Student Tasered: Judge Napolitano Is Outraged!

On the radio this morning, Judge Andrew Napolitano and Brian Kilmeade discussed the tasering of Andrew Meyer at a John Kerry speech.

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[bingobonkman]

@UncleArty1 Damn straight! You and Judge Napolitano have it exactly right!! Don't worry about these totalitarian whores, they've been pa-trolling all of these videos, confronting anyone with a fair grasp of the obvious with their selective, specially weighted "facts" & disingenuous, pro-authoritarian spin, constantly, for years now & with little doubt, getting compensated for it. Ignore 'bat-boy & "his mama" here, as "Lord Haw-Haw" and "Axis Sally"; they're of just the same pedigree.

[Fyreguy16]

@thebatman101069 look... they tasered a college kid for resisting "arrest" but why was he being arrested? for being a little too loud inside the building? you might as well stop trying to convince me otherwise, you're wasting your breath. this is fucking america. an officer should never use deadly force to a college student in his own college campus unless he seriously threatens someone elses life.

[thebatman101069]

@Fyreguy16 no, SHE drove stun him in the shoulder. Again, you're proving yourself ignorant by not knowing the officer was a female officer that applying the drive stun mode of the taser, not the full tase...and it's not deadly force. Deadly force is an amount of force that is likely to cause either serious bodily injury or death to another person. A drive stun mode to the shoulder is hardly deadly force.

[Fyreguy16]

@thebatman101069 lol so i didnt respond so you just had to message me again to get a response outta me huh? he tased him. thats deadly force. bye

[thebatman101069]

@Fyreguy16 "an officer should never use deadly force" where was the deadly force? Drive stunning in the shoulder is no where near deadly force. Show me anywhere anyone has ever died from getting drive stunned in the shoulder.

[thebatman101069]

@badpanda84 go to my channel and watch the video I prepared on this topic... be sure to read the description underneath that has a ton of info about what really happened that day. I'm sure you'll agree.

[thebatman101069]

@Fyreguy16 "they used the police to censor him from speaking" show me in the video where they used police to censor him from speaking. The moderators cut his mic after using a word they believed to be a vulgarity to stop him from speaking, the moderators told the police he was done, that added to the prior behavior of interupting the event by yelling and carrying on because time had run out for questions got him ejected. NO ONE censored him. IN FACT he got to speak 3X longer than anyone else.

[Fyreguy16]

@mamacornettesmoney this kid for some reason assumes that i think they tasered him for talking or speaking.... no.... he resisted arrested because they are trying to censor his 1st amendment right, and they tase him... shouldnt have happened.

[Fyreguy16]

@mamacornettesmoney how do i not care what happened? PLEASE TELL ME. these cops are doing what the judge is saying... they are trying to censor him... so yes he resists. im not saying you should resist arrest, im saying the cops shouldnt have fucked with him in the first place. but i like how you can read 1 or 2 comments and then just jump in like you know whats going on.... now you can go ahead and fuck off too kid. peace