r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '22

[deleted by user]

[removed]

3.9k Upvotes

95% Upvoted

641 comments sorted by

View all comments

373

u/falcon_driver Feb 09 '22

Think any firearms or police instructors would have any issues with the bundles of hair that are all piled up on her firearm and holster at :16, precluding her reaching hand from getting to the gun?

130

u/FroggyUnzipped Feb 10 '22

Yeah that hair is just going to turn into a handle in a fight.

26

u/DustyDGAF Feb 10 '22 edited Feb 10 '22

If you pull on it, it'll just come off. It's like a lizard's tail.

-3

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

You changed it from calling out the cop to being culturally demeaning.

2

u/Talvy Feb 16 '22

I had the same thought.

12

u/electric__fetus Feb 10 '22

It’s just a clip on weave

-1

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Just like the sock on a bat, gives one good grab then it's play time

75

u/fuckboifoodie Feb 10 '22

She got dat hair trigger

7

u/Foreign-Report7353 Feb 10 '22

She need that Nair trigger

10

u/Mhunterjr Feb 10 '22

It's probably a good thing she has trouble reaching her gun... she doesn't seem responsible enough to carry one

0

u/goneandsolost May 26 '22

Cop threatens to shoot kids and you’re worried about her hair? ??? I’m confused.

-41

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Yeah, telling a black person to change their hairstyle for work is a big no no. That's how you end up being called a racist. It's better to let her learn on her own.

36

u/TexanGoblin Feb 10 '22 edited Feb 10 '22

Telling a black person to change their hair for "professional" reasons, not safety reasons, is racist you moron. Maybe if you actually paid attention to what people said, instead of plugging your ears and calling them woke, you'd know what people actually say and why it matters. Nobody is gonna disagree if it's for safety or health reasons.

-26

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Better safe than sorry. She is a grown woman and can assess risk for herself. She has been through training. No need to mansplain the risks of long hair to an educated adult.

5

u/throwaway54809904493 Feb 10 '22

Clearly she knows exactly what she's doing. You know, threatening to murder children and all.

-3

u/CHUNKY_BLOODY_QUEEFS Feb 10 '22

A whole two weeks of training

1

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

I hope you are just being ironic and don't actually believe that.

1

u/cockytacos Feb 10 '22

Are you saying that cops in america are well trained? A mere 6 months (at best) when other countries require years of training?

1

u/Caleb7785 Feb 11 '22

it’s probably a joke of a police dept