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post 1641313593 06-21-2021, 04:39 AM
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What an *******, and anyone who tries to justify that is a complete cuck. Especially if American - imagine living in a country founded on liberty, small govt etc but cooking up excuses for men with badges to assault other people.
post 1641313643 06-21-2021, 04:43 AM
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That was a pretty solid kick. Cop must have been a kickball champ as a kid. Woulda been a homerun if the thugs head wasn't attached.
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post 1641314143 06-21-2021, 05:17 AM
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Originally Posted By whitepaper
What's the problem?

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Also, who knows if he had a weapon on him? Or if he was going to attack the cop and possibly murder, or cause serious harm?


If you break the law, the cops are allowed to do whatever they need to do to stop you. This is a fact. Don't like that? Don't break the law, and you have nothing to worry about. Listen to what a cop tells you to do, follow all of their instructions without hesitation, and you will have NO problems
Your mother drank when she was pregnant with you huh??

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post 1641314973 06-21-2021, 05:53 AM
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Shame there's always people immediately looking to absolve the cop from any wrong doing by thinking about hypothetical scenarios where a miniscule bodily movement constitutes reaching for a weapon or how the criminal deserved it. Disgusting. Even if the suspect was suspected of murder, the cop would not have been justified in his actions. A policeman does not dish out punishment, we are not in barbaric middle ages or Afghanistan with mob justice.

Never mind the fact that police should be held to the highest standards of whole society, they are the ones that enforce the law.
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post 1641315713 06-21-2021, 06:18 AM
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when you de-fang your enforcers they become the out of shape baton wielding witches hats you see in europe.

This is the doom loop for cops:
1. public complains about bad treatment
2. police lose some privileges and are forced to behave in some restrained way (lesser weapons, cameras, rules of engagement etc)
3. eventually public become accustomed to their pacified ways and bad treatment previously considered normal is now viewed with disgust.
4. police lose further privileges

Repeat steps 1-4 until you have your female UK/Euro policeforce that are too afraid and don't have the ability to arrest a single male suspect like you see in those gifs. Your society breaksdown and your ability to govern is greatly diminished.

Relatively free societies only work when you have people that can effectively enforce consensus law. Lol at the cuck that made the 'muh liberty' argument.
post 1641315943 06-21-2021, 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted By Maestro
Not sure what political affiliation has to do with not wanting cops to punt the head of a criminal that has submitted.

Again, its not the cops job to dish out their personal form of punishment because they're hopped up on Adrenalin.This isn't the wild west or some hollywood movie from the 90's. Theres protocol, and behavior like that is not a part of it.
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post 1641316073 06-21-2021, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted By WrathOfPecan
The "good" cops will continue to get hated by society until they do some internal house-cleaning and quit circling the wagons with these evil goons every time something bad happens.
The "good" cops don't decide who gets hired or fired. Those decisions come from people appointed by politicians...
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post 1641316153 06-21-2021, 06:31 AM
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The left is only charging Caucasians with crimes now,so the cop thought he’d punt him in the head so he felt some accountability for his actions
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post 1641316283 06-21-2021, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
The left is only charging Caucasians with crimes now,so the cop thought he’d punt him in the head so he felt some accountability for his actions
BLM is color blind when it comes to lawsuits vs the police.
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post 1641317593 06-21-2021, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted By Serenadium
when you de-fang your enforcers they become the out of shape baton wielding witches hats you see in europe.

This is the doom loop for cops:
1. public complains about bad treatment
2. police lose some privileges and are forced to behave in some restrained way (lesser weapons, cameras, rules of engagement etc)
3. eventually public become accustomed to their pacified ways and bad treatment previously considered normal is now viewed with disgust.
4. police lose further privileges

Repeat steps 1-4 until you have your female UK/Euro policeforce that are too afraid and don't have the ability to arrest a single male suspect like you see in those gifs. Your society breaksdown and your ability to govern is greatly diminished.

Relatively free societies only work when you have people that can effectively enforce consensus law. Lol at the cuck that made the 'muh liberty' argument.
What law was the cop enforcing with the two kicks to the defenseless guy’s head?
post 1641317823 06-21-2021, 07:13 AM
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might have a shot at the MLS with those soccer kicks (not srs)

not tryna justify the criminal but at the end of the day you have to think to yourself was your life really in any danger and was that really necessary
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post 1641317833 06-21-2021, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Serenadium
when you de-fang your enforcers they become the out of shape baton wielding witches hats you see in europe.

This is the doom loop for cops:
1. public complains about bad treatment
2. police lose some privileges and are forced to behave in some restrained way (lesser weapons, cameras, rules of engagement etc)
3. eventually public become accustomed to their pacified ways and bad treatment previously considered normal is now viewed with disgust.
4. police lose further privileges

Repeat steps 1-4 until you have your female UK/Euro policeforce that are too afraid and don't have the ability to arrest a single male suspect like you see in those gifs. Your society breaksdown and your ability to govern is greatly diminished.

