Stomping Rand Paul Supporter Wants Victim To Apologize To Him

Refer to post #281.

Refer to United States Law.

As in..you cannot tackle a person, who has not attacked you, to the ground and then stomp on their heads.

It is illegal.

First....WTF are you talking about?
Second....her head was not stomped on...let's keep with the facts.

Stepping down forcefully on something is 'stomping'. By definition. Her head was stepped on forcefully.
 
Obviously, your education failed to teach you comprehension of the English language.
Too bad you didn't put more of an effort into that, then the racism and hating you do.
I'm sorry, but he has a valid point...you were definitely inferring that she deserved what she got and was not a real victim ("victim") at all.

She put herself out there, and did what she did, Bo. If she was on the sidelines with a sign, she would have been a complete victim.....but she didn't do that, and for some reason none of you can even admit that part of it. I did not infer she should have had her head stomped, I made that completely clear. But, She Was Not Completely Innocent. Incredible!!!!!!!

Like the woman in the miniskirt, the woman in the hot outfit, who gets raped? Not completely innocent? eh?
 
First...um the law?

Second..yeah it was.

That's the fact..jack.
Ummm....quote the "law"

Ummm..no.

Unless we are in the twilight zone..I am pretty damned sure that in this country you can't do..what the Rand Paul acolytes did.

I'm pretty sure that the security knows the law about protecting a government candidate. Having said that, I want to make it perfectly clear that the woman never deserved what she got on the curb from that one dude.
 
I'm sorry, but he has a valid point...you were definitely inferring that she deserved what she got and was not a real victim ("victim") at all.

She put herself out there, and did what she did, Bo. If she was on the sidelines with a sign, she would have been a complete victim.....but she didn't do that, and for some reason none of you can even admit that part of it. I did not infer she should have had her head stomped, I made that completely clear. But, She Was Not Completely Innocent. Incredible!!!!!!!

Like the woman in the miniskirt, the woman in the hot outfit, who gets raped? Not completely innocent? eh?

Your a hopeless left wingnut. :cuckoo:
It seems the leftwing whacko's have and echo chamber and they told these buffoons to use the old "A woman got raped because she wore a miniskirt" Mantra.


Completely different scenario. The woman had no business sticking the sign through the window. Deny it all you want...ignore it all you want, but it's a Epic Fail for not taking in account the facts, instead using a spin of the facts to reach your objective.
 
Apparently you need to see an eye dr. She turned the sign around and stuck it through the window, and Paul flinched. I'm not going to try and change you mind, because I know I can't. But there is simple assault there.

Assault: an unlawful act that places another person, without that person's consent, in fear of immediate bodily harm or battery.
Simple assault - definition of Simple assault in the Medical dictionary - by the Free Online Medical Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

For a crime to take place, there are three necessary criteria: An Act, Mental Capacity, and Intent. If Paul was startled by an otherwise legal act, no crime has taken place. The dictionary definition you gave of assault could apply to almost anything that startles someone; If intent was lacking, there is no crime. If people are legally hunting in the woods behind my house and a gunshot scares the BeJesus out of me for a couple seconds, there is no crime.

Splitting hairs. I don't think anyone questions that she did not intend to physically harm Mr. Paul, now do they? Or maybe you think she did, but there would be no basis in fact for that accusation.

There was an act....she shoved the sign into the window.
There was Mental capacity....She wasn't crazy, and she knew exactly what she was doing.
There was intent.....She intended to to do exactly what she did, why did she move forward and put the sign through the window?

I'm not a mind reader and you're not a minder reader either. We have no idea what her intent was, so let's stop with that BS.
Sheesh you people are not using the critical part of your brain.

See, you're talking as though there is no debate about her intention. You state as fact that her intention was to push the sign into the car. I don't think she did. Even if she did intend to do so, it would not fit your definition of simple assault unless her intent in doing so was to frighten Mr. Paul to the extent that he feared physical harm.

So, really we have three issues here. 1. Can assault (as you've defined it) be proven based on preponderance of evidence. Answer: Absolutely not. 2. If it somehow could be proven that her intention was to shove the sign into the vehicle, was it her intention in doing so that she wanted Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety. Answer: Doubtful. and 3. If it was not her intention to cause Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety, but Mr. Paul was nonetheless frightened for his physical safety, does it fit your definition of assault. Answer: Absolutely not.

I'm not a lawyer, but I have had legal coursework and I'm sure any lawyer will tell you I'm correct in this assertion. Politics have nothing to do with it. Goldcatt? Where u @?
 
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Ummm....quote the "law"

Ummm..no.

