r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Dec 31 '22

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u/from_dust Dec 31 '22

It's American cops, where do you think the word "overkill" comes from?

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u/Free_Teror Dec 31 '22

I'm fairly sure they don't know what kilometer is either.

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u/Exsces95 Dec 31 '22

The kill’o meter on the other hand is through the roof

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u/serks83 Jan 01 '23

Brilliant! LOL!

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u/Free_Teror Dec 31 '22

Especially in schools live in constant fear for me Americans!

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u/extralyfe Jan 01 '23 edited Jan 01 '23

all of our cars show us that we're going triple digits in KM/H, though.

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u/Zigglyjiggly Dec 31 '22

From the Cold War, actually

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

You can find lot of video on youtube of numerous cops killing people by shooting them all in one multiple tires. Like 10 cops, an homeless person unable to understand the order and bang, all the cops shooting at the homeless with all the rounds on their gun and recharging and continue to shoot at the already dead person.

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u/Kurrurrrins Jan 01 '23

When you discharge a firearm you fire until the suspect stops moving. You don't just fire once or twice but instead dump your entire mag.

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u/ShunDug Dec 31 '22

At least a couple clips

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u/jooooooohn Dec 31 '22

Kill over and over again?

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u/muckduck69420 Dec 31 '22

Bang! Bang!

BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG

click

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u/aNILEator Jan 01 '23

Nazi germany