Assemblymen Propose Law Making Disrespecting Police A Felony

I emailed my assemblyman to ask for the text of the bill. I will post it here if he sends it. Nothing else matters besides the text of the bill, especially not articles written by anyone besides the authors of said bill. That should go without saying.

Can I dump a bucket of water on @GOPerfect when he’s off duty for having a white ar and not be charged with a felony?

Airborneguy said:

Why? It only covers dumping water or other liquids on cops. Why is that so conceptually stupid as a crime?

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Why doesn't it include dumping water on non cops ?

Dumping water on some guy wearing a hat you don't like is just as serious.

spat said:

Why doesn't it include dumping water on non cops ?

Dumping water on some guy wearing a hat you don't like is just as serious.

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Ask the sponsors I suppose. Like I said earlier, I am not engaging in a discussion between the differences between on-duty cops and “the guy with the hat you don’t like.” We’ll never find common ground.

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Airborneguy said:

Wrong. Again, you’re falling for the headline.
No one is trying to control speech. The bill covers one thing: throwing liquids on the police. That’s it. The headline was written specifically to elicit the reaction you’re having.
This bill does not cover “disrespecting”. It’s about throwing water and other substances. Period, end of story.

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Your point is valid about stoking hate.

That said -

At police, only?

The prick who wrote that bill is stoking it, as well. He wants a bunch of fucking vassals, better than us? This is simply more horse shit just like the Safe Act.
They passed the Safe Act, and every cop was all-in on Civil War 2. So, they exempted police - but then the police unions were still all-in on Civil War 2. So, they exempted retirees. And every fucking cop in the State instantly changed to, "Nobody wants to enforce that."

If it's illegal to do it to a cop, then it must be illegal to do to anyone.

They're creating nothing more than a fucking vassal state.

I repeat, I’m not getting into a discussion over the difference between on duty police officers and people who aren’t on-duty police officers. Pointless, we disagree. Enough said.

ECU Pirates said:

Can I dump a bucket of water on @GOPerfect when he’s off duty for having a white ar and not be charged with a felony?

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Yes, yes you can. And then, pain. Pain would come your way via me!

Airborneguy said:

Assault requires a visible injury or substantial pain in NY.

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so dumping a bucket cow or chicken shit will be the same as water .. no injury or pain .. its just a liquid ..

also if you slap your smart mouth kid or spank his ass you will get CPS on your ass for sure ..

GOPerfect said:

Yes, yes you can. And then, pain. Pain would come your way via me!

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Haha your old ass couldn’t catch me! (Did I just commit a felony)?

Airborneguy said:

I repeat, I’m not getting into a discussion over the difference between on duty police officers and people who aren’t on-duty police officers. Pointless, we disagree. Enough said.

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Does the bill specify on duty? I thought cops were “always on duty”.

Airborneguy said:

I repeat, I’m not getting into a discussion over the difference between on duty police officers and people who aren’t on-duty police officers. Pointless, we disagree. Enough said.

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We get it, you think your job makes you special.

The rest of us think it's just a job. An important job, sure. A dangerous job, sometimes. But just a job.

I also realize that you aren't going to change your mind, and we aren't going to change ours.

Sometimes it's worth having a semi public discussion anyway though, because there are other people reading it who can be persuaded one way or the other.

This passes, then the Mayor of NYC and other SJW politicians sell the police out AGAIN. Shit gets worse. Pass another law. Rinse and repeat.

So, yeah, obviously not for disrespectin’ yo a police officer.

New York State Assembly | Bill Search and Legislative Information

AN ACT to amend the penal law and the criminal procedure law, in
relation to menacing a police officer or peace officer

The People of the State of New York City, represented in Senate and Assem-
bly, do enact as follows:

1 Section 1. Section 120.18 of the penal law, as added by chapter 765 of
2 the laws of 2005, is amended to read as follows:
3 §



There, fixed it. Still stupid, but more accurate.
Robin

More accurate compared to what? The entire bill which I posted a link to?

Interesting how little attention the actual bill gets once posted. The koolaid headline worked!

Yeah, the kool-aid is working alright.
Robin