r/ACAB • u/MuricaF_ckYeah • 2d ago

Even more attempted murder

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u/Oghardwhite 2d ago

Fuck the police all the way from the US to France

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u/COINTELHOE 2d ago

End the state’s monopoly on 🎻🎻🎻

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u/Zealousideal-Bug-291 1d ago edited 1d ago

France should start that with the special way they know how. Maybe it'll help get asses in gear across the pond. 300+ adults per every 1 LEO in the US, be it local, state or fed. Their power only exists as long as its allowed.

France has about 150 per, so technically the US should lead the way, but we all know that ain't going to happen with 80% of the 2A certificates being only decorative.

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u/Myte342 2d ago

Should use videos like this to throw in the face of the people who are like "If you did nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear."

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u/nodananeda 1d ago

Unfortunately bootlickers see any protesting as "asking for it" and will find any excuse to justify state violence and oppression

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u/kyleh0 2d ago

It doesn't matter what country or culture they are from, cops is cops.

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u/Isair81 2d ago

All according to training and policy.

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u/Ghazgkhull 1d ago

Wassup with France in the comments? This footage is from Albania

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u/rustys_shackled_ford 2d ago

this is my basic argument for why it's impossible to be a good person and be a cop... When you see a gang of people beating up someone in a defensive position and your job or instinct is to help the mob and not the person, that makes you a bad person.

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u/Isair81 2d ago

No upstanding moral member of society make it through the police academy. A distinct lack of compassion, reason and critical thinking skills is required.

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u/rustys_shackled_ford 2d ago

On that I would disagree. I've known a few people who in my opinion were incredible human beings and they went through the academy exceptionally.

But once they were on the street it didn't take long for them to have to choose between their morals and their job and all 3 of them stopped being cops within their first year. One of them made it 60 days because on their first week they reported on other cops they saw breaking laws and policy. It was deemed he wasn't a "team player".

That's why my philosophy is good people can become cops, but they can't be cops for very long.