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post 1549369861 04-17-2018, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted By IDefineMyself
If cops are pointing a gun at you and giving you commands, and you still wanna act shady it's your own fault.
Yep.

And if someone is desperate enough to break into your home, they are desperate enough to do serious damage...there isn’t time to sort that out especially in these cases.

Next you’ll have to explain to people why targets at shooting ranges don’t have legs and arms lol
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Originally Posted By IronKrazy
According to RubberBand*******, the poor urban yoof might have been on hallucinogens and made a mistake. I guess the homeowners should have just went down there to console him, say it's ok, coddled him and sent him on his way after giving him an uplifting and positive chat.

It's ok that you broke into our home we pay hard earned money for every month so you can steal whatever you can to sell and buy drugs, booze or food stamps. Here, let me give you a going away gift for not hurting or killing us in the process.

Troll or not I know many think like RubberNeck up there and it's fuking disguting.
The cops knew beforehand that he had run in and out of multiple houses and had previously been suspected of theft at a cell phone store

"An officer saw Smith hop over a fence into the backyard of a house in a cul-de-sac, according to police. The homeowner reportedly told Smith to leave, and he did."

They knew he was fleeing, not attempting to do crazy **** inside homes.

"Afterward, next to Smith on the floor, police found a “modified” screwdriver, said Jacobs, who declined to detail how the screwdriver was modified. She said investigators believe the screwdriver had been in Smith’s pocket."

So he wasn't reaching for anything and was likely just panicking.

I dunno, I guess you have to assume that any criminal has a gun on them, and i'm sure they were trained to react this way. Was just speculating dunno why you must get so upset. I respect your opinion but think that it may have been a tad hasty to blow his head off.
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We can all learn from this
Lets break down the series of terrible life choices that lead up to this point:

1. smoking whatever fukked up drugs that gave him the idea to break into someones garage
2. wearing a Neff hoodie
3. walking around casually with hands in pockets after being surrounded by 3 weapon drawn police officers
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Originally Posted By RubberBandMang
The cops knew beforehand that he had run in and out of multiple houses and had previously been suspected of theft at a cell phone store

"An officer saw Smith hop over a fence into the backyard of a house in a cul-de-sac, according to police. The homeowner reportedly told Smith to leave, and he did."

They knew he was fleeing, not attempting to do crazy **** inside homes.

"Afterward, next to Smith on the floor, police found a “modified” screwdriver, said Jacobs, who declined to detail how the screwdriver was modified. She said investigators believe the screwdriver had been in Smith’s pocket."

So he wasn't reaching for anything and was likely just panicking.

I dunno, I guess you have to assume that any criminal has a gun on them, and i'm sure they were trained to react this way. Was just speculating dunno why you must get so upset. I respect your opinion but think that it may have been a tad hasty to blow his head off.
If he had a screwdriver and it wasn’t a gun, fine but in that setting knowing the person is fleeing and capable of more crimes, they can’t assume he’s there to fix the kids toy. If they see something shiny come out of that pocket, it could be a knife which at close range will get you shot 100% of the time. The second a cop says “hands in the air” put them there...it’s super simple.
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Originally Posted By JaegerBrah
LOL what in the fuk are you talking about? Any criminal can easily obtain a firearm here and shootings happen constantly in bad neighborhoods. The only difference is the average person can't defend themselves with a legal firearm and are pretty much cucked if police aren't nearby.
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From what I've heard this summer could be a repeat of 2009. Lots of gang activity again.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa
If he had a screwdriver and it wasn’t a gun, fine but in that setting knowing the person is fleeing and acceptable of more crimes, they can’t assume he’s there to fix the kids toy. If they see something shiny come out of that pocket, it could be a knife which at close range will get you shot 100% of the time. The second a cop says “hands on the air” put them there...it’s super simple.
Yeah i suppose, fine. I concede.
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Originally Posted By RubberBandMang
The cops knew beforehand that he had run in and out of multiple houses and had previously been suspected of theft at a cell phone store

"An officer saw Smith hop over a fence into the backyard of a house in a cul-de-sac, according to police. The homeowner reportedly told Smith to leave, and he did."

They knew he was fleeing, not attempting to do crazy **** inside homes.

"Afterward, next to Smith on the floor, police found a “modified” screwdriver, said Jacobs, who declined to detail how the screwdriver was modified. She said investigators believe the screwdriver had been in Smith’s pocket."

So he wasn't reaching for anything and was likely just panicking.

