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n*h
1 楼
Ladies and Gentleman,
Today,I come here to attend this special event, protest against Jimmy Kimmel
live show, against the ABC network. You may ask me why?
The reason is quite simple. Today I come here because of love. I come here
because I love my family, I come here because I love this country, the
United States of America, I came here because I love all the people living
in this land.
Today, I come here because of believe, I believe United States is still a
country where all men are created equal, where all people have certain
unalienable Rights, the right of Life, the right of Liberty, the right of
Pursuit of Happiness, the right of freedom from Fear, and freedom from
discrimination.
That’s why I am here today to protest against Jimmy Kimmel live show,
against the ABC network. We all knew what happened, in a Kids Table segment
in Jimmy Kimmel live show, a group of children suggested that "we kill
everyone in China" to avoid paying back the national debt.
ABC network, When you allowed Jimmy Kimmel to air racial hatred as a joke,
That was WRONG!
ABC network, When you allowed Jimmy Kimmel to air killing over 1 billion
people as a joke,
That was WRONG!
ABC network, When you allowed Jimmy Kimmel to air the kids, our youngest
generation talking about killing as a joke,
That was WRONG!
ABC network, until today, you have NOT admitted you were wrong,
That was WRONG!
ABC network and Mr. Kimmel
Please think about Chinese Exclusion Act, Please think about Vincent Chin,
Please think about internment camp, please think about segregation, please
think about Rosa Parks,.
Don’t you see enough tragedies caused by racial discrimination and racial
hatred to Chinese American?
Don’t you see enough tragedies caused by racial discrimination and racial
hatred in this country?
We tell you, we saw ENOUGH!
ABC network and Mr. Kimmel
Please Think about Sandy hook elementary, Please think about columbine high
school, Please think about Bath school,
Don’t you see enough tragedies caused by the violence to our lovely kids?
We tell you, we saw ENOUGH!
ABC network,
You owe us, the Chinese American community a sincere apology. You owe us an
action: firing Jimmy Kimmel!
You owe us, all American a sincere apology. You owe us an action: firing
Jimmy Kimmel!
Especially, you owe our kids a sincere apology. You owe us an action:
firing Jimmy Kimmel!
Thank you!
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wh
2 楼
【 以下文字转载自 board 讨论区 】
发信人: iamwhatieat (我吃故我在), 信区: board
标 题: Re: 申请Leisuretime版版主
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Nov 6 17:28:38 2009, 美东)
吐血支持。乐子是伟大的导师，伟大的领袖，伟大的统帅，伟大的舵手，我们心中最红
最红的红太阳。破四旧，立四新，不怕老婆离婚，饭前便后要洗手，身体健康，万寿无
疆。
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z*n
3 楼
California Highway Patrol officer suspect: image trading was a years-old "
game."
by Cyrus Farivar - Oct 31 2014, 4:24pm PDT
Prosecutors in Contra Costa County, directly across the bay from San
Francisco, have filed criminal felony charges against a former California
Highway Patrol (CHP) officer, Sean Harrington, who is accused of seizing and
distributing racy photos copied from arrestees’ phones.
Further Reading
Cops must have a warrant to search cell phones, rules Supreme Court
Court allows warrantless searches in "exigent" cases like abductions, bomb
plots.
Harrington's attorney, Michael Rains, told a local NBC affiliate that his
client has resigned from the CHP and was sorry for what he has done. Rains,
who has a longstanding history of representing Bay Area law enforcement, did
not immediately respond to Ars' request for comment.
"This behavior is really not defensible,” Rains told NBC Bay Area. “It is
impulsive, immature and inappropriate in every sense of the word.”
Rains sent an e-mailed statement to Ars confirming that his client had
resigned from the CHP but did not respond to direct questions.
"Former Officer Harrington offers his deepest apologies to the women whose
cellular telephones were accessed or reviewed," Rains wrote. "Former Officer
Harrington is embarrassed to have tarnished the reputation of the
California Highway Patrol and law enforcement generally."
The case emerged from a woman, referred to in court documents as “Jane Doe
#1,” who came forward to local authorities in early October after being
briefly arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) of
alcohol in late August 2014 in San Ramon, California.
Doe, who handed over her phone and gave the password to her phone when one
of the officers requested it, later discovered that this same officer sent
photos of her topless and in her underwear from her iPhone to his own.
Investigators also discovered a similar incident involving a "Jane Doe #2,"
who was pulled over in Livermore in early August 2014.
On Friday, Harrington was formally charged with two counts of "theft and
copying of computer data," a felony. He did not respond to Ars’ request for
comment by e-mail and text message.
