Fat Cops hate Dancing!

were they dancing at first? what was the initial warning laid down for?

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Originally Posted by lates85

They were warned....whether it's a stupid rule or not, it's obvious they wanted to get arrested.

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I think it is obvious that the cops were in the wrong and they were standing up to an injustice.

Adam vs The Man is all about challenging authority. They knew it was a law/rule and they knew exactly what they needed to do. When you challenge authority, authority always accepts the challenge. It's not like the officer is going to say "Yes it is a stupid law so I won't enforce it". He's just doing his job. It's like yelling fire in a crowded place; if you're told to stop, you can't pull the 1st amendment card, it's a law and they will shut you up.

We don't have to agree with the law to follow it. Do some research on Code Pink to see what they represent. If the law allowed anyone to demonstrate, then the demonstrations at public locations such as this could get out of hand and dangerous.

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Originally Posted by Taylor Culbertson

What if I get the walking farts?

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Good question. I'd guess try and keep it out of ear shot of the cop. If not, I'd hold it and make a rush for the bathroom. Even if a few sneak out you'll show good intent by trying to get to the bathroom. Most-likely the cop will look the other way in that case.

If you can't hear the farts though, it's just a crop dusting. No one will really know who it is if you don't say anything. Work on your crop dusting skills. Try to pass by a fat dude who you think it will easily be blamed on. You know at some point he ate chilli that day. Especially if you're with a chic. Easy way out.

Anyone who would defend those police is insane.

So cops are not supposed to uphold the law? Where is the insanity?

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Originally Posted by Ehsan_Karam

Anyone who would defend those police is insane.

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Originally Posted by Frank R.

Adam vs The Man is all about challenging authority. They knew it was a law/rule and they knew exactly what they needed to do. When you challenge authority, authority always accepts the challenge. It's not like the officer is going to say "Yes it is a stupid law so I won't enforce it". He's just doing his job. It's like yelling fire in a crowded place; if you're told to stop, you can't pull the 1st amendment card, it's a law and they will shut you up.

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No it's not. Yelling "Fire" in a crowded place could put people's lives at risk. This was just cops doing what they do best.

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Originally Posted by Ehsan_Karam

Anyone who would defend those police is insane.

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<<<<<<<------- Insane guy then

The little one that was yelling "Stop resisting" was practically foaming at the mouth.