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Originally Posted by Solid Snake
Then what would be an acceptable way for the police to have removed the peaceful protest from the premises?
When you break the law, you have to be willing to suffer the consequences. The line is drawn exactly the way we've seen it in this thread. You resist the officers order to relocate, you get sprayed. Just like if you resist pulling over when the red and blue come on in the rear view, you have a GLOCK 17 pointed in your face and forceful removal from the car. Your analogy was a joke.
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The simple way would have been to arrest them.
I didn't see any one of the students resisting arrest, did you? I didn't see a police officer try to arrest them, did you?
The analogy was put in place because Larry was strongly against these students for breaking the law. In post 96 he states there are "so many people in this country that feel the law is not to be obeyed". I simply brought in a law he more than likely has broken to put it into perspective. Would it be okay to pepper spray anyone that has broken the law? As the police officers did here?
If you don't think that the pepper spraying was excessive, then we have nothing to discuss.