Doe's arrest came just two months after the unanimous Supreme Court decision
, Riley v. California, which found that law enforcement cannot search or
seize an arrested person's phone without a warrant.
Not the first time
Ars received two search warrants and affidavits from an anonymous source:
one warrant was issued for Harrington’s house in Martinez, and one was
issued for another CHP officer, Robert Hazelwood, for his Samsung Galaxy S5
phone.
According to the affidavit, investigators turned up evidence that Hazelwood
and Harrington have exchanged such images on at least two occasions
involving two different female arrestees. (In accordance with an agreement
from this source, Ars is not publishing the warrants but is quoting from
them.)
According to the Hazelwood warrant, Harrington was interviewed by the Contra
Costa County District Attorney’s office. Harrington admitted to an
investigator “that he stole five photographs” from Doe #1 and that he had
forwarded “at least one” to Hazelwood.
That warrant continues:
Harrington said this was not the first time he had unlawfully accessed
the cell phone of a female arrestee. Harrington admitted he had done this
approximately a half dozen times in the last several years. Harrington said
he first learned of this scheme when he was working in the Los Angeles
Office. Harrington said when he was assigned to the Dublin Office, he
learned from other Officers that they would access the cellphones of female
arrestees and look for nude photographs of them. Harrington said if
photographs were located, the officers would then text the photographs to
other sworn members of the office, and, to non CHP individuals. Harrington
described this scheme as a game.
The Hazelwood warrant quotes from a number of lewd text messages that
Harrington and Hazelwood sent to each other about Doe and her physical
appearance. One text from Harrington is sent to Dion Simmons, a third fellow
CHP officer in the Dublin office: “Just rerun a favor down the road, buddy
:-)”
Jane Doe #1's attorney, Rick Madsen, told Ars in a statement that he and his
client are "pleased" that Harrington was charged with a felony crime but
are unhappy that the two other officers were not charged.
"We respectfully disagree with the interpretation of the evidence pertaining
to Officers Hazelwood and Simmons," he said by e-mail. "Given that
Harrington is charged with the theft of private images, it would seem
intellectually inconsistent that the knowing and voluntary receipt of those
same images would not also constitute criminal activity. We remain
confident that the investigations by Alameda and Contra Costa counties are
still ongoing and we will continue to vigorously assert our position to
prosecutorial authorities."
Another county begins investigating
Meanwhile, in neighboring Alameda County, Teresa Drenick, a spokeswoman for
the district attorney, told Ars this week: “Our office has an open
investigation into the matter and we will review cases involving the
officers.”
She added that on Monday, the District Attorney tossed a DUI case as it also
involved Hazelwood.
"We dismissed a DUI case in the interest of justice,” she said.
Alameda County Public Defender Brendon Woods told Ars in an e-mailed
statement that he was shocked at the alleged behavior by these suspects.
“We entrust police officers with an enormous amount of power," he wrote. "
And for them to abuse that power totally undermines their credibility. My
office is currently reviewing pending and closed cases involving these
officers. The majority of these cases appear to be DUIs. We also have
reached out to the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office in connection
with those cases. We’re glad the Contra Costa District Attorney’s office
is taking this behavior seriously and if any of this illegal behavior
occurred in Alameda County, I know our District Attorney will take it just
as seriously."
"The audacity of these officers is appalling. If they were willing to break
the law in order to steal naked pictures of unsuspecting women, imagine what
other acts they could have been engaged in. Their conduct brings into
question any investigation or arrest they were ever involved with."
Ars has contacted other district attorneys in neighboring counties as well
as in Los Angeles County, to see if they are conducting related probes, but
has not received a reply.
Betrayed by iMessage
According to the warrants, the story begins in the early hours of August 29,
2014. That was when Harrington, along with his partner, Officer Pope,
pulled over a woman (Jane Doe #1) for an unsafe lane change southbound on
Interstate 680 near Crow Canyon Road, and gave her a breathalyzer test for
driving under the influence of alcohol. Her blood alcohol level was measured
at 0.29 percent—far more than the 0.08 percent that California law allows.
At some point during the traffic stop, one of the officers asked for her
phone, which she provided. Then, Harrington asked for her password, which
she also provided.
Doe was arrested and booked at the Martinez Detention Facility, in the far
north of the county, and then released a few hours later.
Five days later, according to the warrant, Doe looked at her iPad at home
and saw that on the Messages app, six photographs had been sent via iMessage
to a 707 area code phone number that she did not recognize.
