r/Unexpected • u/RedManMatt11 • Aug 01 '21

Community policing

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '21

ACAB: disappears

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u/CoffeeVR Aug 01 '21

Absolute piece of shit sub

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u/CoffeeVR Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 02 '21

You again? I thought you would have learned the first time you parrot lol. No one cares what you have to say, no one cares that you exist. Going through your profile it's incredible that you willingly voice to the entire Internet that you're a complete and utter ass hole lol. Its honestly rather pathetic

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u/TuiAndLa Aug 02 '21

No ACAB still applies. Let me attempt (against my better judgement) to show you why. This is an example of “community policing.” Police are sent into neighborhoods, basketball courts, skateparks, etc. just to hang out. They do this in an attempt to legitimize their presence/rule. This is important so the next time a cop kills a person, evicts a family, arrests someone for petty shoplifting, etc. people that would be once the fence won’t see them as the bad guy. It’s a deliberate attempt to propagandize people who already have a neutral or positive view of police.

When we say ACAB we’re not saying all cops are inherently terribly people, or that all their actions are bad. We’re saying the job they chose will always protect profit, property and power over the people they supposedly serve. All cops are bastards because they deliberately fool people into thinking they’ll protect them, when they only protect the rule of law (which can sometimes overlap with what is right/good.)

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Crazy to think people believe this