This video has been roaming around the internet for the
past 24 hours.
It wasn’t until I read the story on Crooks & Liars
that I found a hook that needs to be addressed.
by: Joe Deshotel
Thu Jun 27, 2013 at 08:00 AM CDT
A 72 year old woman, Martha Northington, was arrested in the Texas Senate gallery, booked at the Travis County jail, and charged with at least one felony -- assaulting an officer -- as well as resisting arrest.
How convenient for the GOP - Felons can’t vote in many
states.
A 72 year old woman
assaulting an officer
Really?
REALLY?
The charges were later reduced – supposedly.
From Crooks & Liars:
"This woman was doing nothing but sitting until this state trooper who had already manhandled other women decided to grab her, hurt her and arrest her," Willmann wrote on her YouTube page.
This is what the extremist policies of the GOP have led
to.
A 72 year old woman
assaulting an officer
Felony charges
Now, if that isn't an extremist policy and reaction - I don't know what the hell is.
Their extremist reactionary policies have filtered down
to other public servants – hired to serve and protect – manhandling senior
citizens – because the government implicitly or even, explicitly has told them
to do so.
Inappropriately charging protestors with felonies – becausetheycan
When do people start seeing how incredibly wrong it is
for our law enforcement to respond in such extreme measures?
When do people start to say “NO!”
This is what happens when you have extremists in
government.
Their extreme viewpoints infiltrate all level of public
service leading to extreme reactions that in a civil society should not be
tolerated.
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