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- Jose
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Adrian Chiles is a broadcaster and writer
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Watch this video to cheer yourself up frankenstyle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_EYLtlMM20
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Dec 23, 2017 19:36
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- the fart question
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College Slice
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The gently caress is wrong with your cops?
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Dec 23, 2017 19:46
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- SealHammer
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Click to understand my bad faith posting.
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Get some friends who will hunt down and garotte cops who murder you in a muddy ditch out of jealousy.
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- Wild Horses
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There's really no meaning in making beetles fight.
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americans have my condolences for their hosed up cop culture
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Dec 23, 2017 19:47
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- paul_soccer10
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by Jeffrey of YOSPOS
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More often the good ones quit out of shame. An ex of mine was a cop in Richmond Va, and every one of the people she worked with that could be described as decent human beings, her included, ended up quitting either because they were bullied out when they didn't want to participate in shady poo poo or because they were ashamed to be associated with the kind of people that Richmond city liked to hire on. It pisses me off every time I hear "Oh there's a few bad apples, but most cops are noble heroes". No buddy, if it was a few "bad apples" they would be the ones getting weeded out by the good ones, instead of the other way around.
Richmond is a big college town and it may be different now, but a few years back it was common for apartment complexes that attracted students to keep an open apartment for cops to use rent free. The reasoning was that things would stay under control if a cop was around. So some cops would have one or even several apartments to either live in, or keep as a man cave away from home to hang out and play poker in with their cop buddies and get away from their wives. Of course some also would use them a free housing for the girlfriends they were also keeping from their wives. One guy in particular had access to seven or eight of the gifted apartments. In one he was keeping his sixteen year old niece that he was loving, and in the other apartments he'd rotate through teen runaways as young as twelve that he'd pick up patrolling. It was an open secret in that department for years (and presumably he was hooking up his cop buddies from time to time) until a police department in a neighboring county got sick of hearing complaints and ended up busting him too badly for his own department to keep covering for him. He ended up doing time, but it was also pretty conspicuous how little coverage it got in the local papers.
Then there was the cop that killed my friend Tom. Tom had started dating that cops ex-wife, and the officer had developed a history of parking in front of his and her houses, following them around, and generally harassing them from a distance. One evening Tom was on his way home from his fathers funeral. He was one of the last to the wake and fourteen of his family members were waiting on or around his front porch. That same cop had fallen in and followed him into his own driveway, and then hit the lights. Tom stopped maybe fifteen yards from the house. The cop approached with gun drawn, ordered him out of the car and cuffed his hands behind his back. Tom kept asking why he was doing this and the cop was just barking orders and not responding to Tom questions, or the fourteen goddamn family members who were asking what was going on as well. The cop walked Tom to a muddy culvert maybe thirty feet from the car, and ordered him to get on his knees. Tom said "I'll get on my knees by the car, but I'm not kneeling in mud in my suit at my dads funeral because you don't like me dating your ex". Then in front of his family the officer shot Tom once in the back, and then six more times in the back after he hit the ground. When the EMT's and tons of other cops had arrived, four or five of the witnesses (At that point including a couple of neighbors that were barely casual acquaintances) later testified that a superior told the shooter to "Go home, take a shower, and make sure you wash that uniform". After a six week paid leave he was back on duty, the internal investigation eventually cleared him, and the good old boy net work eventually blew off the civil suit. It wouldn't sell as a goddamn movie script because it's so absurd.
Goddamn. I didn't mean to go on like that, but it's something I don't much talk about, and I get kinda caught up in the moment up when I do. And hell, that's not even scratching the surface of all the other bullshit garbage my ex used to cry on my shoulder about. I mean yeah, anecdotal evidence blah-blah-blah, but maintaining a healthy fear and hatred of cops is just a basic survival skill. I can't even imagine having to deal with those fuckers if I wasn't white.
Just a suggestion but I think you should hunt down and murder that cop
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Dec 23, 2017 19:56
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- paul_soccer10
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by Jeffrey of YOSPOS
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Or really just kill the first cop you see
Make the world a better place
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Dec 23, 2017 20:09
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- Zzulu
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Mate, it seems like if a dude murders your best friend like that it's your duty to find him and mess him up good
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Dec 23, 2017 20:16
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- Who What Now
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by Azathoth
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Get some friends who will hunt down and garotte cops who murder you in a muddy ditch out of jealousy.
