Comments by "Sam Black" (@samblack5313) on "Here's Why You Don't Bite the Horse Cop" video.

  1.  @JoyfulJapaneseMaples-us7on  Defending this rubbish helps nobody. Does this person seem in any way reasonable to you? Do you think her setting up camp in a public bathroom is good for the town or its citizens? Do you think the cleaner deserves to be abused for trying to do their job? Do you think calling a hotline number used for life threatening emergencies to complain about police who have asked you to leave, is a reasonable use of that service? By her own words she has had several interactions for the same thing over several days and wanted to go to jail. Exactly how much degeneracy do you think citizens of this town should have to out up with? How much time and resources do you think police should expend on someone who is intent on causing problems? How much disrespectful, combative BS should police deal with? You have no business armchair policing.
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  2.  @potr6461  You're missing the point. I have a 5 year old phone, it works just fine. If I was homeless (I have been), I would sell that phone, buy one for $100 and use the other $1100 to get myself a bed, food, clean clothes, and apply for a job. Hostels will left you sleep for free if you agree to do some cleaning. Many restaurants will let you wash dishes for a meal. Goodwill will clothe you. These things can lead to paid work and shelter IF you have the right attitude. What do you do for your community?
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  3.  @potr6461  When you've dealt with the same person repeatedly, and they're by their own admission, trying to get arrested, I'm sure you would start to feel irritated by that person.
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  4.  @ugiboogy1111  Nobody cares about your faux outrage, that card has been played out.
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  5.  @MrAleB305  It means, "act civil, or I will arrest you for other crimes you're committing, while abusing me for the 3rd time in 2 days".
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  6.  @alibialibi4399  and? If it was me their knee would have been on the back of my head, but I'm male, and not a 'minority', so I don't get the kid gloves.
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  7.  @jeepguy4499  Don't call them when this person decides to make a homeless camp on your lawn. Ok!?
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  8.  @tomax29  She's living in the public bathrooms, the cleaner called the police after being screamed at, they've had multiple interactions over several days. What are you talking about!?
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  9.  @Isaac_132  Loitering and abusing a cleaner. Not their first interaction with this person. Did you watch the video, or just pause it at 1 second and come troll the comment section with a cut and paste?
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  10. So when your mother falls and is laying on the ground bleeding, needing immediate medical attention, but the lines are tied up with calls like this.. will you be ok with that? If you have an EMERGENCY call the emergency line.
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  11. Setting up camp in a bathroom and abusing a cleaner is a crime. This is not their first interaction. You cannot have a conversation with someone yelling at you. Act civil.
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  12. Invite her to live with you, I'm sure she will be completely reasonable, and you can keep her safe from those evil men trying to maintain order in a tourist town.
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  13. Always someone else's fault, isn't it. Never the result of your own behaviour.
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  14. Abusing the cleaner, loitering... I hope if you ever need EMERGENCY aid, the line isn't tied up with someone being petty.
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  15. 😂😆
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  16.  @tomax29  "He's demanding ID without reasonable suspicion." The cleaner she abused doesn't deserve respect or safety while at work? Their report means nothing to you? Police have "no reason" to investigate their complaint? "I don't care if she lives in a bathroom." Is this the argument you're going with?! The law does, so does the cleaner she abused, I'm going to take a wild guess that anyone trying to use the bathroom would also care, as well as business owners who rely on tourism dollars. This is a holiday destination, if my 12yo daughter attempts to use the PUBLIC bathrooms and is confronted by someone using it as their home, I'm not going back to that destination, which means the businesses who rely on tourist dollars lose out. She has rights, yes. You know who else has rights? Other citizens. They have the "right" to use a public bathroom, she does not have the "right" to live in a public bathroom. You need to grow up, son.
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  17. Why are you incapable of being civil?
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  18.  @MrAleB305  But they CAN arrest you for yelling at a cleaner, loitering, public disturbance, etc, etc, etc. It's a shame we have come to this point where an outright and open disrespect of police is considered cool, and police have to point out "I could be arresting you, but I'm not, so let's be civil, or I will". I understand your point, but unless he said 'I'm arresting you for having a bad attitude", he's going to be fine.
