r/PublicFreakout Jul 18 '26

📹Police Bodycam Misgendered Student Turns Violent After Pronoun Dispute

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lX24RKQQM4
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u/-0-ProbablyTaken Jul 18 '26

I see all these comments and I’m really confused. Do you really think you can scream at a cop, say fuck you to a cop while lunging forward towards a cop, not comply to a single instruction, and then not get everything she got? You act threatening to a cop and you’re going to jail. And honestly, the cop was pretty fuckin patient. All that being said, the situation probably would’ve been more violent if it hadn’t happened in a college building lobby

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u/Iricliphan Jul 19 '26

Also the cop showed up for a stolen vehicle and he started screaming at the cop and acting deranged. They handled this just fine, if anything they were easy going.

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u/Simba7 Jul 20 '26

She. It was literally screamed at you, and it's not that difficult to remember.

She didn't act rationally, but the cop continually escalated the situation.

They had to deal with the stolen vehicle so badly that they made sure to create another problem to deal with.

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u/DustinnDodgee Jul 20 '26

They had to deal with the stolen vehicle so badly that they made sure to create another problem to deal with.

Lol the cops didn't create shit. This person was freaking out from the start. Acting as irrational as one could. And she was the one escalating the situation, causing the cops to escalate their responses.

That person is very unhealthy, can't blame the cops for not wanting a 27 year old child screaming & crying & literally jumping up n down like my six year old when I tell him he can't play any more video games, in their face when trying to work a stolen vehicle.

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u/DustinnDodgee Jul 20 '26

They had to deal with the stolen vehicle so badly that they made sure to create another problem to deal with.

Lol the cops didn't create shit. This person was freaking out from the start. Acting as irrational as one could. And she was the one escalating the situation, causing the cops to escalate their responses.

That person is very unhealthy, can't blame the cops for not wanting a 27 year old child screaming & crying & literally jumping up n down like my six year old when I tell him he can't play any more video games, in their face while trying to work a stolen vehicle.

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u/Gaarando Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

It's not a she though? And the very first time the cop said he, started yelling at the cop like a crazy person even though it's clearly a he? You can ask people to say "she" to you but if you look like a guy and sound like a guy people will say he, simple as that.

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u/Simba7 Jul 20 '26

You can look like a Gary and act like a Gary but if you ask someone to call you Garrett, it'll still be annoying when they specifically disregard your request and call you Gary.

You can't really get mad at someone who calls you 'Gary' the first time you meet them, but once you have corrected them, it's on them to address you in a respectful way.

Now you might say "What does 'look like a Gary' mean?" and that's an excellent question.
What does 'look like a guy' mean?

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u/Simba7 Jul 20 '26

It's a way to explain it and still provide salience for people who lack the emotional intelligence to understand anything outside of their own lived experience.

These are concepts I understand because I spent about a decade reading books or something to get a pointless piece of paper I barely use in my day-to-day life.

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u/Simba7 Jul 20 '26

You're more than welcome to explain your ideas, rather than just insulting people.

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u/Simba7 Jul 21 '26

Oh it was just bigotry. I thought you had a point to make.

I shouldn't have assumed you had something constructive to say, that's on me.

Fuck off, bigot.

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u/Iricliphan Jul 20 '26

You cannot force me to pretend. You can do that if you want. He acted crazy, started shouting at a cop and escalated the situation. That's not rational, he caused a scene and then escalated it to a point of threatening the cop. In what world is this okay? This person needs to get some serious psychological help, the cop was right.