They are literally a State-sanctioned street game.
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Dec 23, 2017 20:59
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- Phobophilia
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by Hand Knit
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More often the good ones quit out of shame. An ex of mine was a cop in Richmond Va, and every one of the people she worked with that could be described as decent human beings, her included, ended up quitting either because they were bullied out when they didn't want to participate in shady poo poo or because they were ashamed to be associated with the kind of people that Richmond city liked to hire on. It pisses me off every time I hear "Oh there's a few bad apples, but most cops are noble heroes". No buddy, if it was a few "bad apples" they would be the ones getting weeded out by the good ones, instead of the other way around.
Richmond is a big college town and it may be different now, but a few years back it was common for apartment complexes that attracted students to keep an open apartment for cops to use rent free. The reasoning was that things would stay under control if a cop was around. So some cops would have one or even several apartments to either live in, or keep as a man cave away from home to hang out and play poker in with their cop buddies and get away from their wives. Of course some also would use them a free housing for the girlfriends they were also keeping from their wives. One guy in particular had access to seven or eight of the gifted apartments. In one he was keeping his sixteen year old niece that he was loving, and in the other apartments he'd rotate through teen runaways as young as twelve that he'd pick up patrolling. It was an open secret in that department for years (and presumably he was hooking up his cop buddies from time to time) until a police department in a neighboring county got sick of hearing complaints and ended up busting him too badly for his own department to keep covering for him. He ended up doing time, but it was also pretty conspicuous how little coverage it got in the local papers.
Then there was the cop that killed my friend Tom. Tom had started dating that cops ex-wife, and the officer had developed a history of parking in front of his and her houses, following them around, and generally harassing them from a distance. One evening Tom was on his way home from his fathers funeral. He was one of the last to the wake and fourteen of his family members were waiting on or around his front porch. That same cop had fallen in and followed him into his own driveway, and then hit the lights. Tom stopped maybe fifteen yards from the house. The cop approached with gun drawn, ordered him out of the car and cuffed his hands behind his back. Tom kept asking why he was doing this and the cop was just barking orders and not responding to Tom questions, or the fourteen goddamn family members who were asking what was going on as well. The cop walked Tom to a muddy culvert maybe thirty feet from the car, and ordered him to get on his knees. Tom said "I'll get on my knees by the car, but I'm not kneeling in mud in my suit at my dads funeral because you don't like me dating your ex". Then in front of his family the officer shot Tom once in the back, and then six more times in the back after he hit the ground. When the EMT's and tons of other cops had arrived, four or five of the witnesses (At that point including a couple of neighbors that were barely casual acquaintances) later testified that a superior told the shooter to "Go home, take a shower, and make sure you wash that uniform". After a six week paid leave he was back on duty, the internal investigation eventually cleared him, and the good old boy net work eventually blew off the civil suit. It wouldn't sell as a goddamn movie script because it's so absurd.
Goddamn. I didn't mean to go on like that, but it's something I don't much talk about, and I get kinda caught up in the moment up when I do. And hell, that's not even scratching the surface of all the other bullshit garbage my ex used to cry on my shoulder about. I mean yeah, anecdotal evidence blah-blah-blah, but maintaining a healthy fear and hatred of cops is just a basic survival skill. I can't even imagine having to deal with those fuckers if I wasn't white.
Bump for what the gently caress
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- Moridin920
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by FactsAreUseless
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Acab
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- polio king
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Just a suggestion but I think you should hunt down and murder that cop
at least date his ex-wife
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Feb 4, 2018 01:10
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- paul_soccer10
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by Jeffrey of YOSPOS
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disappointed the thread wasnt bumped because someone killed the cop in the op, or really any cop
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Feb 4, 2018 01:33
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- Methanar
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by the sex ghost
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disappointed the thread wasnt bumped because someone killed the cop in the op, or really any cop
Do cops have copy-cat killers?
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- ninjoatse.cx
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Fun Shoe
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disappointed the thread wasnt bumped because someone killed the cop in the op, or really any cop
This pretty much never happens. Hell, anyone coulda offed OJ, but nobody really cared enough. We can't all be Donner, or that guy who got blown up with a robot and explosives.
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