If you’re not traveling for work related to an Essential Business, or for urgent personal business like a medical appointment,
do not use the subway or take the bus. We need to keep our limited capacity available for people who must travel.

isn't that Will Smith's son?
well could be anyone's son.

isn't that Will Smith's son?

Funny we never see video of BEFORE the Cops are involved, like maybe how the kid was fighting to get away or pushing an old lady down to try and run.

I was unaware that "selling candy to passengers" was on the NYC list of essential services/activities.   

Follow the rules, or accept the consequences.  His "mother" wasn't anywhere in the video as far as I could tell.     Bad parenting?

https://new.mta.info/precautions-against-coronavirus

NYC is the EPICENTER of the US outbreak.  Lots of people are dying.

REQUESTING people follow the rules works for the majority.  The minority who ignore the rules put the entire city at risk.

Maybe you're okay with a kid going from car to car spreading whatever virus or other germs he's picked up along the way.   

Unnecessary roughness on a child just trying to sell some candy and chips on the subway to earn some money.





It is sad that it has come to this.

Will's got 2 sons.  One is 18, and the other 27.

 

I thought they were "fluid gender"
so they don't count as sons?

I can't imagine you would sink to a new low in your defense of the police officers that do the bidding of the anti-2nd Amendment government in NY, in roughing up and arresting a young boy trying to sell candy and chips to earn some money, in the worst economic downturn the US is undergoing since the Great Depression.

As always, you present valid peripheral facts to illustrate your point.  Yes, everyone has to wear masks, social distancing, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah...  However, as central to all your arguments, your conclusions are always the same; the government, military, and police are always right in whatever they do and everyone must support and obey.

The police may be upholding the city ordinances in this case, but are wrong in roughing up the child in the video.

I can't imagine you would sink to a new low in your defense of the police officers that do the bidding of the anti-2nd Amendment government in NY, in roughing up and arresting a young boy trying to sell candy and chips to earn some money, in the worst economic downturn the US is undergoing since the Great Depression.

As always, you present valid peripheral facts to illustrate your point.  Yes, everyone has to wear masks, social distancing, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah...  However, as central to all your arguments, your conclusions are always the same; the government, military, and police are always right in whatever they do and everyone must support and obey.

The police may be upholding the city ordinances in this case, but are wrong in roughing up the child in the video.

Sweep the leg!

My God, deflecting the brutality of the police officer by focusing on the actions of an underaged, sacred, and terrified minor? 

Gimme a break.

It's not like he "Swept the leg" or something ! 

"Show me  the video that was taken BEFORE the Cops were able to detain the poor little victim."

Sorry, I don't have nor know if such footage exists.



"0:38 seconds into the video, the "little darling" is using his fists to assault the officer."

Right; that child that looks like he is just entering puberty is assaulting an officer...

Let me guess, based on your interpretation of the events, the police should have used their firearms on that child as well...

What an utterly disgusting fascist goonery view of events.



"I guess as long as you hate Cops and were only selling candy, assaulting a police officer while being detained is a "right"?"

Nice try.  Your attempt to reframe the argument and insert me as the person getting roughed up by the police in this incident is not going to work.

My God, deflecting the brutality of the police officer by focusing on the actions of an underaged, sacred, and terrified minor?  HPD should hire you as their PR speaker.  Because of your unwavering support of police, you would definitely serve them well in convincing the public of why civilians should only have access to 10Rd or less magazines.