> Please show me video of police purposefully brutalizing non-violent protesters who behave sensibly (maybe you can learn how to spell protester while you're at

> Please show me video of police purposefully brutalizing non-violent protesters who behave sensibly (maybe you can learn how to spell protester while you're at it). That's an interesting move you've done there: now protestors have to behave "sensibly" as well as peacefully? I suppose I didn't realise that deadly force was justified against someone behaving "not sensibly". > I've watched pretty much all of them Yeah, I mean then you're probably too far gone to have a discussion with. I guess I don't understand how someone can watch all of the same videos I have and come away thinking "yes, the police are justified in their violence". To be honest it suggests a quite shocking lack of basic humanity. > in some way being a part of the violent protest group, Being in a "protest group" when others are violent is not a crime, and does not justify the use of deadly force against you. > being intermixed with the violent protesters Being intermixed with violent protestors is not a crime, and does not justify the use of deadly force against you. > refusing to follow police orders during the clearing of unlawful gatherings (which only happens after violent rioting). So what, you think all of the unlawful gatherings were violent? Seriously what world are you living in? > Even that older man who got his head cracked open from falling, decided to ignore orders to vacate Stop a second. Think about what you're writing. Every person with a basic sense of decency who saw that video was horrified. An old man had his skull cracked open for refusing to step back. That's what you're justifying now. I am not going to respond to any more of your comments, but I really hope you get a sense of perspective on some of this stuff. When you see a cop in riot gear beat some poor person to death your first response should not be "but what did the person do?" When you see a cop car drive through a crowd of protestors you should not immediately start looking up the local ordinances for whether or not the protest had a permit to be on the road at that time. There is a simple, human way to respond to the obvious evil and brutality that you're seeing, and for some reason you are not doing it.