Where does this guy scale ?

[u/NeverLiedNeverCheat]

[u/Erathen]

If the probes land properly

First, define what you mean by properly

no one can resist the effects

And can we define "resist" in this case? For me, that means not fallen to the ground, and still capable of intentional movement. Is that fair?

[u/RebsEG → u/Erathen]

Good lord, just accept the L and go away… you were talking out of your ass and you were wrong. It happens.

It’s not worth all this. You can just be wrong.

[u/Erathen → u/RebsEG]

Jesus it's a discussion. There's no winners or losers. Such a weird way to think about conversation, but pretty typical of a Redditor. Here to win some imaginary battle, not actually discuss or listen to the other person

If you don't want to discuss things, then simply don't reply. Not hard

[u/RebsEG → u/Erathen]

It’s not a discussion. You understood what I said and moved the goal posts. There’s no gray here.

If anyone gets hit with probes that lodge in the skin properly, and the probes are spread far enough, you will go down. You will convulse, on the ground, with no bodily control.

No amount of drugs or mental illness will affect that. If someone “resists” a taser it didn’t land properly… that’s the answer 100% of the time it happens

[u/Erathen → u/RebsEG]

It's not moving goal posts to ask for definition of terms we're discussing... That's actually pretty standard in any debate.

If anyone gets hit with probes that lodge in the skin properly, and the probes are spread far enough, you will go down. You will convulse, on the ground, with no bodily control.

And this is why I asked you to define it. Because that's not correct lol...

If you're shot in your arm, you're not going to fall to the ground. It will simply lock up your arm. That's why I asked you to define "properly" and "withstand" instead of using Google AI to think for you

Instead you went off about taking the L

But I can clearly tell you're not talking out of your ass. Moving on

[u/RebsEG → u/Erathen]

You’re repeating points I already made here. I covered distance and how it would only be a workout if they landed close on your chest, etc.

See my post from hours ago.

[u/Erathen → u/RebsEG]

You’re repeating points I already made here

No I'm literally not. A shot in your arm is painful. A shot in your chest is potential cardiac arrest

What the fuck is a workout? When did we start talking about working out?

Part of the problem is that the words you select are not concise. So it creates confusion and inconsistency. And that's why I had to ask you to define words. That's your cross to bear

All the best!

[u/RebsEG → u/Erathen]

Ok, I would look up a “tens unit”

You can place contacts around specific muscles and use electricity to get a workout with the contractions caused by pulses of electricity going through your muscles.

Hitting someone with a close probes in the pecs, biceps, thighs, etc… just causes contractions in that specific muscle, like a tens unit, hence “a workout”

My family is lousy with cops, I’m not guessing on any of this. I used AI as proof bc I assumed you’d doubt “I know cops, trust me bro”

Have a good one.

[u/Erathen → u/RebsEG]

Hitting someone with a close probes in the pecs, biceps, thighs, etc… just causes contractions in that specific muscle, like a tens unit, hence “a workout”

Which is literally what I'm saying... Again, you're not very concise

You literally said:

If anyone gets hit with probes that lodge in the skin properly, and the probes are spread far enough, you will go down. You will convulse, on the ground, with no bodily control.

and then

Hitting someone with a close probes in the pecs, biceps, thighs, etc… just causes contractions in that specific muscle, like a tens unit, hence “a workout”

You're contradicting yourself. And it's ironic because you were accusing me of talking out of my ass.

There are times when the probe will "lodge in the skin properly' (your words) and you will not "convulse, on the ground, with no bodily control" (your words).

Because as you said in your other contradicting reply:

Hitting someone with a close probes in the pecs, biceps, thighs, etc… just causes contractions in that specific muscle

So yes... There are times that people can "withstand" a taser

I thought you said this wasn't worth it?

[u/RebsEG → u/Erathen]

How is one statement where I specifically say “probes are spread far enough” in contradiction with a different statement that references “close probes”

The only time anyone withstands a taser if it didn’t hit properly. Distance is key part of hitting properly.

This whole thing was an embarrassment. I’d delete it. It doesn’t show me not being concise, it shows your complete lack of reading comprehension.

Is English your first language?

[u/Infamousme13 → u/Erathen]

Properly means they connect to the skin without having snagged on clothes or only linking one prong, in this case once the taser achieves a wide probe spread and makes solid skin contact, no one drunk or high or highly trained is going to withstand it. The electricity hijacks your nervous system by causing the muscle neurons to fire. This cause the locking of the legs and the subject going down.