The endless battle between skateboardes and society...

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*beg

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I used to skate. And I hated all the crap you had to put up with from people.

But neither of those two things were "intimidation"; they were assault.

Reminds me of this:

http://www.videosift.com/video/Skater-takes-on-four-guys

*NSFW

Language. It's that simple

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Upvote for fucknut getting arrested.

>> ^Payback:
Upvote for fucknut getting arrested.


I second that.

anything that involves some moron trying to get in a guy who looks like mike vallely's face definitely belongs on the Bad Idea list.

For someone who's as much of a hot-head as Mike Vallely, the guy showed an immense amount of restraint. Whether you agree that skateboarders should be there or not is irrelevant to that point. Too many kids put in that position (authoritative figure shoving you, putting his face an inch from yours) would've lost it and thrown the first punch. He just repeatedly told him to back away. When the guy started getting physical with Mike, he forced him against the truck and repeatedly told him to leave. Could've been a LOT worse.

Free country? Guess again. When public sidewalks and parking lots are off limits to people who want to roll around on a piece of wood with wheels. What the heck does that say about your so-called 'freedoms'?

When someone destroys, damages, or vandalizes property. Sure. Call the police. Get it stopped.

When they ride their bike or skateboard and are not damaging property, the security guards and not can take their poverty waged tails back to their doritos smelling hole that they call an office.

*comedy, YES, even if it's unintentional.

Adding video to channels (Comedy) - requested by Krupo.

The people were assholes with the skaters but contrary to what some have said here most parking lots aren't public. When a mall, business center, or whatever else buys the land to build on they also need to buy the land to park on then pay to pave and maintain it. It would go a long way toward public goodwill to work with the locals but if they've had damage they are within their rights to just say no.

If Mike is getting aggressive with people when they ask him to leave their property it looks to me like he's a man getting ready to do some time for assault. The first case wasn't so bad but what was developing in the second one looked pretty iffy. He's testing his luck a bit if this is a habit and there's a whole world of tough guys waiting to play with him if he pushes it too far one day.