"Police brutality. The fun part of law enforcement."

[captainsblog]

That's from a longago Imus routine, but even as that old coot ages into oblivion, the subject of his satire still goes on.

Buffalo just had its very own Rodney King moment, when city po-po's were caught on Youtube last week, beating a drug suspect after he was already cuffed:

"" (Watch on YouTube)

Comments on the local stories, of course, took the usual turns you'd expect from the enlightened population of the local Internet:

"The video's a fake!" (One tin-foil-hat wearer accused the uploader of using greenscreen, which is certainly within the high production values of most libtard welfare moocher Obama supporters).

"Dude deserved it!" (Also, references to the officers being "only human," a conclusion that perhaps Donald Sterling might agree with but not many others....)

and a good dozen references to how sad it is that Al Sharpton isn't here protesting because it was a black-on-black incident, whereas a white officer would've brought the city down in a race riot.

Maybe I should just stop reading the paper, huh.

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Or at least don't read the COMMENTS! Rule No. 1 of life in the internet age! I read the comments on the White House FB page today on the article wherein Obama says to survivors of sexual assault, "You are not alone, we have your back." The comments were... unGODLY. People are so utterly vile.