I dunno, I guess you have to assume that any criminal has a gun on them, and i'm sure they were trained to react this way. Was just speculating dunno why you must get so upset. I respect your opinion but think that it may have been a tad hasty to blow his head off.
So are they just supposed to follow the pattern here like a math problem? If subject A did such and such 9 times, surely the 10th time he's just going to enter a house and not do "crazy chit". No.

It does NOT matter which attempt he is on when it comes to the crimes being committed. Each time he B&E's it is a NEW situation, which in turn can mean that he may do crazy chit. You do not at ANY time let your guard down and treat it as the most extreme situation possible. He is an intruder with intent. Intruders are usually armed and dangerous and the must treat the situation as so. They know god damn well, whether 13 years old, 33 or 63 that going into someone's house, whether as a prank or intent to steal or kill is the utmost lowest form of scum there is when it comes to criminals. It's as personal as you can get without actually killing someone by hand.

Also I am calm, I just tend to be an intense muther fuker. You came off like one of those US vs Euro trolls and that's how I treated you. I acknowledge you are trying to move away from that kind of attitude.
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Originally Posted By IronKrazy
So are they just supposed to follow the pattern here like a math problem? If subject A did such and such 9 times, surely the 10th time he's just going to enter a house and not do "crazy chit". No.

It does NOT matter which attempt he is on when it comes to the crimes being committed. Each time he B&E's it is a NEW situation, which in turn can mean that he may do crazy chit. You do not at ANY time let your guard down and treat it as the most extreme situation possible. He is an intruder with intent. Intruders are usually armed and dangerous and the must treat the situation as so. They know god damn well, whether 13 years old, 33 or 63 that going into someone's house, whether as a prank or intent to steal or kill is the utmost lowest form of scum there is when it comes to criminals. It's as personal as you can get without actually killing someone by hand.

Also I am calm, I just tend to be an intense muther fuker. You came off like one of those US vs Euro trolls and that's how I treated you. I acknowledge you are trying to move away from that kind of attitude.
Well said, I concede. With everything surrounding police brutality / blacklives matter, it should be parenting task #1 to inform your child that their hands need to be visible the moment they encounter police. I dunno brah, just sucks that someone lost their life on account of being a dumbass, likely without the intent of causing any harm at all.
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Originally Posted By RubberBandMang
The cops knew beforehand that he had run in and out of multiple houses and had previously been suspected of theft at a cell phone store

"An officer saw Smith hop over a fence into the backyard of a house in a cul-de-sac, according to police. The homeowner reportedly told Smith to leave, and he did."

They knew he was fleeing, not attempting to do crazy **** inside homes.

"Afterward, next to Smith on the floor, police found a “modified” screwdriver, said Jacobs, who declined to detail how the screwdriver was modified. She said investigators believe the screwdriver had been in Smith’s pocket."

So he wasn't reaching for anything and was likely just panicking.

I dunno, I guess you have to assume that any criminal has a gun on them, and i'm sure they were trained to react this way. Was just speculating dunno why you must get so upset. I respect your opinion but think that it may have been a tad hasty to blow his head off.
Listen here *******. Its easy to speculate from a desk or behind a screen. Us alpha males out in the real world putting in "work" know there is a reason cops blast people for not putting their hands up and having one hand in the pocket, its because some criminals have shot cops that were too nice.

So if you are stupid enough to not put your fukking hands up and hum and haw with one hand in the pocket you deserve a head shot from the popo.



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lol'd at the cop jumping when the dog hopped through the doggie door. I, for one, know when the weapons are locked, loaded and off safety and the adrenaline is pumping that you are laser focused on the slightest things.

Call me crazy but i dont find it that friggin hard to not get shot by the police
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Originally Posted By tank2003
lol'd at the cop jumping when the dog hopped through the doggie door. I, for one, know when the weapons are locked, loaded and off safety and the adrenaline is pumping that you are laser focused on the slightest things.

