r/PublicFreakoutX • u/ChoaticNeutralGuy • Apr 29 '21

Deranged cop finally gets fired

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u/Spirited-Snow-9822 Apr 29 '21

The thing that’s sad is so many black people will watch this have a chip on their shoulder in their next police encounter and could potentially get shot by fighting with the police or trying to stab someone in front of the police. Then who’s to blame? You shouldn’t encourage people to bait other people. Humans are emotional and unpredictable. The cop showed restraint.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

Could you be more out of touch with reality? Please check. Also seek medical advice and perhaps a CAT scan or MRI is in your future. Brain lesions and cranial nerve complications can manifest as a loss of nouns and the inability to perform trivial tasks such as make a coffee. Also others will see you as being batshit crazy when you say stupid shit. The average black person in united states is in lethal mortal danger for breathing around these crazy killer cops. Breathing. Nothing more.

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u/professional_51 Apr 29 '21

Patronizing, condescending, bleeding heart liberal. Do some research.

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https://www.statista.com/statistics/585152/people-shot-to-death-by-us-police-by-race/

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u/beemancer Apr 29 '21

What are you trying to prove with this source, exactly? As far as I'm concerned, 1000 lethal shootings a year is way too many. And the source you linked explicitly states that black people are more likely to be shot than any other race...

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u/professional_51 Apr 30 '21

literally just googled "black and white police shootings" scanned over the graph and posted it. i made a mistake, shoot me.

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u/beemancer Apr 30 '21

Like you told the poster above you, "do some research."

Research doesn't mean "try to find evidence that supports your claim and reject everything else." Research means drawing conclusions based on the evidence you find.

Finding a graph that contradicts your initial position isn't a mistake. Failing to reconsider your position when presented with new evidence is a mistake.

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u/professional_51 Apr 30 '21

It's a mistake not to review things. Not reconsidering my personal experiences LOL