fucking idiot....u wont go to jail on your first charge getting caught with a FUCKING DIME of marijuana....you are such an idiot...you think you know law....you know SHIT... contempt of court of a fucking tiny marijuana case...and FEDS INVOLVED??? dude you are fucking moronic....you will never accomplish anything...your so minuscule it's hilarious....he will find you guilty, make you pay 300 bucks and your done...thats it
I saw your other video"man holding a plant"& commented,and i agree with BiaVic,its hard enough to find cops that are reasonable,and not egotisticale bullie,and it doesn't help you to bash them by calling them names "Nazi" etc. if you are tring to give a reason that something is not bad,but misunderstood,its like a double edge sword,that is a step backward and helps no one,people that i have met from calfi. seem to be more into saving the planet, what knowledge do you have to help pot?
I think your move from calfi. to N.H. is a voyge of obtaining knowledge,I think it would be in your best interest to observe peoples emotions and ideas of representing themselves and keep it for future references,Please reconsider a public stands at this time,perhaps your best use in public attention would be school,jouralism,lawyer,public office,etc. but remember public labels can be grinded in the media and can scar your representation,to many people who take a different view,all drugsNo favor
The only good that came out of this - is a couple of guys at Concord State Prison got a new piece of meat....there is no doubt in my mind young sniffly Andrew got his little bum passed around like a rag doll.
Sigh. If calling people who uphold laws without concern whether the laws are moral "Nazis" is not useful, then how useful is it to call *those* people "asshats?"
On the other hand, *I* think it *is* helpful to point out to the cops that they are behaving as the Nazi's did; maybe they're begin to rethink what they currently do without thought. It is *also* helpful to use other tactics, many of which *were* used, even though you ignored those.
@mcmikemn WORST PROTEST EVER....hilarious...seriously hilarious...you idiots calling him a nazi? wtf he's just doing his job...he probably hated that he HAD to arrest you because you IDIOTS are FILMING HIM....imagine if his supervisor saw a video of one of his cops not arresting someone who is openly breaking the law...he would be fired. How about lobbying or talking to your local congressperson. How about starting a proposition....not yelling nazi slurs at public servants doing their job....
fucking idiot....u wont go to jail on your first charge getting caught with a FUCKING DIME of marijuana....you are such an idiot...you think you know law....you know SHIT... contempt of court of a fucking tiny marijuana case...and FEDS INVOLVED??? dude you are fucking moronic....you will never accomplish anything...your so minuscule it's hilarious....he will find you guilty, make you pay 300 bucks and your done...thats it
KATOMATE01 9 months ago
I smoked a joint in public while a cop was watching me and wasn't arrested. Maybe the cop didn't like you.
Austin95329 10 months ago
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Austin95329 10 months ago
I wish you all the best with that Andrew, I hope your point will get across.
shiam35 1 year ago
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What a fucking waste of time!
mnu4evrz 1 year ago
i seen the protest on the internet its wiered i stumbled on the vid
soggytoast89 1 year ago
you are trying to make a point, ok, but you are going at it wrong. petition, protest, but having weed with you? Just smoke it, then go protest....
12GaugeLosAngeles 2 years ago
I saw your other video"man holding a plant"& commented,and i agree with BiaVic,its hard enough to find cops that are reasonable,and not egotisticale bullie,and it doesn't help you to bash them by calling them names "Nazi" etc. if you are tring to give a reason that something is not bad,but misunderstood,its like a double edge sword,that is a step backward and helps no one,people that i have met from calfi. seem to be more into saving the planet, what knowledge do you have to help pot?
thinkladythink 2 years ago
I think your move from calfi. to N.H. is a voyge of obtaining knowledge,I think it would be in your best interest to observe peoples emotions and ideas of representing themselves and keep it for future references,Please reconsider a public stands at this time,perhaps your best use in public attention would be school,jouralism,lawyer,public office,etc. but remember public labels can be grinded in the media and can scar your representation,to many people who take a different view,all drugsNo favor
thinkladythink 2 years ago
The only good that came out of this - is a couple of guys at Concord State Prison got a new piece of meat....there is no doubt in my mind young sniffly Andrew got his little bum passed around like a rag doll.
SILENTNATION1 3 years ago
The protest was a failure.
We protest to change laws... which is good.
These asshats screamed "NAZI" towards the people upholding the law.
That is not how you effectively protest... you simply set us back.
BiaVic 3 years ago
Sigh. If calling people who uphold laws without concern whether the laws are moral "Nazis" is not useful, then how useful is it to call *those* people "asshats?"
On the other hand, *I* think it *is* helpful to point out to the cops that they are behaving as the Nazi's did; maybe they're begin to rethink what they currently do without thought. It is *also* helpful to use other tactics, many of which *were* used, even though you ignored those.
mcmikemn 3 years ago
@mcmikemn WORST PROTEST EVER....hilarious...seriously hilarious...you idiots calling him a nazi? wtf he's just doing his job...he probably hated that he HAD to arrest you because you IDIOTS are FILMING HIM....imagine if his supervisor saw a video of one of his cops not arresting someone who is openly breaking the law...he would be fired. How about lobbying or talking to your local congressperson. How about starting a proposition....not yelling nazi slurs at public servants doing their job....
KATOMATE01 9 months ago
Thousands upon thousands of ppl are in jails across the US for this OBVIOUSLY non-violent & victimless 'offense'. It only serves as pretext for:
1. police brutality
2. an ever expanding 'prison business" (which is quite profitable....)
3. a mechanism of control - usually by selective enforcement, both in arrests & in the unjust application of judicial penalties.
4. condemning ppl to the endless & inescapable cycle which is the parole/prison system.
19lfm12 3 years ago