Comment Re:Say that after you've used one for a work month (Score 1) 780
Android is just a marketing term, it's not scientific it has nothing to do with humanoid robots.
Android is just a marketing term, it's not scientific it has nothing to do with humanoid robots.
I'd have to say that when I spent hours in cuffs after being arrested at a political demonstration, I was very jealous of the guy next to me who had released himself from the zip ties. When we arrived at the jail, he just handed the flex cuffs to the deputy and nothing unique happened to him that didn't happen to everyone else. I had tingling in my pinkies for an hour or so.
Under certain circumstances, de-arrest is possible, which could be a vast improvement in your situation.
When your boot menu comes up, hit e to enter the faulty boot entry. You can then modify the line one character at a time.
http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/legacy/Menu-interface.html#Menu-interface
Does the context even matter here? What would justify such egregious and casual use of force against those that are sitting down and not capable of being a threat against anyone, least of all a large group of police officers in riot gear?
Being pepper sprayed during police training is a very controlled situation. You're surrounded by friendly people who want you to do well. It's a bit of a formality. Being pepper sprayed at a protest is an intense experience. In addition to the intense pain, you lose your vision. You know things have just escalated and you have no way to know what's going to happen from there. Remaining there might lead to arrest, or beatings.
In addition, complying after being pepper sprayed will not turn the pain off. Pepper spray continues to hurt for 2 hours, even with treatment. If you are unfortunate enough to be arrested after being pepper sprayed, don't expect treatment.
The 9th circuit courts ruled that the use of pepper spray on passively resisting protestors constitutes excessive force, so this was not legal or justified.
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