Armed Government Worker Krav Magra’s Elderly Man

“Government: – as a concept – can be distilled down to the video accompanying this article. It shows government personified.

As well as what government does.

A man – in this case, an elderly Vietnamese man who is also very clearly a threat to no one as you can see for yourself – is brutally assaulted by an armed government worker for the one crime the government never tolerates:

The man did not obey.

In this case, it appears to be because the elderly (and obviously frail) man didn’t understand – which is true in more than just the literal (language barrier) sense.

There was apparently a minor traffic accident involving the elderly man and the driver of another car. Someone foolishly called the government – and an armed government worker was dispatched to the scene.

The elderly man soon came to understand.

He was subjected to an IDF-style lesson in Who’s the Boss after the probably IDF-trained psychopath embodying everything that “the government” is and does became annoyed when the elderly man balked at signing a traffic ticket. Which probably wasn’t even that, because it’s clear the old man was having difficulty understanding, due to a language barrier. This appears obvious, watching the interaction.

The sudden brutality that ensues is obvious, too.

The armed government worker – who is probably in his 20s or 30s and is definitely twice the size and probably three or four times as strong as the elderly Vietnamese man, goes Krav Magra on the elderly man when the elderly man causally brushes the Inviolate Person of the AGW with his hand. This triggers the Krav Magra’ing. The AGW grabs the elderly man’s arm and twists him around, violently hurling him to the ground while shrieking at him to “get on the ground!”

The AGW then wrenches the elderly man’s arms behind his back and manacles him like an animal – which is an ironic inversion of roles.

Watching this happen is like watching a sicko kick a puppy. It’s worse than that, of course, because in this case it’s a frail old man, perhaps someone’s grandfather. Imagine the mentality of someone who’d do something like what you just watched being done.

Imagine it being done to your grandfather. Or to anyone’s. Because it could have been yours.

Even if the old man had “resisted,” there was no excuse for what was done because there is no need for a young man possessed of all the strength of youth to hurl a frail old man to the ground over a traffic ticket squabble.

But there is a reason – and lesson.

The elderly Vietnamese man got schooled about government – and what happens when a government worker is affronted. He came to understand, in other words.  More finely, he was made to understand – by one of the government’s shock troops. The term is often used by governments – Stalin’s, for instance – in one of the few instances of etymological honesty on the part of government. The Chimp used the term, too. You may recall.

Shock – and awe.

A lesson in what government is – and does. One you will never forget when it is done unto you.

All of this – what you see in the video – happened over a minor traffic accident. Which is a misnomer, you see, because there is no such thing as “minor” when it comes to government. The end-point of everything government does is violence. Up to and including lethal violence. The government will quite literally kill you over a traffic ticket, ultimately. If you believe that’s an overstatement, see what happens when you decline to sign a ticket – as in the case of the elderly Vietnamese man. Or refuse to pay – and get “pulled over” by a government worker later on who goes Krav Magra on you because your government-issued permission slip to use what were once the public rights-of-way has been revoked – and you “resist.”

That is, you defend yourself. Which includes trying to “flee” from the armed government worker.

This is policy – and it is routine. It is the new mentality.

It is only  because this particular incident was video recorded and visually appalling that anything was done to chasten the government’s worker. He was apparently placed on “administrative leave.”

He was not arrested. He will almost certainly not be charged. And – in the unlikely event that public outrage results in him being charged – the odds of him being convicted and sent to prison for brutally attacking a frail, elderly man was who literally was incapable of fighting back are slim to nil.

What is certain – as always in these cases – is that the tax-sheep of the area under the control of the government will be shorn to pay the elderly man’s medical bills and the damages awarded by a civil court. That is how these matters are handled. Which is to say, the people who had nothing to do with what was done get to pay for it while the armed government worker who did it gets away with doing it.

This concludes today’s lesson in the nature of government.

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