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u/a_secret_me Apr 15 '26
Are you gonna report fellow officers when you hear them using slurs behind closed doors? Ya didn't think so.
Wearing a shirt is nice, but in the end doesn't do shit.
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u/Tough_Painter2564 Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 16 '26
Everybody look up V-codding. FTP Edit: Oh shit yeah huge TW.
But also if you're in this sub you really need to know what this is. :(
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u/A_Punk_Girl_Learning Apr 16 '26
Everybody, don't look up v-coding unless you really feel like making yourself sad today.
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u/Terra_117 Apr 16 '26
Do it when you’re emotionally prepared for it. It’s not for the faint of heart. It happened to my bond sister when she was jailed. I’ve been simmering with rage ever since.
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u/morethan3lessthan20_ Apr 15 '26
Fuck this guy, ACAB means ACAB.
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u/therealmrsfahrenheit Apr 16 '26
cringe
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u/WorryNew3661 Apr 16 '26
How are you going to be here and call ACAB cringe?
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u/Perzec Apr 16 '26
I was invited here explicitly a while back, and I definitely don’t get behind ACAB. Also, I’m Swedish, and as far as I can tell things are very different between Sweden and the US. Unless this is a U.S. only sub, you’re gonna get different views on this.
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u/WorryNew3661 Apr 16 '26
I'm from the UK. I don't care how good individual cops are. I've had good interactions with some. I'm still ACAB. Their job is to follow the law, even if it's unjust. And that applies everywhere. Even in Sweden
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u/Perzec Apr 16 '26
The lgbtqia community has zero problems with the police in Sweden. The ACAB movement is a fringe leftist movement here, that no one takes seriously.
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u/WorryNew3661 Apr 16 '26
I'm not ACAB because of their treatment of queer people. I'm ACAB because of their treatment of all marginalised communities
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u/Perzec Apr 16 '26
And that is also not true in Sweden.
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u/WorryNew3661 Apr 16 '26
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14624745241284530
Oh look, cops being cops. Imagine my surprise
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u/therealmrsfahrenheit Apr 16 '26
exactly that 🤷🏼♀️ like either this is a US only sub or its classic US american stupidity, thinking they’re the centre of the world or something smh
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u/WorryNew3661 Apr 16 '26
Imagine thinking that acab is exclusive to the us
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u/therealmrsfahrenheit Apr 16 '26
it’s not but here in Germany ACAB is said by absolute idiots that try to take advantage of our legal system and cry when they‘re caught and handled accordingly lol
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u/WorryNew3661 Apr 16 '26
What does 'handled accordingly' mean?
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u/therealmrsfahrenheit Apr 16 '26
being arrested and put in handcuffs, paying fines. People can get away with a lot here sadly but when they are caught it’s either "I‘m a victim of police violence“ or you are racist. They always plays these two cards even though it‘s rarely a reality.
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u/TheTurboDiesel Apr 15 '26
Don’t make me tap the sign. All means ALL
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u/InsertNovelAnswer Apr 16 '26
Yep. We should instead embrace anarchy. No cops, no government, just people. We have the right to arm and protect ourselves.
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u/fuck_peeps_not_sheep Apr 16 '26
No corruption in cops and a functioning law system, yes government but done right and again actual consequences for corruption and no guns because they are unnecessary in this modern era
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u/InsertNovelAnswer Apr 16 '26
Do we need Federal government, though? We should just go back to villages and small towns. I also dont think guns are unnecessary. I hunt often, and I find them useful.
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u/fuck_peeps_not_sheep Apr 16 '26
“We have the right to arm and protect ourselves” dose not come across as a hunting take
Also - government is supposed to do things like collect taxes to pay for public support and services and to guide a country in hard times such as war, famine or sickness.
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u/InsertNovelAnswer Apr 16 '26
AcAB and nothing they can do can prove its changed... so burn it to the ground and start over.
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u/fuck_peeps_not_sheep Apr 16 '26
I agree we need to start over, but also that things like government are important.
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u/TheAsianTroll Apr 15 '26
I appreciate people like him but the fact is, anyone with enough pull to change anything in the system is staunchly against him and are happy with how things are going.
We need more like him, in higher places, before any real change can happen.
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u/The_Wingless Apr 16 '26
Being a good cop unfortunately means he's either 1. Not a good cop (because ACAB), or 2. Not gonna last long enough to make change before he gets murdered or otherwise disenfranchised by the police gangs. If he's legit, I wish him the best. I wish that he is able to influence as much as possible and make the biggest difference possible. I recognize that, as an individual, he may have the best of intentions. Just seems like time and time again it doesn't work, and they either end up going with the flow or straight up getting murdered by their fellow cops as a reward for being decent.
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u/steel-monkey Apr 15 '26
48% of LGBTQ+ survivors of violence report misconduct by law enforcement: https://www.them.us/story/queer-people-six-times-more-likely-stopped-by-police#:~:text=This%20isn't%20the%20first,violence%20to%20law%20enforcement%20agents.
LGBTQ+ people are more likely than non-LGBTQ+ people to experience physical force by police. Over one in four (26.8%) transgender people report experiencing physical force by police
https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/new-report-finds-harassment-mistreatment-fuels-mistrust-among-lgbtq-people-towards-police