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  19. If she sold her expensive luggage and brand new phone, she would have $2000 to get herself on her feet.
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  20. Invite her to camp on your property, sir.
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  21. This isn't the first interaction. How many times do you return to the same person doing the same thing before you lose patience? 3 days? A week?
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  22.  @atlantianson515  Can I ask why you resigned?
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  23. Timestamp of this happening? Not the officer telling her, of it ACTUALLY happening. (it didn't) "We don't have a female on duty today"
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  24. It's a crime to live in a public toilet. It's a crime to abuse a cleaner. You are ridiculous.
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  25.  @user-digitalfarmgirl  Yet anyone with a functioning brain can differentiate a family picnic and a homeless person setting up camp. Laws have to be written in a manner that gives officers the ability to enforce them where necessary.
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  26. I guess the cleaner she abused doesn't count?
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  27. Third day in a row, and by her own words she was trying to get arrested. What do you want them to do?
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  28. Good thing the 13ft shut down asylums, huh....
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  29. Laws need to be written in a way that allow officers to enforce them where applicable. This is a tourist town that relies on tourist dollars. Local businesses survive on those dollars. If you were on holiday, went to take your 5 year old daughter to the bathroom, only to find someone had turned it into their house, would you return?
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  30. "I'm a career cop" Press X to doubt
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  31.  @JimmyArogen  No, this was someone fed up with the same person doing the same thing 3 days in a row, who by their own admission is trying to get arrested so they get a bed and food. Abusing a cleaner is disorderly conduct, that person deserves to be safe at work, and not be abused. If they make a report, they deserve that report to be taken seriously by police, this is part of the reason we pay tax. Business owners in a tourist destination deserve to not have their business jeopardised by homeless people living in nearby public bathroom. They rely on tourism to pay their bills. Holiday makers deserve their kids to go to public bathrooms in a tourist destination without walking into an unstable persons "bedroom". This is a public safety issue. It is impossible to have a conversation with someone who is determined to argue with anything you say, and repeats the same thing at increasing volume. The cop was basically saying "be civil or I'll arrest you for the other crimes you've committed, instead of letting you walk", in hope she might be civil enough for them to come to an understanding. He then allowed her to walk, but she immediately came back for another go, because, as she said, she wanted to be arrested. She then called an emergency line to complain. that number is for emergencies, not bickering. There are only so many lines, how would you feel if you had just had an accident, required immediate medical help, but the lines were tied up with calls like that? How long do you want this town to suffer her degeneracy? How many times do you want this cop to have the same interaction with someone who has no intention of listening?
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  32.  @ugiboogy1111  Does being "poor" mean you cant wash your ass, act in a civil manner, or mind your own business?
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  33. I guess that cleaner who called in about being abused has no rights, and his complaint shouldn't be investigated. Just let her do whatever she wants, huh. Who needs laws.
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  34.  @antonmcgill7161  I'm going to take a wild guess... you're on disability benefits, and have never been gainfully employed at any point in your life.
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  35. The rights of the cleaner don't matter to you? The rights of other citizens don't matter?
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  36. In English?
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  37. Laws need to be written in a way that allows officers to enforce them where applicable. Anyone with a functioning brain can differentiate between someone going for a swim, and a homeless person setting up camp in public.
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  38. It's a holiday destination. People don't want to take holidays in places where homeless people have turned public toilets into their bedroom.
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  39. So she should be allowed to camp in a public bathroom and abuse the cleaner?
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  40. Perhaps you can invite her to camp on your property, sir!?
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  41.  @Make-Asylums-Great-Again  haha that name
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  42. It IS a crime to turn a public restroom into your house, and it IS. crime to abuse the cleaner trying to do his job. headasss
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  43.  @YcuTubeLiesTooYou  Homeless with a designer luggage set, and brand new iphone.. It's not criminal to be homeless, but it is against the law to use a public bathroom as your house and abuse a cleaner.
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  44. So yelling at the cleaner is ok with you? His rights don't matter? He deserves to be abused at work? He deserves to feel unsafe?
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  45. Good thing the 13ft shut down asylums.
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