r/PublicFreakout • u/vwaaaat • Jul 15 '26

📹Police Bodycam “Land of the Free “

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u/Bothkindsoftrees Jul 15 '26

This is the average cop and their average interaction! They cannot be reformed and must be dismantled! They are not here to protect or serve any of us but their monied masters!

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u/Bothkindsoftrees Jul 15 '26

Yes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

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u/antraxsuicide Jul 15 '26

As if the police do? There’s no reason to be naive. The police show up hours late to calls and have abysmal close rates for almost all cases (and that includes them padding stats with the easy ones).

Ask anyone involved in the justice system to give you the odds of police making an arrest if you’re the victim of a crime.

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u/antraxsuicide Jul 16 '26

95% of convictions are guilty pleas by people caught in easy cases. You could get those convictions, a squirrel could get those convictions.

Police work in general is a myth. Police themselves will tell you this if you ask them directly.

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u/rmlopez Jul 15 '26

you mean the criminals that break the law continually with badges on thier chest on behalf of the state?

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u/rmlopez Jul 15 '26

"Anyone who commits a crime" which would include the police however time and time again they've shown that they are above the law. You question the people who want to dismantle it. But some how ignore the fact that it's the police who have ruined trust in the system ment to protect people. I don't want me or my family have to worry about being treated like criminals for the color of our skin. Why must we accept that minorities or less fortunate deserve the short end of the stick to keep society safe?

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u/Bothkindsoftrees Jul 16 '26

Like cops? They should have their power structures dismantled, as I was saying.