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Nice piece of fish posted:Oh come on, man. At least pretend you want to support your claims, don't go full tilt namecalling kindergartener on us already. Yeah the police are evil and should all be executed but saying “just let everyone run” is a loving retarded policy.
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High speed chases make good television so they should be encouraged hth
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ChairMaster posted:You are absolutely pathetic, dude. We don't support the boot lickers in gip either dawg.
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Veni Vidi Ameche! posted:Peruvian Welder uses Ulcerated Perineum. It’s superinfected!
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ChairMaster posted:Wow it's like cops don't give a poo poo about safety or the lives of the people they claim to protect and are more concerned with childish machismo and showmanship in the pursuit of making themselves look badass. Plenty of cops are good and well intentioned people who do actually care about public safety, they just tend to have a myopic perspective on what is a danger to the public where they disproportionately fixate on crime as opposed to the consequences of enforcing laws in our current system of criminal justice in the context of all the unaddressed problems with social justice. It's a systemic problem with the philosophy of policing in the US more than it's an issue with the character of individual people. That's not to say that there isn't a sizable portion of police who are drawn to the authority or even more who eventually become cynical and corrupted by the system they work within and perpetuate. The real challenge of reforming criminal justice in the US is vastly larger and much harder than a simplistic caricature of the issue as "cops are childish authority craving narcissists" even if a bunch of them are obviously that. Perhaps useful to an accelerationist agenda, but not a real picture of the problem.
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Renegret posted:Car chases lead to good content though and what's a few civilian lives here or there? 
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Cop shoulda pulled over. What a dumbass.
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glynnenstein posted:The real challenge of reforming criminal justice in the US is vastly larger and much harder than a simplistic caricature of the issue as "cops are childish authority craving narcissists" even if a bunch of them are obviously that. Perhaps useful to an accelerationist agenda, but not a real picture of the problem. Cops are having recruitment shortages across the country for a reason, it's because normal reasonable human beings don't want to be cops anymore. Anyone who stays in the system long enough either becomes a complicit monster like the rest of them or gets kicked out and targeted and forced to move away.
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I think we've derailed the OSHA enough with Cop talk for a while. thanks.
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ChairMaster posted:Cops are having recruitment shortages across the country for a reason, it's because normal reasonable human beings don't want to be cops anymore. Anyone who stays in the system long enough either becomes a complicit monster like the rest of them or gets kicked out and targeted and forced to move away. yeah that's the reason
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ChairMaster posted:Cops are having recruitment shortages across the country for a reason, it's because normal reasonable human beings don't want to be cops anymore. Anyone who stays in the system long enough either becomes a complicit monster like the rest of them or gets kicked out and targeted and forced to move away. Stop this derail, thanks. edit Burt Sexual posted:I think we've derailed the OSHA enough with Cop talk for a while. thanks. Thanks!
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insta posted:That's kinda what happened in the UK with scooter / motorcycle theft... The way British cities, particularly London, are laid out means that unless you specifically go all out, you can't reasonably stop a scooter. Which has led to a policy of forcing them to crash, because a pursuit will become dangerous to the public (they take to pavements and pedestrian alleys), and by far the people most likely to be involved in trying to make off on scooters are criminals involved in specifically violent offences so there is an imperative need to apprehend them. As opposed to people who fail to stop in cars, who are usually non-violent, and can be entirely innocent of any offense but have poor control of their fight or flight response. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Felon Musk posted:"Musk called his project still "a little rough around the edges." The system's first test drivers described a bumpy ride at less than optimum speeds" https://twitter.com/laura_nelson/status/1075243559991693314 
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Here's some very old news about a court ruling that allows police departments to turn down applicants if they do too well (and of course, too poorly) on intelligence tests. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/too-smart-to-be-a-cop/ the reasoning seems to be that high IQ applicants use valuable training time and department resources, only to move on to another career much more quickly than average intelligence applicants. as far as I can tell this ruling still stands and could be the policy of any department in the USA.
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schmug posted:https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/tech/elon-musk-puts-his-electric-car-tunnel-calls-it-future-ncna949686 lmao Elon claims cars will be able to go 150mph through his lumpy hole
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Burt Sexual posted:I think we've derailed the OSHA enough with Cop talk for a while. thanks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouHkL7u9qLw&t=90s
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My 15 year old garage door will stop if my dog trips the sensor running out but that thing will machine-press a Jeep sitting right on top of it? I don't see any shoes so I assume the Jeep was unoccupied.
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Burt Sexual posted:I think we've derailed the OSHA enough with Cop talk for a while. thanks. I missed this sorry
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SENSUAL DAD KISS posted:lmao Elon claims cars will be able to go 150mph through his lumpy hole lol it looks like a bumper car. Who needs autonomous when you can just bounce of the walls all the way to your destination. 
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Ixian posted:My 15 year old garage door will stop if my dog trips the sensor running out but that thing will machine-press a Jeep sitting right on top of it? Evidently an underground space containing the machinery flooded, causing the motor to get stuck in "raise mode". These lifts don't have a grwat reputation in Aus. and I can kinda see why.
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schmug posted:lol it looks like a bumper car. Who needs autonomous when you can just bounce of the walls all the way to your destination. Requires a fully autonomous vehicle i.e. certain Teslas. The bumper wheels are actually attached to the car. Always. I feel like this little detail is being overlooked by the press, who are either A) fawning over Musk again or B) Complaining about crap like a bumpy ride that is easily correctable. The fact that you need a 100k+ autonomous car with permanently attached retractable bumper wheels is seen as a minor detail. Quite the change from their original "car sled" plan, which must have ended up being completely unworkable if this is the alternative they settled on.
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That looks similar to the system used on O-Bahn buses - guide rollers attached to the steering arms.
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GotLag posted:That looks similar to the system used on O-Bahn buses - guide rollers attached to the steering arms. if only they could come up with something like that on rails and it could do like 300mph. Boy, that would be something.
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It's one of the dumbest 'solutions' I can imagine. It's like trying to build an apartment complex out of sleeping bags.
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SENSUAL DAD KISS posted:It's one of the dumbest 'solutions' I can imagine. It's like trying to build an apartment complex out of sleeping bags. don't give him any ideas
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SENSUAL DAD KISS posted:It's one of the dumbest 'solutions' I can imagine. It's like trying to build an apartment complex out of sleeping bags. He already has the metal coffins/submarines figured out. Just make them stackable and he'd have a hook in that minimalist living market.
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Why not just a underground road? then people could go both ways. Why not just a ramp instead of a lift?
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hemale in pain posted:Why not just a underground road? then people could go both ways. Why not just a ramp instead of a lift? not disruptive enough
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Ixian posted:Requires a fully autonomous vehicle i.e. certain Teslas. Lmao
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Gunshow Poophole posted:
i mean, other than needing a driver and having to rely on bumpers to keep it from killing someone...
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:That concrete work looks awful. Yeah, seriously
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hemale in pain posted:Why not just a underground road? then people could go both ways. Why not just a ramp instead of a lift? Why not lower the road?
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Imagine one of Tesla's famous battery fires in one of those tunnels.
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schmug posted:https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/tech/elon-musk-puts-his-electric-car-tunnel-calls-it-future-ncna949686 Can't wait to get into a 150mph car crash 40 feet below the ground in a single lane tunnel.
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