There seems to be a supposition that Kerry was in charge of the event.
I don't believe he was.
There also seems to be the supposition that the prankster was tasered for the content of his speech.
I don't believe he was.
The tasering occured when he was resisting arrest.
And the tasering was probably a better option than a nightstick beating or a bullet.
This is not Kent State II. Saying it is equates the dissent of today with the dissent of that era. It is nowhere close. The antiwar movemnet of today is an embarrassment and sullies the memory of the antiwarriors of the 60's.
"There seems to be a supposition that Kerry was in charge of the event.
I don't believe he was."
LOL Kerry had the floor. He had a mike in his hand. What was he, silent because he already figured he was not in charge? He could have yelled strongly, inspite of the outcome. This would have made a plus political point. Something overroad that easy picking. Kerry wanted no part of the question, so he remained silent when it counted, and then did his rich boy pout aloud.
"The taser occured when he was resisting arrest."
The energy of his resistence to arrest was reduced considerably because of the drain of his vigorous yelling: "You don't have to tase me . . . don't tase me . . . I'll leave with you . . . don't tase me!!!"
"This in not Kent State II."
Though it may go down in the books as a spark. I think this guy wanted to demand that these kind of questions could be asked and not summarily ignored by the msm. This was a protest of principle. What he was able to fling on the stage for all to see is the content of his question, clearly different from the fluff ball questions the msm have been reduced to asking. Standard protest tactic--make it impossible for them to not cover it.