What would Jesus do? Well Kathy, I doubt he'd Taser Mustafa

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It's difficult to credit the actions of the UCPD cops who resorted to Tasering a student (youtube.com) who, against regulations, was in the college library without student ID and was reluctant to leave. The student should not have refused to leave but I doubt the announced review will allow what appears to be current UCPD practice to go unreproved.

It is even more difficult to credit Kathy Shaidle who considers herself a Catholic rebroadcasting this intolerant cackle of glee:
Let's see more of this… Police taser UCLA student for behaving like a jackass. My God, this cannot happen often enough. Do you have any idea how happy it makes me to watch a black cop taser a college student who is being a huge, whiny baby and screaming "This is an abuse of power!" (No, it's the violence inherent in the system.) And just when you think this story can't get better, there's a hilarious video. Screams of anguish never sounded so beautiful.

What makes this even better? His name is Mostafa Tabatabainejad, hereafter to be spelled Mustafa and depicted wearing a fez as the Austin Powers character with a word balloon reading, "Oh, the pain is really quite severe!"


Note to Kathy: this is what Jesus would do. Don't take my word for it - take his:
Matthew 18:
21 Then Peter came and said to him, "Lord, if another member of the church sins against me, how often should I forgive? As many as seven times?"
22 Jesus said to him, "Not seven times, but, I tell you, seventy-seven times.

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