Mom fined $2.5k for toddler’s ‘public’ urination

Exactly. I heard you actually line your pants up on string hanging from the ceiling, and dropkick your self into them

 

My pants are actually separate units per leg. I put them on one at a time, each one with a round house kick.

 

LOL, just got a mental pic of this happening, and started laughing.

 

lol, yes sir, the academy is now requiring all newly appointed officers to be able to perform this task. The "old timers" have been grandfathered in apparently

 

In honor of this heroic little soldier I hereby propose we have a North American Pee Outside Day!

On the appointed day, at the appointed hour, we will all stroll outside, whip out our units and water the front lawn like real men!!!

 

^^ Don't be taking my idea!

 

My son is 5 and he pees outside all the time. It's usually on my property behind the shed, as long as he doesn't walk over to the neighbor's house and pees on their front door step I am ok with that.

 

Don't think I would give the story much credit it's from a Russian news media.

 

X2 my 7 yo goes outside. Specialy at my cabin, its like a pee free for all. At my in laws, behind the shed by their pool is pretty much the men's bathroom. No one likes to walk down to the house.

 

Would this be more acceptable?

 

I suppose you probably think other domestic media outlets such as Fox news are "fair and balanced" right?? Almost all the media is biased its hard to find reliable and accurate news sources. Guess its too hard to believe maybe the cop was wrong?

Exactly, quick google search and you see its all over the news.

 

Sadly, America like most western countries has slowly become a police state. I just hope that most Police officers and Military remember that our job is to defend the constitution and protect people's rights and their property, not be thugs for an all powerful state. We are all humans, we have to treat each other with dignity and respect, even the crackheads.

 

Cops are wrong at times, but just because this cop maybe wrong, doesn't mean that we are always wrong all the time.

I'm curious where the articles about cops saving lives are? Anyone care to post something along those lines? Maybe an article about a cop doing something right?

Or is most everyone so biased against cops that they can't believe a news media story that has a cop doing the right thing in it....

 

Well said totally agree, except maybe the crackhead part but yeah they are humans as well..

California being one of the biggest nanny states ever, some of these outrageous laws contradict each other.. Every year some new nanny law gets passed, theres signs everywhere for everything. "No parking", "No standing", "No stopping", "No loitering", "Dont feed the birds", "No skateboards", "No bike riding", "No playing ball" (actually saw that last one at a park of all places)

 

That goes both ways. The folks who go make issues with police for the sake of trying to get an officer in trouble are not treating police with respect.

 

So much tinfoil

 

It's probably because, at least lately, most of the news involving cops hasn't been that great. And compared to "officer involved shooting", there's not a lot of good news. A quick Google gives me only a handful of results for the last several months.

Which isn't to say cops are not doing good-they are. Even in what's become a difficult time to do the job.

But in answer to your question. How's about this as a life saving story?

 

That's a great story!!

 

Yeah what a d!ck. I guess he has no children.

 

The problem isn't what the cops are doing...most of the news isn't good because the media chooses to highlight the stories that attract viewers (and money)....and saving kittens and helping people or just doing your job doesn't get the same draw as bad cops and gov't misdeeds.