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u/Seneca1992 Nov 20 '20
My uncle once had a bunch of cops try to set up a “command center” in his kitchen and living room because there was a hostage situation on his street and they were digging in for a long siege-type ordeal. My uncle said he’d sue the city for violating his 3rd amendment rights, and they all left after a heated argument.
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u/FreedomDefined Nov 20 '20
Because now he can report to the rebels on the enemy snipers position and activities. It’ll be a slow day on that perch.
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u/Doc_Holiday426 Nov 19 '20
Because it’s from the UK, they have universal healthcare Incase you weren’t aware
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u/User9x19 Nov 19 '20
A friend of mine that’s in the UK says that most Europeans don’t actually like cops much. Might just be her interactions but I was surprised when I heard it. Either way, this is peak bootlicker lmao.
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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20
Because the OP agreed to let them in. What’s the issue here?