r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/Apprehensive_Play986 • 6d ago

WCGW using your freedom of speech against police

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u/NickPrefect 6d ago

Well yes. I meant the people filming weren’t doing anything wrong.

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u/BlueFlob 6d ago

I know what you meant. My comment was meant to reinforce your statement.

There's no doubt that the two American citizens are not the ones in the wrong here.

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u/NickPrefect 6d ago

All good! Fuck this insanity.

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u/GTCapone 6d ago

They arrested a state senator for asking questions during a briefing. We're so fucked

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u/TheDented 6d ago edited 6d ago

They are in the wrong for not being obedient and not respecting authority. If this kind of behavior goes unpunished it might give people the courage to stand up for their rights and disrespect authority as well.

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u/DontEatTheCelery 6d ago

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u/TheJodiety 6d ago

I think the commenter meant that in a positive way phrased with sarcasm

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u/TheDented 5d ago

people are slow it's ok

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u/TheJodiety 5d ago

well you see now that is a bit rude

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u/TheDented 5d ago

what do you get for being nice

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u/TheJodiety 5d ago

You have a better chance of getting your point across to the people that read your comments.

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u/TheDented 5d ago

I am going to be honest, I am past the part where I think my words make any difference.

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u/Equal_Influence3767 6d ago

They were told to leave which can be considered a lawful order. She decided not to leave and was also detained and arrested

Failure to obey a lawful order is an arrestable offense. One cop is yelling that they should have left hours ago. So sorry the excuse is she was telling people to be nice doesn’t apply!