[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="zakkro"]He could have pinned her against the wall and told her to stop... that, or ask his fellow officer to get him cuffs or something. I_pWnzz_YoU

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="chesterocks7"]

Watch the damn video, unless her head is located somewhere other than above her shoulders, he punched her in the head.

chesterocks7

If you're that **** ignorant, you're beyond help. Hopefully someday something like this will happen to you and make you realize how **** stupid you are.

[QUOTE="cpo335"] (you ever seen a show about cops? All the criminals are thrown to the ground and handcuffed with their hands BEHIND THEIR BACK).chesterocks7

That's your problem right there pal. All those "reality cop shows" are nothing like reality, ask anyone who's in the force.

[QUOTE="cpo335"] No, him disabling her (not literally) because she assaulted a poliec officer (with a deadly weapon) is justified. You kind of want to treat a police officer with a little more respect than the people on the street. Also, she looked like she was giving him attitude (if she didn't say something really bad, then he would have just shut the door and moved on, but someone got his attention). Then she kicks her shoe at him. She probably was a "female dog" on the ride to the station too, so the officer was probably jsut fed up with it (just speculation though). Either way, it doesn't matter if you're being a "man or not," if you throw something at a police officer, you better be prepared to get the **** beat out of you.Samwel_X

In the brutality of the beating he crossed the line. If he hit her once, then you can try and justify it along those lines, it is still wrong, but you can say that he may have been in the right, but sitting ontop her of her, so she clearly isn't fighting back and slamming her face into a concrete floor is UNJUST.

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]She kicked her shoe at him. VERY intelligent move to assualt a police officer; It was justified.Samwel_X

No, him kicking the shoe back at her would be justified, pulverising her face isn't justified.

So it's from the Oscars and it was the tribute that they played before they put on the Best Picture Awards. It talks about killing and they sow scenes from all different sorts of movies and I remember one part of the tribute was from Saving Private Ryan when Tom Hanks says "For every man I kill, the farther away from home I feel."

If anyone could help me find this video, I was be very happy.

thanks

I think you're over reacting, it's just a dream...Niff_T

[QUOTE="cpo335"]

Then I remember being attacked in my home by a huge lion and this lion wasn't like a normal one, it was big and intelligent.

Nevlim

Oh and I've never seen/read anyting of Narnia