The bigger the organization, the more potential for corruption.

And then there is the US gov't.

^ The bigger the organization, if it's a corporation, it's bad!

If it's the government though, then it's ok!

>> ^lantern53:

The bigger the organization, the more potential for corruption.
And then there is the US gov't.


What does the US government have to do with it? That guy is NYPD, which is the local level of government.

>> ^entr0py:

>> ^lantern53:
The bigger the organization, the more potential for corruption.
And then there is the US gov't.

What does the US government have to do with it? That guy is NYPD, which is the local level of government.
Oh common, don't let facts stop this guy's rants.

>> ^mxxcon:

>> ^entr0py:
>> ^lantern53:
The bigger the organization, the more potential for corruption.
And then there is the US gov't.

What does the US government have to do with it? That guy is NYPD, which is the local level of government.
Oh common, don't let facts stop this guy's rants.


Yeah not like he's EXACTLY RIGHT or anything.

Any context to this? Like a local paper/e-article or something?

this is sooooooo missing a followup.

He probably would have taken her more seriously if she hadn't made her plea through a slot in the side of the cardboard box in which she had been hiding...

Why upvote this?

No idea what is really happening here.

"Collecting evidence"

>> ^kevingrr:

Why upvote this?
No idea what is really happening here.

No idea, but I hate cops. Upvote.

Yeah, we really have no idea what's going on here. With no follow-up context we don't know if the guys really a cop or what.

One thing I will say, though, is that whatever video-stabilization algorithm is being used it is AMAZING! Just think what this video would look like without that filtering. Almost all of the left/right jitter and rotation that the incensed woman is doing with her camera is reduced to a semi-stable and coherent whole. It looks fairly simple, just matching pixels from frame to frame and allowing the active window to move around in the virtual space of the video, but still, the result is very effective. Pretty darn neat.

@Fletch

I'm not a fan of cops either. My girlfriend works in an emergency room and sees the "accidents" handcuffed people have all the time. Her mom is also an ER doc and dislikes them as well.


That said it isn't clear at ALL what is going on in this video. I don't have some Pavlovian response to "Cop Abuse" must UPVOTE.