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• Video Appears to Show Cairo Mob Assaulting Female Journalist

  November 27, 2011 at 1:59pm

  In reply to progressiveslayer.

  Barbarians.

• Officers Involved in UC-Davis Pepper Spray Incident Put on Leave

  November 21, 2011 at 11:56am

  In reply to Zen Patriot.

  Police are not trained to use brute force to get compliance out of a subject. They are trained to use Pain-Compliance techniques. Using these techniques, the officer is trained to cause the subject pain without causing serious injuries. Most people respond to the pain and comply with the officer’s orders. Using a wrist lock is painful for the subject, but does not cause serious injury. Pepper spray and Tasers are considered preferable to “hands-on” techniques by many agencies because they are very effective at gaining compliance and have very little risk of serious injury. A Taser is very painful for 5 seconds and then the subject is left with the memory of the pain. Pepper spray is also very painful, but the pain is basically gone after 30 minutes. The eyes may be sensitive for a few hours, but again the risk of serious injury is low. Hands-on techniques rely more on the proficiency of the officer to minimize the risk of injury. For example, a wrist-lock can be applied too aggressively and cause injury. Another Pain Compliance technique is to strike areas of the body that have nerve clusters – side of the neck, forearms, thighs for instance. You might see this technique used on a subject that is being held down but refusing to give up this arms (usually by holding them beneath his body). Officers might strike nerve clusters to encourage the subject to comply. Onlookers often interrupt this to be police brutality.

• Minn. High School Sued Over Racially-Charged ‘Wigger’ Homecoming Theme

  August 5, 2011 at 3:32pm

  “the infamous “n-word,” which is highly offensive to African Americans.” How can this statement possibly be true. I hear this word all the time. And 99% of the time it’s being spoken by a black person. Usually in reference to another black person.

• GOP Presidential Hopefuls to Birthers: You Are Wrong

  April 24, 2011 at 10:06am

  “Obama’s birth certificate indicates he was born in Hawaii in 1961.” Oh really? Has someone at the Blaze actually seen it? I wasn’t aware his birth CERTIFICATE had been released. How about printing the truth? Remember, that thing that has no agenda?

• Beck Dissects Huckabee’s Curious, Mysterious ‘Booger Bears’

  April 22, 2011 at 2:28pm

  Wow, Huckabee has a website. Who knew?

• MSNBC Guest Explains: Burning a Koran is ‘Much’ Worse than Burning a Bible

  April 5, 2011 at 5:16pm

  That’s it! I’m burning my Kindle edition of the Koran! So there!

• Brutality? Dramatic Arrest Video Pits Officer vs. ‘Drunk’ Soccer Fan

  March 31, 2011 at 3:57pm

  Excellent police work.

• Wacky MSNBC Segment: Lawrence O’Donnell Begs for Viewers While Blasting Beck & Bible

  March 18, 2011 at 5:46pm

  One wonders what MSNBC would talk about if there was no Fox News?

• Which GOP Senator Opposes Defunding Planned Parenthood?

  March 11, 2011 at 8:52pm

  I was wrong. My first guess was Sen. Nancy Graham.

• Al Sharpton & MSNBC’s Deutsch: With the Whole Tucson Shooting, and No MLK Day, Should Strange Arizona Secede From the Union Already?

  January 17, 2011 at 1:48pm

  Once again the “journalists” of MSNBC get it wrong. MLK day has been a state holiday in AZ since 1992.