Unless we are in the twilight zone..I am pretty damned sure that in this country you can't do..what the Rand Paul acolytes did.

I'm pretty sure that the security knows the law about protecting a government candidate. Having said that, I want to make it perfectly clear that the woman never deserved what she got on the curb from that one dude.

I owned a bar in Georgia, chief. My security people couldn't do what they did.

That said..I agree with your second point.
 
For a crime to take place, there are three necessary criteria: An Act, Mental Capacity, and Intent. If Paul was startled by an otherwise legal act, no crime has taken place. The dictionary definition you gave of assault could apply to almost anything that startles someone; If intent was lacking, there is no crime. If people are legally hunting in the woods behind my house and a gunshot scares the BeJesus out of me for a couple seconds, there is no crime.

Splitting hairs. I don't think anyone questions that she did not intend to physically harm Mr. Paul, now do they? Or maybe you think she did, but there would be no basis in fact for that accusation.

There was an act....she shoved the sign into the window.
There was Mental capacity....She wasn't crazy, and she knew exactly what she was doing.
There was intent.....She intended to to do exactly what she did, why did she move forward and put the sign through the window?

I'm not a mind reader and you're not a minder reader either. We have no idea what her intent was, so let's stop with that BS.
Sheesh you people are not using the critical part of your brain.

See, you're talking as though there is no debate about her intention. You state as fact that her intention was to push the sign into the car. I don't think she did. Even if she did intend to do so, it would not fit your definition of simple assault unless her intent in doing so was to frighten Mr. Paul to the extent that he feared physical harm.

So, really we have three issues here. 1. Can assault (as you've defined it) be proven based on preponderance of evidence. Answer: Absolutely not. 2. If it somehow could be proven that her intention was to shove the sign into the vehicle, was it her intention in doing so that she wanted Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety. Answer: Doubtful. and 3. If it was not her intention to cause Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety, but Mr. Paul was nonetheless frightened for his physical safety, does it fit your definition of assault. Answer: Absolutely not.

I'm not a lawyer, but I have had legal coursework and I'm sure any lawyer will tell you I'm correct in this assertion. Goldcatt? Where u @?

Cuyo....I'm done debating this. The reason is you have no idea what your talking about. :eusa_whistle:
 
There was an act....she shoved the sign into the window.
There was Mental capacity....She wasn't crazy, and she knew exactly what she was doing.
There was intent.....She intended to to do exactly what she did, why did she move forward and put the sign through the window?

I'm not a mind reader and you're not a minder reader either. We have no idea what her intent was, so let's stop with that BS.
Sheesh you people are not using the critical part of your brain.

See, you're talking as though there is no debate about her intention. You state as fact that her intention was to push the sign into the car. I don't think she did. Even if she did intend to do so, it would not fit your definition of simple assault unless her intent in doing so was to frighten Mr. Paul to the extent that he feared physical harm.

So, really we have three issues here. 1. Can assault (as you've defined it) be proven based on preponderance of evidence. Answer: Absolutely not. 2. If it somehow could be proven that her intention was to shove the sign into the vehicle, was it her intention in doing so that she wanted Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety. Answer: Doubtful. and 3. If it was not her intention to cause Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety, but Mr. Paul was nonetheless frightened for his physical safety, does it fit your definition of assault. Answer: Absolutely not.

I'm not a lawyer, but I have had legal coursework and I'm sure any lawyer will tell you I'm correct in this assertion. Goldcatt? Where u @?

Cuyo....I'm done debating this. The reason is you have no idea what your talking about.

In other words, you know you're licked. That's cool, you don't have to debate; There is no debate to be had. What I just said, is.
 
See, you're talking as though there is no debate about her intention. You state as fact that her intention was to push the sign into the car. I don't think she did. Even if she did intend to do so, it would not fit your definition of simple assault unless her intent in doing so was to frighten Mr. Paul to the extent that he feared physical harm.

So, really we have three issues here. 1. Can assault (as you've defined it) be proven based on preponderance of evidence. Answer: Absolutely not. 2. If it somehow could be proven that her intention was to shove the sign into the vehicle, was it her intention in doing so that she wanted Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety. Answer: Doubtful. and 3. If it was not her intention to cause Mr. Paul to be frightened for his physical safety, but Mr. Paul was nonetheless frightened for his physical safety, does it fit your definition of assault. Answer: Absolutely not.

I'm not a lawyer, but I have had legal coursework and I'm sure any lawyer will tell you I'm correct in this assertion. Goldcatt? Where u @?

Cuyo....I'm done debating this. The reason is you have no idea what your talking about.

In other words, you know you're licked. That's cool, you don't have to debate; There is no debate to be had. What I just said, is.

