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I know it's just a video, but I thought it would set off a better discussion here. This gave me the chills. The baffled, blank look on the faces of the policemen said everything. It was like they knew the marine was right, but didn't have the courage to agree. Anyways, watch this if you haven't already seen this and tell me what you think.

these are not iraqis bro iv lived in iraq and i know it there these are from Afghanistan and yea maybe in Afghanistan its like what ur saying but bro iraq is different. i mean yea every country has criminals but its just that people think different about iraq. basicly its like everyone is judging a book by its cover

i completely agree but my point was terrorist they are mainly in iraq and afghanistan that general area and i was saying he was saying kill those people not inocent civilians.

He is saying this because IRAQ is generally a bad place to be. I have never heard anything good about IRAQ, not once I am not saying America is perfect because it is far from it.

To me, they are all the same. Not the general population in Iraq, but the terrorist, they're all the same types of bastards. No disrespect to any civil people there and I'm not saying that all Iraq's are the same. It's just sad that those assholes have given certain middle eastern countries a horrible reputation. If Iraq/Afghan were a book, terrorism would undoubtedly be its cover. But like you've stated, you can't judge a book by its cover.

I was laughing at the submissiveness of the police.

Any US Citizen that disagrees what this man said, then do not call yourself a US Citizen from now on. I don't see how you could disagree with this man. Also, if you are not from the countries mentioned in the video which are "Iraq" and "Unites States of America" then please do not enter the discussion.

How about Fúck You!

I'll join any bloody discussion I want, don't you dare think you're more qualified to give social commentary just because of the country you happened to be in on the day you fell out of your mothers vagina you ignorant little prick.

As far as this debate goes, I'm disgusted with the tone of the comments here. Is this supposed to be a civilised forum or somewhere for the morons of the world to gather. When I say I consider the police to be no better than gangs, this is an informed opinion based on the observed reactions of the police. I feel that all too often, especially in USA (and somewhat in my own country), the police act without any regulation and often to administer their own form of justice where they provoke people into swearing and then arrest them for "threatening behaviour". In the UK the police are guilty of "kettling" which is something you really should look up if you're unfamiliar with it, and it's a sick way of stifling free speech and silencing dissenters. This is why I dislike the police, because I do not see them as people who protect and serve the community, I see them as bullies who provoke people and insult people to get a reaction just as an excuse to arrest them, after all, the more arrests they make the better they look. It's not right and it needs to be changed.

What I do not appreciate is people then using this thread as an excuse to start being racist bigots. I don't care what you think of Islam, Muslims or the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. If you label every single person in a country as terrorists, or condone the killing of anyone of a nationality or skin colour out of your own ignorance you are a pathetic excuse for a human being. This soldier miss-chose he words sure, he meant that the police should go and fight the enemies of the US people in war-zones rather than harassing innocent people, and it's clear from his tone what he meant. He was sticking up for innocent people trying to exercise their constitutional right to free speech who are being intimidated and silenced by fúcking riot police. It was a brave thing to do and he should be commended for it. Sure, in the heat of the moment his words can be misconstrued but the meaning behind them is clear and it's pathetic that people would take the quick and careless words of someone trying to stand up for justice, and use them to justify racism.

How's that for an opinion from someone not from those countries .Nik? Now kindly fúck off, no-one wants you here you stupid nationalistic, self-aggrandising prick.

This is an international issue common to far beyond just the United States and Iraq. You're bringing up the aspects of the war whereas we're trying to discuss the unjust actions of the police. You're ignorant if you think other countries views should be kept out of this discussion because from what I've personally seen, I know the actions of the police in countries far less developed than the United States are much more severe. So, at least have an open mind.



Well that was a lovely description of his birth, but in all seriousness, the police feel as if they have some sort of ownership over the citizens. Plato's views on justice can come into play here as he created a character and argued that justice is truly the interest of the stronger and that is indeed what is happening in the modern world.

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Yea :y: .