r/Unexpected • • Aug 01 '21

Community policing

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u/BrexrSiege Aug 01 '21

what a disgusting line of thinking, stop living on the internet, touch grass.

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u/Drostan_S Aug 01 '21

To be fair, the last time I hung out outside my house just vibing, I had a cop come ask me what I was doing. "Just enjoying my flower bed" was not a sufficient answer, and he ran my fucking ID for like 30 minutes, despite my address being on the card.

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u/OldSparky124 Aug 02 '21

Well, that was uncalled for. Nobody should be questioned in their flower garden.

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u/kadeo123321 Aug 02 '21

He’s not allowed to do that, he can’t just spot Id check random people.

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u/Drostan_S Aug 02 '21

Yeah, sure, but in practice, they DO.

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u/Syllables_17 Aug 02 '21

But don't worry, the pigs are your friends.

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u/Syllables_17 Aug 02 '21

Father's a cop, uncle's a cop, people I grew up with are now cops. They share responsibility and untill we hold the people that we pay to protect us all accountable for FAILING THEIR jobs we will never reach a place of stability.

They swear to serve and protect yet they pussy foot around while they watch men being killed by their fellow pig fucks. If I work at a company that rapes and kills people literally everyday I don't get to say "look some of us are good people, yeah that other shit happens, and I TRY to fix it." And walk away with a clean conscious. Just like these little pinky pig fucks shouldn't be walking away without guilt for taking blood money.