Call me crazy but i dont find it that friggin hard to not get shot by the police
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Out of curiosity, what ended up being in his pocket?
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Originally Posted By Critter5592
Out of curiosity, what ended up being in his pocket?
"Afterward, next to Smith on the floor, police found a “modified” screwdriver, said Jacobs, who declined to detail how the screwdriver was modified. She said investigators believe the screwdriver had been in Smith’s pocket."
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Originally Posted By RubberBandMang
Well said, I concede. With everything surrounding police brutality / blacklives matter, it should be parenting task #1 to inform your child that their hands need to be visible the moment they encounter police. I dunno brah, just sucks that someone lost their life on account of being a dumbass, likely without the intent of causing any harm at all.
Ya it does suck but people who know and understand english and basic commands while guns drawn at them, but refuse to listen while* in the act of a crime*(sitting in someones elses fuking garage with kids inside), i have no fuks to give. Theres still a simple primitive aspect to mankind : u play stupid games , u win stupid prizes.srs


The fact it took 4 pages and 12+ miscers to get you to slowly (semi reluctently it feels like) have a rational sense of this, is troublesome really.
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Originally Posted By RubberBandMang
Meh, I dont think officers should be taking shots until they either see a weapon or are in immediate danger. There's no way that guy is pulling a pistol in time, aiming, then shooting when 3 officers already are aimed right at him. Seemed a tad premature.
Dumbest **** I've read on the misc (srs)

I've timed myself hundreds (maybe thousands) of times on draw, shoot, hit at 10 yards. When I was training a lot, I was down to 1.2-1.4 seconds from concealed. When I'm rusty, it's around 2-2.3 seconds. Any random fck with 50 dollars to spare and some range time can be dangerous at 2-3 seconds from the concealed.
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Originally Posted By AVOJAMACADA
Ya it does suck but people who know and understand english and basic commands while guns drawn at them, but refuse to listen while* in the act of a crime*(sitting in someones elses fuking garage with kids inside), i have no fuks to give. Theres still a simple primitive aspect to mankind : u play stupid games , u win stupid prizes.srs


The fact it took 4 pages and 12+ miscers to get you to slowly (semi reluctently it feels like) have a rational sense of this, is troublesome really.
Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Dumbest **** I've read on the misc (srs)

I've timed myself hundreds (maybe thousands) of times on draw, shoot, hit at 10 yards. When I was training a lot, I was down to 1.2-1.4 seconds from concealed. When I'm rusty, it's around 2-2.3 seconds. Any random fck with 50 dollars to spare and some range time can be dangerous at 2-3 seconds from the concealed.
K bros i get it, please be gentle now.
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Originally Posted By RubberBandMang
K bros i get it, please be gentle now.
We are being gentle,trust me. I worry your naiveness will fuk u over hard , with encounters just like the op, in life unless u start thnking for yourself more, and not what cbc (canadas cnn) tells you to think.
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Originally Posted By AVOJAMACADA
We are being gentle,trust me. I worry your naiveness will fuk u over hard , with encounters just like the op, in life unless u start thnking for yourself more, and not what cbc (canadas cnn) tells you to think.
Fuark CBC makes me rage
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus
Fuark CBC makes me rage
Source on rage topics?
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Originally Posted By RubberBandMang
K bros i get it, please be gentle now.
I was only replying off the 1st page and didn't see your follow up comments later.
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Guy deserved to be shot for breaking in.... Criminal scum.

As far as his hands in his pockets? Meh. in my opinion his reason for dying was already in the bag.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Source on rage topics?
Not right now, let's just say they are basically CNN of Canada.
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Originally Posted By lildave
Not even surprised... I live in a pretty decent area and hear gunshots far more often this last year alone and the increase in break ins/stabbings. Not to mention, the angry, homeless junkies taking over in swarms makes me avoid downtown and other areas in general.
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Not right now, let's just say they are basically CNN of Canada.
Can confirm, they are Cuckada's CNN of piss.
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There was one where a cop was running to cover, aimed and shot once and dropped the bad guy with an AR who looked to be 20 metres away. Took him like 1 sec to aim. Dude looked well trained. Was impressed.

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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Source on rage topics?
Dailey srs. They cant dare say a single bad word on our cuck p.m cuz cbc in govey funded and legit bends over and says pls on anyyyytbing the libs say. Legit not even exagerating.


The other morning was a hour of how canadas cops are too hard and the rcmp needs to revise its entire force and principles.
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I see a uniform and my natural instinct is to obey commands, slow down, listen etc. It is a physical reaction, I can feel my body behaving that way.

Is that because of my suburban middle class upbringing? I wonder if people with chitty parents who grow up in chitholes have a different physical response. Causing them to run their mouth off, fidget and get theselves shot.
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If you behave like that in germany, you'll probably get shot too.
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I'm 100% perfectly fine with the way the cops handled the situation. More than enough verbal warning and absolutely no reason to have your hands in your pocket

If anything, I feel sorry for the cops for having to wait the 3-5 seconds for verbal warning. That's a lot of time for something bad to happen
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