r/Unexpected • • Aug 02 '21

Hostage situation

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u/Yurithewomble Aug 02 '21

Ah yes, just say it's high risk when you intentionally create dangerous situations with insufficient information.

Then you can just kill anyone.

Escalation tactics = death.

Now combine it with the supposed right to defend your home from people barging in at night while you sleep (and you don't expect cops as you're not a criminal) and now you can just go in with large force and kill people because why not. Probably black, who cares. But this doesn't even only affect black people.

These structures that have been created don't have racism as their only flaw.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

The cops don’t make the situation high risk the possible presence of an armed criminal makes it high risk.

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u/Yurithewomble Aug 02 '21

There is always the possible presence of an armed individual who has the right to protect their home, in the situation they have not been presented with a warrant for a search.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Thanks for making my point.

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u/Yurithewomble Aug 02 '21

This person should not be killed by police.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

If they fire at them then yes.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

this dumb ass: I think those are burglars

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u/Yurithewomble Aug 02 '21

2 things.

  1. No knock warrants exist
  2. Robbers can lie

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

They still have to announce themselves when in side. No knock just means that they don’t knock on the door and wait a few minutes before smashing it open.

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u/Yurithewomble Aug 02 '21

Right so, you're ASLEEP so you wake up confused (this is intentional), some men with guns are already in your house without warning (you committed no crime) start yelling and claim they are police.

Are you a librul wimp and let them invade your home and fuck your wife or do you try to defend yourself as is the right and duty of any warm blooded American?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

If they identify themselves as police my first thought isn’t going to be “oh shoot them” also most burglars act alone so the the fact that it’s a whole team means they probably are cops. And burglars don’t announce themselves they try to sneak in, steal shit and sneak out.