Should This Pig Be Charged With Assault?

[BigBallinStalin]

TG, Phatscotty is just trolling. Let it go, he's not worth it.

Yeah, I'm done. Wanna make out?

-TG

[TA1LGUNN3R]

TG, Phatscotty is just trolling. Let it go, he's not worth it.

Yeah, I'm done. Wanna make out?

-TG

-TG

[HighlanderAttack]

She deserved everything she got

[pimpdave]

[john9blue]

if only we had more government, then this wouldn't happen as often!

[Phatscotty]

Which one is the pig, and who got assaulted?

[Haggis_McMutton]

if only we had more government, then this wouldn't happen as often!

Serious question:

How can you simultaneously believe that humans are unevolved base animals who need to be controlled through a systems of threats and treats to stop from killing/raping each other AND that government should be minimized?

[Woodruff]

if only we had more government, then this wouldn't happen as often!

Does your logic tell you that it would happen less or the same amount with less government?

[john9blue]

if only we had more government, then this wouldn't happen as often!

Serious question:

How can you simultaneously believe that humans are unevolved base animals who need to be controlled through a systems of threats and treats to stop from killing/raping each other AND that government should be minimized?

i'm not an anarchist lol. legitimate crime prevention is one of the things government SHOULD be doing (although calling it "control" implies some kind of fascism, and i'm not a fascist either)

what i have a problem with is our government's attitude that they don't work for us and can do whatever they want with impunity. this mentality extends down to even low-level government employees like police officers. when soldiers and police commit atrocities like this against their own citizens on a regular basis, it's almost always with the backing of a tyrannical government. i don't think we're at the level of "tyranny" yet, but there's definitely a correlation between government intrusion into people's lives and offenses by government workers against ordinary citizens.

[BigBallinStalin]

if only we had more government, then this wouldn't happen as often!

Serious question:

How can you simultaneously believe that humans are unevolved base animals who need to be controlled through a systems of threats and treats to stop from killing/raping each other AND that government should be minimized?

i'm not an anarchist lol. legitimate crime prevention is one of the things government SHOULD be doing (although calling it "control" implies some kind of fascism, and i'm not a fascist either)

what i have a problem with is our government's attitude that they don't work for us and can do whatever they want with impunity. this mentality extends down to even low-level government employees like police officers. when soldiers and police commit atrocities like this against their own citizens on a regular basis, it's almost always with the backing of a tyrannical government. i don't think we're at the level of "tyranny" yet, but there's definitely a correlation between government intrusion into people's lives and offenses by government workers against ordinary citizens.

That's just part of being in a bureaucracy which is funded through involuntary exchange.

[Woodruff]

Texas...it's like a whole other country:

http://www.courthousenews.com/2013/06/17/58555.htm

[2dimes]

Texas...it's like a whole other country:

http://www.courthousenews.com/2013/06/17/58555.htm

That made me think of a monkey inclosure at a zoo. Brutal.