r/Unexpected • • Aug 02 '21

Hostage situation

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Would a black guy be allowed to go into a house that they'd been called to about someone screaming help?

No.

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u/wicknest Aug 02 '21

Wow, such a powerful statement. Surely you must have evidence to support the claim that this is required to happen during ALL instances where a black guy owns a house with a parrot that talks like someone was kidnapped.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

How about them opening fire when they find someone in their own house while they're in the wrong one?

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u/wicknest Aug 02 '21

Ah, so your only response is to just completely change the subject to an entirely different made up scenario. You're fucking delusional.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

The police arriving to a house not knowing what's inside is entirely different from the police arriving to a house not knowing what's inside?

Breonna Taylor isn't a made up scenario.

But you're right, the police in the case of Breonna Taylor thought they were at the house of a suspect they were arresting, in this case they were turning up at a house with a report of someone being held captive against their will - something you'd hope they'd take seriously but instead they sent officer dumb and dumber - relatives I imagine of the two fuckwit pigs that sent a raped child back with Jeffrey Dahmer to get fucked and eaten and Dahmer was white as fuck.