Happy Thanksgiving Break
Pretty incredible image from yesterday's protests in downtown Portland:
Image from The Oregonian
Keep this channel open during break. Enjoy your time off. Get some sleep, recharge and come back ready to finish out 2011 strong.
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 9:28 AM
16 Comments:
It looks like the stuff that comes out of my inhaler lol
3:52 PM
Is that a hose?
9:47 PM
Of pepper spray.
9:49 PM
This police brutality is not acceptable.
There's footage of police officers beating Iraq War veterans for no reason in Occupy Oakland. Many of them were not even part of the protest. Do police officers have the right to violently attack peaceful protesters?
11:37 AM
what a face-full of american justice.
4:22 PM
Nope. However, I guess this woman could sue the city for unreasonable force but I doubt a judge and/or jury would give her much money.
5:05 PM
I've seen many of these all over the internet.
The most disturbing one was one of an 81 year old women who got sprayed in the face.
There's just something wrong about this.
8:26 PM
It looks like it got in her mouth too. Does it affect your mouth?
11:33 PM
I saw them play the scene over and over on the news too!!
11:39 PM
Uh, it's pepper spray. It hurts everywhere it touches.
6:34 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8775ZmNGFY8
speaking of pepper spray...here is the reaction of uc davis students to the pepper spraying of fellow class mates.
1:13 PM
Ouch...right in the face! O.o
1:59 PM
Sara Brazier and I saw "Occupy Best Buy" today!
5:16 PM
The "bobbies" look like really animated (as in the movies) FBI agents. They look like they're going to kill someone/ LOTS of people. And that lady.... Jeezum crow! I have never seen so many policemen armed that heavily in one place before. There's no serial killer on the loose. Thank-you, Carlisle, for leaving this lovely image in my head. Just kidding. But honestly, this is totally against human rights.
8:04 PM
So...... did you give us our CRN number for PCC credit?
1:36 PM
You're getting it tomorrow.
8:13 AM
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