You will be made fun of, Bubbles, now and for the rest of your life. You'd better start dealing with it now.
I urge all of you to repost this video. The Tin Pots of the World have to learn they can't pull this shit as easily as they were used to.
A Toronto police officer whose stiff upper lip made him an inadvertent YouTube sensation and a symbol of police heavy-handedness at the G20 protests has launched a $1.2-million defamation lawsuit against the website.
Constable Adam Josephs was nicknamed “Officer Bubbles” after a video surfaced of him online admonishing a young protester during the summit for blowing bubbles.
Just a wee note to Constable Joseph: you've just made your situation 100X worse, and now the entire world knows.
Well done moron.
"He also seeks to compel YouTube to reveal the identities of the person who created and posted the cartoon..."
Why, so he can harass them too? The man's a menace.
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Hey Bubble pot, meet kettle: “This level of ridicule goes beyond what is reasonable,” James Zibarras said. “The reason we brought the lawsuit is that people have the right to protect themselves against this kind of harassment.”
REPEAT: people have the right to protect themselves against this kind of harassment
OH THE IRONY
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Now Joseph is the idiot? WTF? She was blowing shit into his face. Whether it's bubbles, ice cream or rocks (nomatter how funny you numb nuts think the word is) it doesn't change the fact that she was assaulting an officer! How to avoid being arrested for blowing bubbles into an officers face??? Well the answer's simple; "DON'T DO IT". She couldn't have been too smart if she couldn't figure that out by herself
He's an idiot for thinking that just because he says something is so, that makes it right.
He's an idiot for trying to suppress a legitimate reaction to his overreaction, thus attracting far more attention than would have otherwise occurred.
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