Thread: Deputy beats down 15 year old

This is very controversial and a good topic!

Lol, no I meant that we could talk about here. Well, agreed haha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl67FmVRjYs shows the hallway everyone has been asking for, sounds like a somewhat attitude problem. but still

Originally Posted by Toker

Even if she kicked her shoe as hard as she could at him, said she'd rape his infant child, and then spat in his face, it still wouldn't be justified as appropriate force.

exactly

Originally Posted by Red_Lizard2

if someone was hungry is it okay for them to steal bread?

If you owned the store and someone stole bread from you and said it was hungry, would you be okay with it?

(yes this does pertain to the topic btw)

If it pertains to this thread then please explain because right now I'm in the dark.

A tree falls in the woods. If no one is there does it make a sound?

This has nothing to do with situational ethics. A fucking cop took a 15 year old girl and smashed her fucking face in the wall and then threw her to the ground while his buddy assisted. I don't give two flying shits what she said or did short of maybe killing his daughter that makes this justified. I'm telling you now. I have a 13 year old daughter and if somebody did that to her he'd better move to the moon cause I'm coming for him.

And to answer your question, I took a test for a job one time that asked stupid questions just like that one. Is it okay to steal? I answered yes. Hypothetically, if I was starving and my baby was starving and I couldn't get a job cause I only had one arm and communists ruled our country and I found out that God wasn't real, blah, blah... Yes, I would steal. Does that mean I would be a bad employee? By the way, my first question has nothing to do with situational ethics, it's just an example of an irrelevant question.

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