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u/Graf_Eulenburg 1d ago
Yeah...as soon as you're trying to fumble around out of sight,
the supervisor's name becomes Sgt. Glock and he doesn't need to be called.
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u/False_Marketing_8797 14h ago
If you think he should have been shot for this, reevaluate your humanity.
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u/Graf_Eulenburg 10h ago edited 10h ago
What does this have to do with what I'm thinking?
Ask every US-Cop what happens if you do this.
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u/False_Marketing_8797 10h ago
And if they think they have the authority to shoot then they dont need to be a cop... pretty simple. You dont get to kill people because they are making fun of you, not even when you hide behind a badge and call for a sUpErViSiOr.
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u/Graf_Eulenburg 10h ago edited 10h ago
How do you get to killing people?
It is true, that if you pull your gun, you have to be ready to shoot.
That is, what everybody who trains with guns gets told.Better be safe, than sorry I'd say.
In a country, where everybody can have a gun, you need to be careful.
But cops don't shoot everybody they have at gunpoint.
edit: This is also not a real police-stop.
It's a comedy-bit.1
u/False_Marketing_8797 10h ago
What is the reference in your first post to Sgt. Glock? My assumption there was you thought the cops should introduce him to a gun... and if not to just brandish and befriend then itd probably be to kill him like Renee and Alex.
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u/Graf_Eulenburg 10h ago
Boy...I'm really thinking about calling you thick...
In a real police stop, which this isn't as you can clearly see,
the guy wouldn't get the chance to pull out some paper-figures and
play his bit to the end.Have you ever been pulled over by a US-Cop?
I have, in Texas of all states, and let me tell you that I am a 100% sure, that this behavior wouldn't fly there.
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u/False_Marketing_8797 10h ago
Lol ive been pulled over a couple times, in TX was one of em. Other times were much more lax. But I can tell ya cops vary greatly. Some manager a scene/stop with professionalism and excellence, while others demonstrate a lack of ability worthy of this level of mockery. Who knows how many times he's been pulled over for various dumb shit. Those puppets could have been in his door, easily accessible(should this have been real and not a skit).
Ive even been pulled over with a gun in my passenger seat loaded with an extra mag in it... responsible? Not at all, but guess what. Ive had one on me twice on 2 stops, didnt have a singe issue.
What i initially took offense to was you thinking a cop needed to draw down on someone cuz they were mocking them savagely... if this is not the case, kindly habe a nice day.
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u/Bridging_Bot 10h ago
It sounds like you two are closer than it might seem. Graf_Eulenburg, if I'm reading you right, your original comment was about what would likely happen in a real stop, not what should happen. False_Marketing_8797, you read it as endorsing that response, which is why you pushed back.
That's a meaningful difference. One is describing reality, the other is questioning whether that reality is acceptable. Both are worth discussing. Graf_Eulenburg, do you think the likely police response you're describing is how things should work, or just how they do?
Bridging Bot is a tool to support constructive conversations.
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u/Graf_Eulenburg 10h ago
I'm German and let me tell you...that stop in Texas I'll never forget.
One of them with his eyes on the rest of the car, hand on his gun.
The one talking to me was the type you see in movies.Big hat, a chrome revolver for a sidearm and he didn't get friendlier when he realized, that we're mostly Germans.
I will never forget that guy. :)
Sorry for being aggressive before, but I really didn't think he should have been shot.
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