Der irische Demonstrant „hat während des Gazastreifenprotests in Berlin wiederholt von der Polizei ins Gesicht geschlagen

    https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-protester-repeatedly-punched-in-the-face-by-police-during-gaza-protest-in-berlin/a249856773.html

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    1. Hiryu2point0 on

      He wasn’t at home…

      Play stupid games with the Germans, win stupid prizes.

    2. Dazzling_Lobster3656 on

      Woman beating Cop. Cop should be fired or disciplined fairly harshly

    3. Would love to get the whole story, but that most likely won’t happen.

      As per usual radical left „protestors“ never meet up to protest for a certain reason but to provoke and beat up policemen.

      It’s always the same people but a different topic they demonstrate for. And the way they handle stuff also is always the same: Provoke the police and defame them as much as possible.

    4. samuel199228 on

      Did the officer really need to punch the protester in the face should be sacked for that and charged for assault.

      Just no need to do it

    5. >peaceful Palestine protesters

      >despite repeated orders” to leave the area, O’Brien “refused to comply and insulted verbally and offended physically, several police officers. There is clear evidence for verbal insults shouted by this individual, ranging from calling officers ‘genocide supporters’, ‘f**king Nazis’ and ‘you should be ashamed of yourselves – there are babies starving’ among many more statements made.

      🙃

    6. StinkyHotFemcel on

      if this is what he feels safe to do in public imagine what he does at home to his wife

    7. Artistic-Bass3477 on

      What the fuck are irish protestors doing in germany lmao

      This seems weirdly organized

    8. A thing to remeber is that cops are not there to agree, nor disagree with you. They are simply there to follow the laws and rule and to ensure safety for everyone.

      We don’t live in jungles. We live in a civilized society, democracies, where the right to express yourself and protest are sacred, but also other have rights as well and maybe they don’t want to be part of your protest.

      Just apply for a permit to protest, follow the rules, don’t assault cops, nothing will happen to you and you might even convice other people of your cause… which will trigger politicians to act.

    9. CancelAny226 on

      Why does the pro pally crowd always look like this ? Insufferable and aggressive?

    10. She put her hands on the officer first before getting punched. Justified or not, physically fighting back against police is never a smart choice. The entire thing looks like they were protesting illegally, blocking businesses, which is why the police began physically moving them away.

      The police shouldn’t punch you in the nose, but you should also organize protests legally and not actively (physically) resist officers doing their job. (With the above assumption this was an „illegal“ protest).

      If the officer is an asshole, agitated and just looking for a reason to increase the use of force, don’t give him one.

      Also calling German police officers nazis for breaking up a protest against Israel is just retarded on multiple levels.

      I personally support Palestinians in their cause and wish western countries would cut ties to Israel over the genocide they’re committing instead of being hypocrite cowards. But that does not give me the right to break the law.

    11. European_guy_1 on

      Should’ve stayed in Ireland or atleast kept her mouth shut. Seeing all these leftist getting radicalized by Palestine is quite something.

    12. estrellaente on

      I can’t believe how many people justify police violence in this post. If we changed countries, would they still defend them?

    13. As someone who’s really not fond of the police in general: if you come to germany and call cops nazis… what do you expect, really…

    14. Europe is starting to willfully give away its rights to free speech, peaceful protest and privacy, and we’re just supposed to take it and „comply‘ with these baseless new laws that equate denouncing a genocide to supporting terrorism and antisemitism, whilst giving total immunity to cops to beat the shit out of people? I’m all for proportionate use of law and order, but a good chunk of morons on here are just welcoming the rise of violent police states with open arms.

    15. TheWicked77 on

      This is what I do not understand about people who go to another country and think that they can get away with things or actions without consequences. One you’re not in your country, two you’re in a foreign land, and they have rules. And to call anyone a Nazi, what happened if that person had relatives that died in Nazi camps? Yes, you want to protest great, do it. But always remember that when in a foreign country they have laws and they will stand by them.

    16. FinnMcKoolio on

      What is an Irish Woman doing in Germany duurrrr? We’re in the European Union you morons! Cant you think for a second before typing?

    17. GlobalFriendship5855 on

      The comments here are incredibly disgusting. There’s this one police officer who may or may not have acted correctly (which is for a judge to decide, not for randompeople on the internet who know nothing about the case other than the headline) and all of a sudden Germany is a „Nazi country“ which „endangers all of Europe“ and „shouldn’t be allowed to rearm“.

      Please name me one country on earth without police violence. So by that logic every country is now a Nazi country, right?

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