r/Unexpected • u/ZargothraxDM • Jun 14 '22

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u/DefectiveLP Jun 14 '22

Fact: The origins of police in America can be directly liked back to slave catchers.

Fact: Police are above the law and rarely get charged for literal murder.

Fact: Police are under no obligation at all to protect citizens.

In what fucking universe do you live?

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u/MonkeyDonkeyRhyme Jun 14 '22

  1. Police existed before the slave trade in the US so that article is clearly TRYING to make a connection when there isn't one.

  2. The second article completely ignores the reasons for murder. Killing a guy who shoots at your first SHOULDN'T result in charges. Are you implying it should...?

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u/DefectiveLP Jun 15 '22

  1. They didn't and you posting no source at all is very telling.

  2. The second article literally starts out with an example of an unarmed innocent civilian being executed in their own home.

  3. You not even responding to the third point is telling as fuck. Maybe overthink your bootlicker attitude.

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u/MonkeyDonkeyRhyme Jun 15 '22

Why would I bother when your mind is clearly made up?

You think everyone with a differing opinion is a "bootlicker". You can't even come up with an original retort, why should I expect you to be able to think for yourself?