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comment: Simple questions... (see in situ)  You've told me what
you didn't see, tell me what you did see. I'm more interested in
finding where civilians draw lines. Spitting is not a crime,
foul language is not a crime and refusing to answer questions is
not a crime. Keep in mind, this man was removed from a cell. He
was locked up. He presented no harm to anyone.  I'm not
advocating killing anyone. The paragraph citing beatings and
batons was meant to ask people to think about their actions (or
lack of action). I don't advocate bringing a gun to these
incidents. I do, on the other hand, wonder how people in a crowd
can watch someone who can't fight back being beaten and they do
nothing but announce they have the incident on film. When does
their humanity kick in? What's to prevent the group from
protecting the person on the ground, who can't fight back, until
officers with cooler heads arrive? At times I get the impression
the people who film these inc