Relatively free societies only work when you have people that can effectively enforce consensus law. Lol at the cuck that made the 'muh liberty' argument.
Kek. Remind me again which society has a very "tough" police force and the greatest percentage of its people incarcerated in the world? Not to mention the fact that the USA ranks poorly compared to its developed nation peers in a spectrum of indices concerning civil liberties or indices ranking happiness. You guys have guns, which I envy, but that's about the only freedom you have that other countries don't.

I would also like to hear you explain how cameras forces police to behave in restrained ways. Let's consider two scenarios where body cameras are present:

1. The police is doing its job correctly
2. The police is not doing its job correctly

In the first scenario, the camera shows evidence of the cop doing his job correctly, nothing wrong here. It even helps if the cop is wrongly accused of misconduct, it will help prove that no misconduct was carried out.
In the second scenario, the camera will capture evidence of the cop not doing his job correctly. If the cop is not doing his job correctly, measures will have to be taken to correct this behaviour. The camera provides evidence of wrong doing so the cop can be corrected or fired or even jailed if the misconduct is severe.

The only way in which no cameras are a good thing is if you believe that cops should be able to act in unlawful ways. How can people be trusted to enforce consensus law when they break the law themselves?


And I think it's very funny you mention out of shape policemen when many USA cops are whale sized and can barely run for 2 minutes. There is an annual fitness test for cops in the Netherlands that's quite strict, our police officers are consequently in pretty good shape.
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post 1641317953 06-21-2021, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted By Maestro
For starters.... virtually every other western nation on earth the police academy program is 4 years. FFS when I first started college (at a community college) there was a police academy program that was 6 months. You basically had 19 and 20 year olds out on the street.....as cops. I'm just going to throw this out there and say, I don't think they were as knowledgeable about the law as they should be

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yep its still 6 months;
http://www.butte.edu/departments/car...forcement.html
yeah for real, lot of low iq cops. Huge problem. I'm pretty sure you can get rejected from the police force for having too high of an IQ. Gotta make it a male only force, 100k+ salary, IQ requirement and more training
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So did the cop get suspended or anything? Can't exactly Guage how ****ed it is if I don't know what the repercussions for the cop were.
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post 1641325093 06-21-2021, 09:24 AM
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post 1641325313 06-21-2021, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted By GayCumLord
yeah for real, lot of low iq cops. Huge problem. I'm pretty sure you can get rejected from the police force for having too high of an IQ. Gotta make it a male only force, 100k+ salary, IQ requirement and more training
This is actually true . They found people with high IQ’s often left the force .
They have the same issues at our local mines , if you score too high you don’t get hired
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post 1641326613 06-21-2021, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe
So did the cop get suspended or anything? Can't exactly Guage how ****ed it is if I don't know what the repercussions for the cop were.
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post 1641328813 06-21-2021, 10:37 AM
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Thanks,

So basically my understanding is "cop does bad thing, cop immediately gets reprimanded" so..... the system is working?
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post 1641330373 06-21-2021, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe
Thanks,

So basically my understanding is "cop does bad thing, cop immediately gets reprimanded" so..... the system is working?
The security company watching the parking lot video brought it to the attention of his boss, so kinda sorta.
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post 1641330473 06-21-2021, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe
Thanks,

So basically my understanding is "cop does bad thing, cop immediately gets reprimanded" so..... the system is working?
He’s on paid administrative leave and still has his job currently. I’m assuming they’re abiding by the union negotiated contract. I fully expect this guy to be fired after reading what happened even though the suspect was an absolute moron.
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He should be taken to court IMO, firing is not commensurate for misconduct like this.
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Originally Posted By Garfeel
He should be taken to court IMO, firing is not commensurate for misconduct like this.
Think he has to be fired before a civil case can be brought against him.
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
The security company watching the parking lot video brought it to the attention of his boss, so kinda sorta.
Kinda sorta as in yes? Literally what more can you ask for? This is being worked out, dude will likely be fired, er go, he'll just be another typical loser.

With the way you worded your response that's like saying "well the murderer was caught on camera so I guess the system is working". He got caught, he'll likely be fired. That is all you can ask. What more can possibly be done? They're rolling out body cams for this, not going to be fukked looking up if this guy had them or not but come on man. *******s gonna ******* and he got caught.
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Originally Posted By IH8RICE
He’s on paid administrative leave and still has his job currently. I’m assuming they’re abiding by the union negotiated contract. I fully expect this guy to be fired after reading what happened even though the suspect was an absolute moron.
You're still working when you're on paid leave. So many of you believe that these guys are just on vacation chilling, collecting a paycheck during all of this.
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