Second, why is he interfering with the police?

What an idiot.

what's a 75-year-old man doing out there in the middle of a riot?

Gee maybe he lives around there - he had NOTHING to do with any rioting.

Second, why is he interfering with the police?

Watch the video bootlicker - the elderly man was on the sidewalk attempting to return one of the officer’s helmets he had found. (You can see him holding the helmet in the video at the start.) The officers then walked up to him and shoved him to the ground.

The impact of the elderly man’s head was so hard that he immediately began bleeding from the ears and was knocked unconscious.

They claimed he "tripped". Lying as they always do.

You don't give a rat's ass who the police assault - black, white, elderly - as long as the cops keep this shit up we can count on whitey to cheer for the thugs. The badged thugs that is.

This should make you happy:

Entire Buffalo Police Dept ERT Resigns in Tantrum Over Suspension of 2 Cops Who Attacked Elderly Man

...a case out of Buffalo, New York is getting a lot of attention due to the unnecessary and disturbing nature of how it unfolded. An elderly man was shoved down and two cops were suspended as a result. Now, the entire Buffalo Police Department Emergency Response Team has resigned in support of those two cops.

In total, 57 officers threw a collective temper tantrum, for their right to attack innocent elderly men with impunity.

WIVB reporter, Dave Greber announced the move just moments ago.

#BREAKING: I’m told the entire @BPDAlerts Emergency Response Team has resigned from the team, a total of 57 officers, as a show of support for the officers who are suspended without pay after shoving Martin Gugino, 75. They are still employed, but no longer on ERT. @news4buffalo

as long as the cops keep this shit up

The cops did nothing wrong in this instance. The idiot came up on them. They just pushed him away.

The cops did nothing wrong in this instance. The idiot came up on them.

He was not rioting or looting. He was returning one of their helmets he had apparently found, or did you miss that?

Nice "thank you" from the cops, huh?

I bet this 75-year-old guy was 100% pro-cop before he was aggressively pushed to the ground and suffered a severe head injury. The ONE cop who bent down to see if the elderly guy was OK was immediately grabbed by another cop and pulled away as blood dripped from the man's ear.

You and whitey bleating in harmony:

The cops did nothing wrong

The officers did nothing wrong. The guy wasn't to smart to come up on them when on riot patrol.

He was not rioting or looting. A harmless old WHITE man.

Look at the area behind the police line - NO Rioting!

...do you see rioting over there?

Frame By Frame

He has a phone in his right hand...he's filming from the git-go. Hmmm...interesting

It's possible this was a set up to advance some agenda, but cui bono - who benefits?

Looking at it again, he doesn't appear to be showing the helmet to anyone...more interested in filming I'd say.

The idiot came up on them. They just pushed him away.

Old men sometimes are a little disoriented, and do not realize a danger they are in.

Old men sometimes are a little disoriented, and do not realize a danger they are in.

Their sense of balance is not what it used to be either but this guy did not appear to be disoriented - he was coherent enough to film the incident.

Their sense of balance is not what it used to be either but this guy did not appear to be disoriented - he was coherent enough to film the incident.

Perhaps he was not able to handle a few things at the same time, and was not a match for a strong young man. Certainly he did not plan to end up in a hospital.

What is the definition of a police state? It is where people fear police more than they fear criminals.

What is the definition of a police state? It is where people fear police more than they fear criminals.

What is the definition of a police state? It is where people fear police more than they fear criminals.

Then we don't have a police state since he obviously didn't fear them.

Then we don't have a police state since he obviously didn't fear them.

Well, it was before, from now on he will fear them. And many seniors who have seen that.

I bet you wouldn't go into a black neighborhood at night but wouldn't be afraid to go in a police headquarters any time of the day. I could be wrong you are dumb sometimes.

I just showed that good black people fear their fellow blacks more than the police.

Maybe yes, maybe not. But are you saying that this old white man has no reason to fear police?

I bet you wouldn't go into a black neighborhood at night but wouldn't be afraid to go in a police headquarters any time of the day.

I went to the both, more than once. I was cautious in both.

