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Where's Wisoncosin? Anywhere near Wisconsin?

The staffer shouldn't have grabbed that kids camera just because he couldn't debate him.
Some states have state ID's for people that do not drive. Does Wisconsin have this? If there is no other ID the kid could get other than a drivers license then the law IS unfair, if he could get a state ID then he is a whiny, lazy little bitch. As for non resident students, if they want to go to school there for four years and not bother applying for residency, then no, they should not be allowed to vote in Wisconsin.

Regardless of the topic of the argument, the staffer should have shown more class than to drop F-bombs, call people idiots, and grab the camera. He was being a dick, pure and simple.

"Use a fucking driver's license, stupid"

Yeah, that staffer's got all kinds of class.

Too bad the kid didn't resist the staffer robbing him, though.

The staffer shouldn't have grabbed the personal property, but being an obnoxious loud mouth hipster wasn't helping either.

did they have to hire this retard for some political reason? asshole sums this guy up, looks like a tard even when he was growing up, thing is he is still growing up. he states the guy should get a job, he needs to get a life!

The guy was being a world class jerk, not to mention rude, crude, and offensive. He obviously shows what kind of person he really is, one that can not control his emotions in the face of someone who disagrees with him, someone who has limited intellectual ability and can not articulate even a simple argument to defend his viewpoint. But alas, being a jerk, and being stupid are not crimes. But when he grabbed the camera and refused to return it he committed battery, and theft, and IMHO should have been criminally charged.

So, if I was his employer I would not want him in my employ based strictly on his behavior before he grabbed the camera. But, once he grabbed the camera and refused to return it thus committing a crime, he would be gone, gone, gone...

That would be Jay Salvo who is the photographer for Legislative Republicans.

This incident aside, with everything that has happened and is happening in Wisconsin right now, especially in the Capitol, police officers have been remarkably wee-trained in respecting the right to photography. I have yet to come across one incident of someone being asked to stop taking pictures or video. And I have seen video of some tense incidents, including people being arrested and ticketed.