toolmusik
Your intellectual argument almost persuaded me.
It did amuse me.
Cops saved his life. Without them, his blood sugar would have gone lower than its level of TWENTY and he would have died. It’s a good thing cops got to him when they did. Otherwise he would be needing a coffin and a funeral instead of a bandaid.
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#24 written by TheUnknownchicken 1 year ago
My police service, in my area do not use tasers in less the supsect is showing assultive behavior.
It may be legal to use it just because someone is running but it’s not really morally and ethically right.
Just like my police service, police should not use it unless the person is really posing a threat. A man sitting in his car unresponsive is not really a good reason to taser him. but because taser international says its safe they use it all the time. They will always stand by their product - Comment Feed for this Post
@LiberalViewer Have you noticed the typical Fox News editing of this clip? First they show the cops tasering the guy – he’s clearly on the ground when they do so, and then they quickly cut to the guy being pulled out of the car to make it appear as if the tasering happened BEFORE he was under control of the cops.