Blazing Zero posted:

its sad that this will be the narrative, when it clearly isnt

speng31b posted:

gently caress off based on literally every word of this.

Shinjobi posted:

You should tattoo your red text onto your forehead. That's IRL

BeefThief posted:

police officers put their lives on the line every day

so do black people, but we didn't sign up for it

Scent of Worf posted:

Microwaves Mom posted:

Also guy shoots a cop and 500 cops swarm him in under a minute.


Guy shoots up a gay bar 5 cops show up a few hours later and then decide 3 hours after that to do something

Scent of Worf posted:

https://m.facebook.com/lanaydra.williams


https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=56904535&tsid=0.577925929101184&source=typeahead

cuck cuck im gay posted:

No one was arguing if he's a jerk or not. You claimed it was a fake profile created yesterday and I showed you that you're wrong.

That woman is trash for having that as a profile picture and that cop is also and really dumb for threatening a kid using a profile that has his pictures on it along with what police department he works for. Hope that helps!

OlmanRiver posted:

I legitimately tried to keep my kid off the interent. I asked all my family when he was born to not put his pictures up. I made a private snapfish that I kept updated for the people who loved him to see.

This stoped NOTHING. I beged once they started going up, I tried getting mad, I tried messaging facebook to take them down.

Its IMPOSSIBLE, and people have no respect for those who wish to have a small internet footprint for their child.

Then last week, at 4.5 years old he started asking to make his own youtube videos after seeing kids do unboxing videos on their toys. I lost the battle and my wife removed the restrictions on the family.

When hes 25 and his entire childhood is on the internet like that jim carry movie I wonder what his opinion will be.

nigga crab pollock posted:

when i was 16 i worked with a guy who thought cops were the poo poo and would go talk to them on the clock (read: annoyed the poo poo out of off-duty cops) and wanted to be a cop when he grew up. he was highly mentally unstable and prone to violence and he ended up getting fired bc he would throw temper tantrums n break poo poo. he was also dumb as poo poo but thought he was smarter than everyone else so he would talk down to you while u were fixing the poo poo he broke it was p incredible

he is now a cop

nigga crab pollock posted:

the russians (ALLEGEDLY!) did this once in a hostage situation w opiate gas and it backfired horribly by not stopping the threat and injuring police later + killing hostages

the problem is most any gas that can knock you out requires a high concentration of it, and if it doesnt then its likely dangerous af and unpredictable. u need a mechanism in which to slowly release gas or get it inside the gunman's location too, good luck

Spunky Psycho Ho posted:

Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 2014, a SWAT team used a robot when dealing with an armed suspect who barricaded himself inside of a motel room. The bomb squad's robot deployed chemical munitions, "which led to the subject's surrender," police said.

City of Tampa posted:

i actually looked into working for the Pinellas County Sheriffs years ago and their hiring requirements mentioned marijuana a lot and even had a weirdly specific number of times you could have smoked it, above which you were disqualified. and the requirements also pointed out that you'd be polygraph tested about marijuana and your hair would be tested too

they definitely gave me the impression that the most important requirement was not smoking marijuana more than like 6 times in your entire life

City of Tampa posted:

dude that sells weed = "drug dealer" lol

Narciss posted:

Boner Zone posted:

cops hedging their bets his kids will be violent thugs so it's good to already have the pics to put on cnn in 2025 when they resist arrest

Broken Loose posted:

No, it's more like that the USA explicitly states that its citizens deserve a trial in a court of law for their offenses, and that the police should never have the right or privilege to kill anybody, especially in the face of that privilege constantly being abused.

Broken Loose posted:

Also, keep in mind-- the current status quo is that cops literally get a paid vacation for murdering people in cold blood.

Funky See Funky Do posted:

Look I don't claim to be an expert on robotics (I have watched every episode of Battlebots though fwiw) but I don't see how programming them to be racist does that?

Young Freud posted:

You'll be glad that the National Electromagnetic Pulse Association fought for your right to carry that.

Seriously, I read on some tech blog, talking about the DroneDefender, an anti-drone electromagnetic jammer "gun", and some people were talking that they may be using the Second Amendment in the future to argue for things other than firearms like anti-drone electronic warfare.

Minimalist Program posted:

It's. Also in the US when you go to get KFC it's normal to stand behind a dude in line with an assault rifle on his back and you just have to hope he doesn't get mad when they give him the wrong order.

Young Freud posted:

You must misunderstand me, I'm not one of those guys who believes that Founding Fathers just because they couldn't comprehend 2.4-5.8GHz band radio jamming, that means we can't legal own it.

Of course, the Founding Fathers' concept of communications jamming and interception was shooting messengers.

Minimalist Program posted:

I did fear being gunned down though, which was my point. I did not like meeting a person who had big guns strapped to his torso. It was a scary situation that was not normal for me.

Minimalist Program posted:

The "being scared of people with guns gimmick" is hard to pull off.

SelenicMartian posted:

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/houston-police-officers-shoot-kill-gun-wielding-man/

Seems like a novel way to commit suicide

"Houston Police Department officials say the shooting happened about 12:40 a.m. Saturday, when officers saw a man with a revolver standing in the road. Police say after officers asked the man to put down the gun, he instead pointed the revolver in the air, then at the officers. The officers then fired numerous times.

Spokeswoman Jodi Silva told CBS News the officers were "fearing for their lives.""

Sethex posted:

A few dead cops is the unfortunate price we pay for pushing the subject into the central 'public conversation' zone.

Dead black men don't get what BLM wants as quickly as dead white cops do, so I'm all for the extra legal stuff.

All this talk on gun control is junk, let it go, Americans are nuts for guns, an they like it that way.

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