Current Events > Man crashes #BlueLivesMatter police rally in a pig costume

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https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/hd09o4/man_crashes_a_bluelivesmatter_police_rally_in_a/

lmao

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stop using cute animals as an insult

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Most of the people in the bluelivesmatter rally are people who have never been harassed, bothered or have been hurt by police.
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lmao

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Choco posted...

stop using cute animals as an insult

Choco pls

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LightningAce11 posted...

Most of the people in the bluelivesmatter rally are people who have never been harassed, bothered or have been hurt by police.

that tends to be the case when you're not a criminal .

Conflict posted...

Holy shit dude said "I hope your sister and your mother get raped". Jfc

It's funny how these cop supporters wish violence on people so easily

Yep. Because we all know black people do some pretty criminal activities like sit in their car, sit in the back of a classroom and host BBQs at a park

Real outstanding observation there guy.

lol you're so lost

Slider posted...

that tends to be the case when you're not a criminal .

im not a criminal and ive been harassed by a cop in a store i own for supporting black lives matter
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Bluebomber182 posted...

im not a criminal and ive been harassed by a cop in a store i own for supporting black lives matter

just because it happened in your head doesn't make it real.

Whos alt.

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Slider you should probably stop posting fam. You clearly don't meet the age requirement for this website.

At first I thought this said "crashes into" and was worried

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Slider posted...

just because it happened in your head doesn't make it real.

i own a sporting goods store. before the lockdown theres a cop that came in around once a month and gave me & my employees shit for having a blm banner in my store
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Bluebomber182 posted...

i own a sporting goods store. before the lockdown theres a cop that came in around once a month and gave me & my employees shit for having a blm banner in my store

He's clearly a child. I doubt he even knows what a sporting goods store is

I'm glad there are some people in the BlueLivesMatter that has a sense of humor, but yeah this was fucking hilarious.

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Lmao that was great
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"I'm gonna sue you because I'm offended!"

ROFL

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Snowflakes and bacon

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Choco posted...

stop using animals as an insult

Lolol this was hilarious

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Enjoy this time. Ive overseen 16 classes of new recruits and my
last class was filled with people I wouldnt trust with a BB gun.

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The dude in the pig costume has some balls holy shit. Gotta give him credit there, but he def seems like theres something wrong or off about him

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I love it!

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Dude's going to be a legend, lmao.
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Heh, that was actually pretty funny!
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Fucking legend

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I love this. This man has balls.

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Conflict posted...

"If you called 911 and needed help, how would you like it if no one was there for you?"

I hate arguments like that. Nobody is arguing that law enforcement isn't needed. The problem is that bad officers are protected by the union, fellow officers, prosecutors, judges, and sometimes even the laws themselves. Apparently the official police report for George Floyd's death stated that there was a "medical issue", with no mention made of one cop murdering him while several others enabled the behavior. To say nothing of the people who get framed for crimes or arrested for things that aren't actually crimes. The public never hears about most cases of misconduct, and even with they do, officers are hardly ever punished. When the are, the punishments are light and the police in general are indignant that there was any punishment of a fellow officer at all.

That just isn't how things should be. Nothing about the job of being a cop necessitates any of this BS protection they get. American soldiers in war zones constantly risk debilitating injury and loss of life, and they are held to far higher standards of conduct than police are. And when soldiers do mess up, military justice is harsher than regular criminal justice. There is no reason for this to not be the case for police too.

I legitimately don't understand the pro-police perspective with regards to reform. Who the hell wants to live in a world where police can do whatever they like to you with impunity? If your mentor or friend or spouse is a cop and you support them because they are good people, great! By getting rid of ridiculous police powers and protection, the good cops will no longer be forced to choose between having a job and saving someone from being murdered or having evidence planted and losing years of life for nothing. Any good cop that doesn't agree with huge police reforms either isn't really a good person, or has been fortunate enough to never see police corruption ruin lives. There is no downside for good cops if strong police reforms get passed, because it can only make being a good person easier.

Once we get done reforming police, we can start on the corrupt judges and prosecutors. Sensible laws to eliminate minor crimes and unclog the prisons and courts would be sweet too. It's time to make America great again...for real this time OK? There is no reason our country has to look like this.

darkmaian23 posted...

I hate arguments like that. Nobody is arguing that law enforcement isn't needed. The problem is that bad officers are protected by the union, fellow officers, prosecutors, judges, and sometimes even the laws themselves. Apparently the official police report for George Floyd's death stated that there was a "medical issue", with no mention made of one cop murdering him while several others enabled the behavior. To say nothing of the people who get framed for crimes or arrested for things that aren't actually crimes. The public never hears about most cases of misconduct, and even with they do, officers are hardly ever punished. When the are, the punishments are light and the police in general are indignant that there was any punishment of a fellow officer at all.

