OK What the hell is this

[Bob the Awesome]

if you were standing in front of a charging rhino would you expect your press credentials to keep you safe? the press has no special dispensation. when the party's over you get the hell out of the way or you get pushed out of the way. there is no doubt that some of the officers involved were a bit overzealous in their duties, but these are not machines.

at the end of the day-
there was no massacre, there was no riot
and there were more bruised egos than broken bones.
in my world that's a good day, but then i live in the real world.

The police are NOT supposed to be like a charging Rhino, that's the whole point. They're supposed to hold to a set of rules and ethics like everyone else is. But it seems, according to this, whenever they feel like it they feel free to assault (Yes, a crime, you're not allowed to beat on people for no reason, not even the police) the media and others. This shouldn't be tolerated at all, and it's sad to see that some people such as yourself feel otherwise.

[medicinal]

If I remember, the video prefaced the explanation with the fact that a few young guys were provoking the police. When you start throwing bottles and rocks at police, aren't you asking for it? I agree that police violence is on the rise, and responsibility is on the decline, but these people are criminals. It is against the law to enter the United States illegally, hence the term illegals. If you want the rule of law, you must accept the fact these people are breaking the law just by being here. If you go into Mexico illegally and are stopped for a traffic offense and can't show documentation, They ask, you go to jail and wait for a trial to be charged for illegal entry. Mexico has a lot stricter laws on immigration than we do. So the solution: send them back and make them apply like everyone else that wants to enter our country! No exceptions. But first we must seal the border.