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

But are you saying that this old white man has no reason to fear police?

I don't really give a shit about the stupid old man. He decided to go to a riot and get in the polices face, and got pushed down. That is what happens at riots.

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

That is a very rare instance when that needs to happen. It is much more likely to need it against some thug rioters.

"Martin Gugino, a longtime peace activist in the upstate New York city,"

Well, it was before, from now on he will fear them.

The police are there only because rioters are burning down businesses and assaulting people. Anyone who would fear the police controlling the rioters is an idiot.

If you want to see a police state visit any South American country where, every day, police and soldiers are on every corner with machine guns. THAT'S a police state.

Martin Gugino, a longtime peace activist in the upstate New York city,

Nice find, AK. Explains his presence.

Maybe yes, maybe not.

Why do you have to live up to the stereotype for Pollocks?

Martin Gugino, a longtime peace activist in the upstate New York city, Nice find, AK. Explains his presence.

www.youtube.com/user/MartinGugino

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

Your hero disagrees.

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

Your hero disagrees.

Don't know who that is. But apparently you are trying to make a point.

BTW, how long have you owned this site?

Don't you think after all this time you would learn how to correctly post a YouTube video.

Nothing screams "infantile" quite like an image that is two pages wide.

Don't know who that is.

It is the dumb ass old man who got pushed down for a good reason.

It's not two pages wide on my computer. It is full screen. Maybe you should get a new computer.

It's not two pages wide on my computer. It is full screen.

width="1583" height="624". I have like a 21 inch monitor. Way too big.

Maybe you should get a new computer.

Maybe you should grow up and stop being a jerk.

Why do you ignore my post #7 where I agreed that there might be more to the story?

Frame By Frame

He has a phone in his right hand...he's filming from the git-go. Hmmm...interesting

It's possible this was a set up to advance some agenda, but cui bono - who benefits?

Looking at it again, he doesn't appear to be showing the helmet to anyone...more interested in filming I'd say.

Why do you ignore my post #7

Your post 7 was vague. Your who benefits sounds like you are saying the deep state.

To be clear tell misterwhite he was right and you were wrong.

Martin Gugino — the 75-year-old man who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo police in a video seen by millions — is a long-time peace activist and “gentle person,” according to friends.

The resident of Amherst in Erie County is a member of the People United for Sustainable Housing Buffalo and anti-nuclear group Kings BayPlowshares, the Buffalo News reported.

“He’s a gentle person who really believes that he must stand up for what he thinks is right,” said Gugino’s pal Terrence Bisson. “That’s why he went to the demonstration. He would never resist physically any kind of orders. He’s a bit frail, not because of his age. He has some health problems.”

Yeah...a real "threat" to the cops. He deserved being assaulted just for being a "peacenik".

I don't agree with his 2nd Amendment rant, whitey might.

Your who benefits sounds like you are saying the deep state.

I'm saying, what motive?

Looking at it again, he doesn't appear to be showing the helmet to anyone.

Maybe it's his helmet that he intended to wear. Oops! Too late.

I don't agree with his 2nd Amendment rant, whitey might.

I agree with his definition of the second amendment. I don't agree about Madison. Madison wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

...dumb ass old man who got pushed down for a good reason.

The problem with you, whitey and others of your ilk is that your simple minds are unable to distinguish the difference between a "protester" and a "rioter".

Pure BS! This "elderly man" is a well known activist who was there to make trouble.

I agree that he is an activist and protester. From his record, I don't see anything in his past that would indicate that he was looking to stir up any mayhem. There's a difference between protesting and rioting. Protesting is protected speech - the 1st Amendment protects that right.

When protests turn destructive and violent, it is no longer protesting - it's rioting.

Whether you agree with his political views or not, he has the right to express those views peacefully

Like it or not, the cops made several more enemies with their overzealous, heavy handed reaction.

The problem with you, whitey and others of your ilk is that your simple minds are unable to distinguish the difference between a "protester" and a "rioter".

The video shows the cops arresting the guy right behind him. So he was somewhere he wasn't supposed to be.