That just isn't how things should be. Nothing about the job of being a cop necessitates any of this BS protection they get. American soldiers in war zones constantly risk debilitating injury and loss of life, and they are held to far higher standards of conduct than police are. And when soldiers do mess up, military justice is harsher than regular criminal justice. There is no reason for this to not be the case for police too.

I legitimately don't understand the pro-police perspective with regards to reform. Who the hell wants to live in a world where police can do whatever they like to you with impunity? If your mentor or friend or spouse is a cop and you support them because they are good people, great! By getting rid of ridiculous police powers and protection, the good cops will no longer be forced to choose between having a job and saving someone from being murdered or having evidence planted and losing years of life for nothing. Any good cop that doesn't agree with huge police reforms either isn't really a good person, or has been fortunate enough to never see police corruption ruin lives. There is no downside for good cops if strong police reforms get passed, because it can only make being a good person easier.

Once we get done reforming police, we can start on the corrupt judges and prosecutors. Sensible laws to eliminate minor crimes and unclog the prisons and courts would be sweet too. It's time to make America great again...for real this time OK? There is no reason our country has to look like this.

Quality post!
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darkmaian23 posted...

Nobody is arguing that law enforcement isn't needed.

You should rephrase this, because there are definitely people on this very board who argue that nearly every day.

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undefined posted...

"If you called 911 and needed help, how would you like it if no one was there for you?"

Strawman argument by the ignorant. Civil response teams with suits, walkie-talkies, and a firearm would be just as effective. And would eliminate the corrupt, disgusting, vile cop unions

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I like how they called him a pussy and he was like "do think just anyone would wear this?"

Salute

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darkmaian23 posted...

I hate arguments like that. Nobody is arguing that law enforcement isn't needed. The problem is that bad officers are protected by the union, fellow officers, prosecutors, judges, and sometimes even the laws themselves. Apparently the official police report for George Floyd's death stated that there was a "medical issue", with no mention made of one cop murdering him while several others enabled the behavior. To say nothing of the people who get framed for crimes or arrested for things that aren't actually crimes. The public never hears about most cases of misconduct, and even with they do, officers are hardly ever punished. When the are, the punishments are light and the police in general are indignant that there was any punishment of a fellow officer at all.

That just isn't how things should be. Nothing about the job of being a cop necessitates any of this BS protection they get. American soldiers in war zones constantly risk debilitating injury and loss of life, and they are held to far higher standards of conduct than police are. And when soldiers do mess up, military justice is harsher than regular criminal justice. There is no reason for this to not be the case for police too.

I legitimately don't understand the pro-police perspective with regards to reform. Who the hell wants to live in a world where police can do whatever they like to you with impunity? If your mentor or friend or spouse is a cop and you support them because they are good people, great! By getting rid of ridiculous police powers and protection, the good cops will no longer be forced to choose between having a job and saving someone from being murdered or having evidence planted and losing years of life for nothing. Any good cop that doesn't agree with huge police reforms either isn't really a good person, or has been fortunate enough to never see police corruption ruin lives. There is no downside for good cops if strong police reforms get passed, because it can only make being a good person easier.

Once we get done reforming police, we can start on the corrupt judges and prosecutors. Sensible laws to eliminate minor crimes and unclog the prisons and courts would be sweet too. It's time to make America great again...for real this time OK? There is no reason our country has to look like this.

Well said, damn!

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eston posted...

I like how they called him a pussy and he was like "do think just anyone would wear this?"

Salute

lol that was one of my favorite responses. Dude knows how to troll. He def grew up on the internet

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Wait? Blue lives matter?

why dont other lives matter too? All lives matter right?

Conflict posted...

"If you called 911 and needed help, how would you like it if no one was there for you?"

"I'd call a crack dealer"

fucking dead

I find it funny when people say this because street gangs were originally created to protect their communities from the police lmao

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

I find it funny when people say this because street gangs were originally created to protect their communities from the police lmao

I had no idea. Do tell more please?

I like how they are shouting all lives matter but one of them suggested he should run into the street and get hit by a car

Doesn't the pig costume guy's life matter too?

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SwordMaster13X posted...

I like how they are shouting all lives matter but one of them suggested he should run into the street and get hit by a car

Doesn't the pig costume guy's life matter too?

no cause in their mind, if you aren't on their side then your life doesn't matter

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I think the lady who was like "I think he's talking about actual pigs, not policeman" is adorable. She was actually trying to give him the benefit of the doubt lol.

Plus it was right after that guy said he hopes his mother and sister gets raped. So the contrast on that made her seem even sweeter.

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Oh Boston

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DirkDiggles posted...

"I'm gonna sue you because I'm offended!"

ROFL

might be the most American line every

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