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We must stop police brutality

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  1. shastarocket

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    So she went to her knees after a balloon popped in her face. An exaggerated response, but nothing as egregious as OP implied
     
  2. Duncan McDonuts

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    I had a feeling that the audio was embellished. Pretty funny that it was faked.

    Still funny that she went down to the ground.

    Watching it closer, the officer's finger never gets close to her eye.
     
  3. Dairy Ashford

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    But after the pepper spray, so maybe there was additional ocular (???) sensitivity.
     
  4. KingCheetah

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    Folks, eye pokes are a game changer.
     
  5. across110thstreet

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    It's possible that the balloon had been doused in Pepper spray, brushed her eye, and that was the cause for the protestor's discomfort, but I don't know because I don't get my info from fake 10 second viral clips that I find on Twitter
     
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    EDIT: just saw the screams weren't real.

    lawls.
     
  7. Xenon

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    Something clearly hit her eye. That's the sort of response you have when you lose a contact lens. It may not be well known by some of the people in this thread but the eyes are rather sensitive.

    As an adequate demonstration to those of you that don't understand this, go grab some hot sauce from your kitchen and squirt it directly into your eye. Post your results to this thread as soon as you're able.
     
  8. bigtexxx

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    Hard to feel sorry for her when she was egging on the cop with that balloon or whatever that was
     
  9. The Real Shady

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    Looked like Harden trying to draw a foul.
     
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  10. Duncan McDonuts

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    That is an extreme response. It's okay to call that protester a sensitive, delicate flower. She probably cries from a paper cut.
     
  11. hvic

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    Paper cuts are a serious injury
     
  12. JayGoogle

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    The balloon popped right in her eye clearly, like right on her eye. Probably stung her eye.
     
  13. Xenon

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    Seems to me you watched the fake video and not the real one posted on the 1st page of the thread.


    <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AS8X2Qp_6aA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
     
  14. Duncan McDonuts

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    Brah, you need your eyes checked or to go back to school to learn to read.
     

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