The Different Laws of Order

Dedicated to the politically unbiased law abiding Peace Officers who work to protect and serve us each day - and also to all those Pro-Democracy demonstrators in Myanmar (Burma) who are standing up for the basic rights that we sometimes take for granted.

This video is in no way intended to side with any political party. It's only intended to help viewers be more aware of their surroundings and/or appreciate their present state of lives when compared to others. THANKS for commenting, rating, or even hating.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• myanmar
• burma
• protesters
• democracy
• demonstraters
• police
• law
• order
• state
• peace
• monks
• freedom
• speech

[richw4]

Thanks for the response my friend. It seems that World powers push the boubndaries more and more, the more they realise UN and other countries are powerless to stop them ..then they push more on a world level and as you show in their own countries too. They become the same if not worse than the countries they attack and abuse.

[ArtisticHater]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, bro Rich. I'm always curious to see how different people view my videos in different ways. If we're still sharing our thoughts on the internet, then we still have it good when compared to the government in Myanmar who is taking their expressions from their people. That's why I can feel and understand your frustration in your video about those people who aren't able to speak out for themselves.

[FunToRelate]

Good video. Well done. Point made. However, I would hesitate in handing out kudos to the police in some recent examples of abuse of power. Miami and Seattle WTO conferences come to mind. History is rife with evidence of police brutailty and police riots in the good old USofA.

A smart protester chooses the appropriate forum to curb the excesses of power. Getting one's head knocked-in is a poor choice of protest.

[ArtisticHater]

Thanks for stopping by, Fun! Yeah, bad apples everywhere. That's why we need checks and balances... and a video camera won't hurt either ;)

[rphx76]

Its good! I hope people watch the whole thing before writing it off....

[ArtisticHater]

Thanks man. It's too long and I don't think the normal viewer has the attention span for it. It's one of my personal favorites. So thanks for stopping and hanging in there till the end.

[mauricepeyton]

Sounds like a recent broadcast Jack Blood did when he was talking about what censorship really was.

[MadBadVoodo]

Five Star Video Man!!

[la1880]

shocking!

[oozealot]

Very good video, all of the idiots who made response videos to the original Florida tasering video, crying about brutality, need to watch this

[Brad2070]

I also wanted to add that all in attendance at those congessional hearings had to be invited by Senators and Congressmen and someone, who remains unamed, invited those Code Pink demonstrators. Oops! lol. Not the best idea.

[Brad2070]

Right on! Very well put together. People need to understand that there are limits on free speech and we DO have far more privelage to speech than any other nation. Some of these disruptions are rediculous.

[markangeloc]

If we can only learn to accept everyone for who they are, stop tyring to control one another with religion and politics. Just learn to be, and be happy. Stop the Wars and look for the best interest in mankind, instead of opposing our views on others. This planet is big enough for us all to cohabitate and live peacefully.

[freesouljah]

its a slippery slope...

[leony2007x]

I guess you're only hope for speaking out is to run for office yourself people. Put your money where your mouth is. Don't just criticize and scream, do something about it. However, this does not make it ok to assault and tazer(sp?)people for speaking out. There is a time and place I suppose, good vid.