Right....now you know what's in my head too...very telling. :cuckoo:
 
Cuyo....I'm done debating this. The reason is you have no idea what your talking about.

In other words, you know you're licked. That's cool, you don't have to debate; There is no debate to be had. What I just said, is.

Right....now you know what's in my head too...very telling. :cuckoo:

Well COME ON for christ's sake, look at the jerk-off answer you give me. "Dooooy you have no idea what you're talking about." What do you expect me to say? You throw up this preposterous theory that this woman is guilty of assault, and unfortunately, your analysis has no basis in law. You cast aside perfectly executed legal analysis and revert to name calling and silly cuckoo smilies.

You're wrong dude, get over it!
 
In other words, you know you're licked. That's cool, you don't have to debate; There is no debate to be had. What I just said, is.

Right....now you know what's in my head too...very telling. :cuckoo:

Well COME ON for christ's sake, look at the jerk-off answer you give me. "Dooooy you have no idea what you're talking about." What do you expect me to say? You throw up this preposterous theory that this woman is guilty of assault, and unfortunately, your analysis has no basis in law. You cast aside perfectly executed legal analysis and revert to name calling and silly cuckoo smilies.

You're wrong dude, get over it!

When you throw out the definition of simple assault and use your own personal definition of assault, yes...the debate is over. The goal posts have been moved and the field has been tilted in your favor.
 
I just watched the Video for the first time, I've been busy. A few things really jump out at me. The Woman was way out of line and did appear as a threat. The man that took her to the ground did a good job of it, the second man who did push her shoulder down with his foot did in deed whack her in the head with his foot and should consider himself lucky if he is not charged.

That's what is on the surface. There are issues with what led up to this point. There are do's and Do Not's in Protesting. Protesting can be a really dangerous activity should situations get out of hand. Where there is organized Protest there should be Certified Non-Violence Training. One person does something stupid, many can get hurt. If Moveon is instructing people to do stupid things that put people at risk, they should be sued and exposed.

No unnecessary force, as a private citizen, restrain and neutralize the threat, that is all.
 
Right....now you know what's in my head too...very telling. :cuckoo:

Well COME ON for christ's sake, look at the jerk-off answer you give me. "Dooooy you have no idea what you're talking about." What do you expect me to say? You throw up this preposterous theory that this woman is guilty of assault, and unfortunately, your analysis has no basis in law. You cast aside perfectly executed legal analysis and revert to name calling and silly cuckoo smilies.

You're wrong dude, get over it!

When you throw out the definition of simple assault and use your own personal definition of assault, yes...the debate is over. The goal posts have been moved and the field has been tilted in your favor.

UGH you are insufferable. I didn't create my own definition; I merely applied common law principles to the definition you provided.

Just forget it...
 
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She put herself out there, and did what she did, Bo. If she was on the sidelines with a sign, she would have been a complete victim.....but she didn't do that, and for some reason none of you can even admit that part of it. I did not infer she should have had her head stomped, I made that completely clear. But, She Was Not Completely Innocent. Incredible!!!!!!!

Like the woman in the miniskirt, the woman in the hot outfit, who gets raped? Not completely innocent? eh?

Your a hopeless left wingnut. :cuckoo:
It seems the leftwing whacko's have and echo chamber and they told these buffoons to use the old "A woman got raped because she wore a miniskirt" Mantra.


Completely different scenario. The woman had no business sticking the sign through the window. Deny it all you want...ignore it all you want, but it's a Epic Fail for not taking in account the facts, instead using a spin of the facts to reach your objective.

You continue to try to shift part of the blame to the woman protestor, which is EXACTLY what defense lawyers will try to do in rape cases.

The analogy is perfect.
 
She put herself out there, and did what she did, Bo. If she was on the sidelines with a sign, she would have been a complete victim.....but she didn't do that, and for some reason none of you can even admit that part of it. I did not infer she should have had her head stomped, I made that completely clear. But, She Was Not Completely Innocent. Incredible!!!!!!!

Like the woman in the miniskirt, the woman in the hot outfit, who gets raped? Not completely innocent? eh?

Your a hopeless left wingnut. :cuckoo:
It seems the leftwing whacko's have and echo chamber and they told these buffoons to use the old "A woman got raped because she wore a miniskirt" Mantra.


Completely different scenario. The woman had no business sticking the sign through the window. Deny it all you want...ignore it all you want, but it's a Epic Fail for not taking in account the facts, instead using a spin of the facts to reach your objective.

I asked you why her sign waving was relevant to what happened to her.

I don't think you gave me a straight answer yet.
 
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