Two articles:
"He's Alive Enough To Sue" (with video)
These are people who will fight to the death against the federal government's right levy taxes to pay for roads and bridges yet have no problem with armed police bursting into your home without a warrant, announcing they are checking you into a hospital against your will and then shooting you repeatedly with electricity when you refuse. I think it clears up just what "liberty" means to these people, don't you?
This Could Be You (with video)
The police entered his home without a warrant or permission and told him they were forcibly taking him to a hospital (presumably because the paramedics had reported the comment) then shot him repeatedly full of electricity when he failed to comply, even after his wife told them he had a heart condition. He broke no law, appeared fully in control, was sitting on his couch talking to the officers. That's something out of an East German nightmare circa 1954.
But I guess you can see why the cops all over the country are saying their privacy rights are being violated by videos of their activities. It really hurts the ball team when stuff like this comes out.



