awww, poor fatty tried to start something, and ended up going to the hooskow as a result
if there is a better example of justice being served, i can't think of one

its pitiful and SHAMEFUL how these protesters try to start something, but then claim innocence...
poor upbringing i guess... they think they are taking the "higher ground" but their own video shows contrary

i'd love a follow up showing how fatty got fined/sued

Ugh, I hate religious freaks like these. I love the way they think they know how to do cops jobs better then they do. Get off your fat asses and join the police force for a few months and then see if you feel the same way. Dicks.

Haha. @4:39 the cop touches the fat man's obviously slimy shoulder, gets grossed out and wipes his hand off.

At 1:58, you can see his shirt says "Intolerance is a Beautiful Thing"

His christianity IS shining through, though. You can't deny that.

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Haha. @4:39 the cop touches the fat man's obviously slimy shoulder, gets grossed out and wipes his hand off.


Also my favorite part. I laughed at this when I first saw it.

Fat, stupid, and loud is a hard life to live.

I don't understand...why are they mad a Jimmy Kimmel?

EDIT: Do they need those giant lights to film out there?

wait, i thought "christians" liked "light"... why do they hate those lights so much? i'm a christian in a very loose sense and i have nothing against lights. do very strict christians catch fire if you shine a bright light on them?

I'm no fan of religious freaks, but it looked like the fat guy was just trying to adjust the lights after it became apparent that the crew wasn't going to do anything. Those lights are burning HOT and it looked like the people protesting had little room to avoid the heat and discomfort. Both the fat guy and the lady taking the video said the lights were hot and shining on some kids. While I disapprove of bringing kids along to these protests, protesting is legal and even if kids weren't involved it's not really fair to burn any people with these lights when they have limited space to avoid the beams.