Arizona Tea Partier arrested for waving a constitution at Sheriff Joe Arpaio

[rambone]

A Tea Partier in Arizona, upset about the misspending of $100,000,000 tax dollars, called out Sheriff Joe Stalin on Tax Day in the public square. He was promptly dealt with by Sheriff Joe's bodyguards and hauled off to a Free Speech Zone, where he and the other miscreants can blather together about the constitution.


Audit shows Ariz. sheriff Arpaio's staff misspent $100M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dapK49JKieQ

 

[bigg cheese]

This will be interesting.

 

[Que]

"This happens all the time!"

 

[ATF Consumer]

JBT's at it again!

 

[88GT]

JBT's at it again!

With just cause. The serfs deserve what they get from police beat-downs since having the police beat them is a clear indication of their guilt.

 

[Chase515]

More guestapo! When is it going to end?

 

[Clay]

wow.

 

[PatriotPride]

Why expect anything different?

 

[JSeroka]

Yes, lets arrest someone for their right to speak in a public arena...oh no he's a trouble maker!

 

[Bunnykid68]

I did not hear anyone yelling stop resisting.

 

[PatriotPride]

I did not hear anyone yelling stop resisting.

I'm sure it's in there somewhere

 

[andrewheath]

What really put the icing on the cake was at the end where the individual speaking said "Hope he didn't have a gun". So what if he did have a firearm on him. It's his right and he WAS peaceable assembling so there was absolutely no reason for this show of force.

 

[Bunnykid68]

I actually thought the guy was very rude. He was trying to speak over someone that was talking to the crowd. If I am talking to a group a people and you try to speak over me I would have you removed also. Maybe not tackled though.

That being said the guy had a good point at the wrong venue, it was not a questions and answers thing going on best I could tell.

 

[femurphy77]

Just before they JBT'ed him he said "I'm Out" but then must have stepped on somebodys foot because he then said "I didn't mean that". Sounds like they found an excuse to arrest him for battery. I like how the speaker complained when everybody including the media started following the guy as the cops hauled him away.

My question is basically if you don't like what is happening in this country are you automatically one of those crazy misguided tea partiers? Apparently so.

 

[rambone]

 

[ATF Consumer]

What really put the icing on the cake was at the end where the individual speaking said "Hope he didn't have a gun". So what if he did have a firearm on him. It's his right and he WAS peaceable assembling so there was absolutely no reason for this show of force.

That speaker was Sheriff Arpaio...pathetic he allowed the man to be JBT'ed.
Oh, he didn't agree with him, so it was ok.

 

[jbombelli]

That's the risk you take when you remind petty tyrants of their oaths and responsibilities.

 

[E5RANGER375]

yeah, i dont know if I would go to a persons rally who I dont agree with and start talking over him when he is surrounded by armed guards and hundreds of supporters, lol. I like a fight, but not the ones where its a suicide mission

 

[ATF Consumer]

I actually thought the guy was very rude. He was trying to speak over someone that was talking to the crowd. If I am talking to a group a people and you try to speak over me I would have you removed also. Maybe not tackled though.

That being said the guy had a good point at the wrong venue, it was not a questions and answers thing going on best I could tell.

So, you only supports civil rights when they fit your venue?

 

[Que]

Isn't this the sheriff that was making all that money doing speaking engagements a while back? If so, wasn't he invited to many of those events by the Tea Party?