The photos showed her in “various stages of undress” and included topless
shots and others in which she wore a bikini or underwear. Two of the photos
included a “female friend” engaged in similar poses.
Doe told investigators that she “did not give permission to anyone at
telephone number [REDACTED] to have those photographs. Jane Doe said she
looked at her iPhone and did not see the messages.”
Then, she searched for this 707 phone number online, and found that it was
associated with Harrington, whom she remembered was the CHP officer who
arrested her.
Jane Doe said she "never gave Harrington permission to access the photos in
her phone and never gave him permission to send nude photographs of herself
to his phone,” the warrant of Harrington’s home continues. “Jane Doe said
she and Officer Harrington have not spoken to each other since the arrest
on August 29, although Jane Doe said she called the phone number but no one
answered. Doe said she did not know Officer Harrington before that date.”
In a statement released to the public on Friday, Contra Costa District
Attorney Mark Peterson said that this was the "first time in the county's
history that his office has charged an officer with a crime of this nature."
He also noted that all charges against Jane Doe #1 would be dropped.
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w*r
4 楼
不错，顶！
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wh
5 楼
“饭前便后要洗手”，哈哈。
“不怕老婆离婚”，怕的……

【在 wh 的大作中提到】
: 【 以下文字转载自 board 讨论区 】
: 发信人: iamwhatieat (我吃故我在), 信区: board
: 标 题: Re: 申请Leisuretime版版主
: 发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Nov 6 17:28:38 2009, 美东)
: 吐血支持。乐子是伟大的导师，伟大的领袖，伟大的统帅，伟大的舵手，我们心中最红
: 最红的红太阳。破四旧，立四新，不怕老婆离婚，饭前便后要洗手，身体健康，万寿无
: 疆。
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o*e
6 楼
Good one. thanks. One minor correction though
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" We all knew what happened, in a Kids Table segment
in Jimmy Kimmel live show, a group of children suggested that "we kill
everyone in China" to avoid paying back the national debt. "
Note that the kids did not suggest killing All Chinese out-of-the-blue. He
was answering Kimmel's subtly racist question that blamed China for the
government shutdown:
http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/CivilSociety/551.html
This kind of loaded question is VERY manipulative even for adults. I bet 99
out of 100 nonlawyers would miss it. Let alone a 6-year old. Kimmel
trapped the kid into saying something outrageous, he aired the clip for
laughs, then he blamed the kid for it claiming he did not agree with it and
we are humorless goons to not to get his joke.
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j*1
7 楼
ahahahahaha ~
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n*h
8 楼
非常感谢，how about I put it this way,
In a Kids Table segment on his show, Jimmy Kimmel joked about killing
everyone in China to avoid paying back the national debt.

He
99

【在 o**********e 的大作中提到】
: Good one. thanks. One minor correction though
: -------------------
: " We all knew what happened, in a Kids Table segment
: in Jimmy Kimmel live show, a group of children suggested that "we kill
: everyone in China" to avoid paying back the national debt. "
: Note that the kids did not suggest killing All Chinese out-of-the-blue. He
: was answering Kimmel's subtly racist question that blamed China for the
: government shutdown:
: http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/CivilSociety/551.html
: This kind of loaded question is VERY manipulative even for adults. I bet 99
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o*e
9 楼
In his show, Jimmy Kimmel appeared to blame China for the government
shutdown and asked the 6 year olds for solution on paying off the relatively
small debt owed to the Chinese. In response to his racist manipulative
question, a kid suggested killing "everyone in China". This suggestion
appeared to cause chuckles on and off camera. The entire offending clip was
aired as entertainment by Disney and our concerns were brushed off as
DisneyABC continued to insist that the whole clip was some kind of harmless
joke.
Our core points are:
1. Blame-China-For-Everything rhetoric is not a joke. China was a long
time ally during both world wars, and is now a friendly partner in peace and
in trade with the US.
2. Manipulating young kids to talk about mass murder is not a joke. This
kind of jokes happened before in history and paved the way to racial hatred,
hate crimes and Holocaust. We vowed "never again", and we
meant "never again".
3. Airing this kind of offensive and violent content is not a joke. Disney
/ABC failed to protect kids and its audience from the racist and violent
content.
4. Repeated apologies that failed to acknowledge our core concerns, and
instead implied that we are strange to not to get Kimmel's "joke", is NOT
acceptable.
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o*e
10 楼
Boy I'm wordy. Your draft is very nice. Best wishes tomorrow and no
worries.
First there was the question that was manipulative,
It blamed China for everything expletive;
Then there was the solution that was not funny,
We got apologies from Kimmel that weren't real apologies...
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