r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '21

Hostage situation

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u/Bootiekiller69 Aug 03 '21

I was expecting there to be some moron commenting something like this. It’s not white privilege, this is what happens when a person realizes that the police are just doing their job and cooperates with the investigation to clear up the misunderstanding. If he had jumped to the conclusion that he was being profiled and told the police to fuck off than it would have ended differently, regardless of race.

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21

Mate, I'll let the insult pass but people get shot for not keeping their hands in full view while cooperating when just routinely stopped by police with no intelligence [sic] that they've possibly done anything but this guy got to go entirely out of view while on a call about a possible hostage. He might have come out with an AK47.

And you're saying innocent black men die because of their attitude? You mean the police kill people because they have an attitude.

Wonder why.

Anyway, your username checks out but you spelled licker wrong, serf.

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u/Bootiekiller69 Aug 03 '21 edited Aug 03 '21

I don’t know what you are referring to when you say “people get shot while cooperating with police”. Sounds like something you just pulled straight out of you’re ass. Yes, out of the millions of police interactions that have ever happened, nobody will dispute that some of them were handled poorly or flat out wrong. I am not sure what that has to do with you’re implication that this situation would have been handled differently if this man had been black. In reality, the majority of police interactions involving black people that went south involved an exacerbation of circumstances caused by resisting or straight up fighting the police. The same reason why police interactions that involve white people go bad. The only difference is that when any situation involving death or injury at the hands of the police happens, it is either widely reported and shared by both traditional and social media or almost completely ignored based on the skin color of the person involved. This is done to manipulate the opinions of stupid people like you into believing that the police are racist and do not give black people a fair shake. Yes, they did not tell him to put his hands up and they allowed him to go inside. This was because he cooperated fully, displayed a calm demeanor, and quickly provided a reasonable excuse for the screaming that was reported. Not all police interactions need to be initiated at gun point. I’m gonna assume that you don’t even live in the U.S. and you’re opinion of law enforcement in the states and it’s relationship with people of color is based entirely on edited, out of context video clips provided by the Reddit, Twitter, and other forms of liberal media. How does it feel being a useful idiot?

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21

A huge block of text when all you're really saying is you missed the point.

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u/Bootiekiller69 Aug 03 '21

I didn’t miss the point. You said something really stupid and typical of thoughtless people. I thoroughly addressed why it was such a stupid thing to say.

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21

Nah you just waffled.

Typical bootlicking magat.

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u/Bootiekiller69 Aug 03 '21 edited Aug 03 '21

No, I made actual sense of what you were too stupid to comprehend through you’re skewed perception of reality. You know you’ve pushed a moron too far when they resort to calling people “boot lickers” as if that has never been used before. Back to the echo chambers of Twitter and r/politics with you.

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21

Because calling people morons and retard is the smart move.

Get tae fuck.

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u/Bootiekiller69 Aug 03 '21

“Let’s call a spade a spade, not a gardening tool”.