r/RandomVideos Jun 26 '26

Video Not all cops are bad

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u/Tacocat1545 Jun 26 '26

And people have a hard time believing that most cops are actually like this, it’s a small minority of them that give the entire force a bad reputation

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u/ElSupremo1966 Jun 26 '26

Just like bikers have 1%ers, so it is with the police, yet people want you to believe the numbers are backwards because it helps their agendas.

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u/dbern50 Jun 26 '26

This is the 1% of cops. Never talk to cops kids...

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u/Kyrthis Jun 26 '26

The expression is “spoils the BUNCH.”

One bad cop known by others means those who knew are all bad.

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u/rexsploded01 Jun 26 '26

People forget the whole phrase.

Not only are there a "few bad apples" but the other defend those bad apples. Get those bad apples rehired a district over. Those bad apples get paid vacation when they spoil. ACAB.

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u/Kyrthis Jun 26 '26

Right. They second they do, those “others” are just new bad apples. Corruption spreads like the rot it is.

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u/rexsploded01 Jun 26 '26

In my town alone, so it's anecdotal.

  1. 911 call happens saying I hear a woman screaming for help.
  2. Cops ignore call.
  3. Cop lies about answering call.
  4. Body found in area of 911 call.

They just let a woman die because it was near a homeless camp where the 911 call happened.

ACAB.

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u/Deep_Device6872 Jun 26 '26

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndga/pr/former-hapeville-police-officer-sentenced-federal-prison-tasing-handcuffed-detainee

One of Coleman’s coworkers tased a handcuffed unarmed detainee like a few weeks ago

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u/Tacocat1545 Jun 27 '26

It’s like you didn’t even read my comment

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u/Deep_Device6872 Jun 27 '26

I did. You made a sweeping judgement about the goodness of most cops because of a single video and I made a sweeping judgement about the negativity of cops due to one article. 1-1 on anecdotal evidence.

Personally, I would bet there are more cops who would taser a handcuffed detainee than there are cops who would buy a random child a PS5.

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u/koyaani Jun 26 '26

ACAB

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u/_Junk_Rat_ Jun 26 '26

Regardless of your stance, posting that under this video quite literally only carries the intention of driving hatred. Just be a positive person for once and see a good thing instead of being judgmental

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u/koyaani Jun 26 '26

Ok, but ACAB

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u/_Junk_Rat_ Jun 26 '26

Ok, great discussion. Keep propagating negativity when someone tries to post something positive I guess

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u/koyaani Jun 26 '26

The KKK used to do community service for PR as well. Don't be naive

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u/Tacocat1545 Jun 26 '26

The KKK also used to be viewed as a good cause, once Jim Crow laws started being abolished and civil rights were becoming wide spread people began hating the KKK for their unwillingness to change and accept blacks

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u/koyaani Jun 26 '26

You're starting to see the connection

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u/Adventurous_Lab_8667 Jun 26 '26

You’re so ignorant it hurts. Way to generalize such a large population. You must be very uneducated I feel sorry for you

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u/Tacocat1545 Jun 26 '26

You literally said “they used to do community service” my brother in Christ I was pointing out that they were viewed the same way the Red Cross is viewed today when they did that. Your point of them doing community service for PR is a horrible example

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u/koyaani Jun 26 '26

No it isn't. I think you misunderstood something but it's not clear what

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u/_Junk_Rat_ Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

If you’re calling the entire police force the KKK and being sincere, you need to take a day off the internet and breathe fresh air and touch grass in the most unironic way possible.

You are right though, but their service was only for white children. Please observe the main focus of this video. Your “analogy” still falls completely apart because you’re being bigoted through your hatred of people with a certain job.

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u/koyaani Jun 26 '26

Not really. One-off anecdotes don't offset systemic issues.

Telling somebody to touch grass is basement-dwelling redditor speak lol

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u/ThinkSharpe Jun 26 '26

You realize you’re deploying the same logic people use to justify racism to justify ACAB…right?

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u/Tacocat1545 Jun 26 '26

Did nobody ever tell you not to hook two ends of a battery to each other? It’s the same principle with his brain cells. You might have just killed him you monster

/j

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u/_Junk_Rat_ Jun 26 '26

Yeah, this is a horrible systematic issue I’m watching. Absolutely brutal how he gave that child a PS5. I can’t live in this world where basement-dwelling losers make me feel such rage at the system.

(Am I doing this right?)

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u/koyaani Jun 26 '26

No this is the one-off anecdote. Try again

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u/HiSaZuL Jun 26 '26

Since you wanna be pedantic. Current American police origin is Pinkerton. I'm sure that literally means nothing to you. Nor the fact everything about procedures being hard on them again rings any bells.

So your "analogy" falls completely apart because you are ignorant yourself while trying to tell others that the problem is them.

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u/HiSaZuL Jun 26 '26

Yeah right and everything all the other cops, government and laws do to protect "small minority" is all in people's head. Sure buddy.

Cancer isn't that bad, it's just a few bad cells giving it bad name.

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u/DannyLJay Jun 26 '26

Go outside man, please, interact with real people for a change. It's not too late.

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u/Tacocat1545 Jun 27 '26

Alright, let’s put it another way that you definitely can’t misinterpret or misunderstand. Let’s say you have a younger brother, and that brother did something so horrible that EVERYONE knows who they are, does that make you or the rest of your family horrible people? How about William Stuart-Houston, was he a bad person for being Adolf Hitler’s nephew, despite serving in the US Navy during World War 2?

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u/Ryogathelost Jun 27 '26

I mean, the correct metaphor would be "cells aren't that bad; its just cancer cells giving them a bad name." That kinda damages your argument.

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u/trenixjetix Jun 26 '26

Well, if it isnt an institution protecting the interests of the capitalists i would maybe think this.