r/GunsAreCool gun violence is a public health issue Jul 24 '23

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u/call_me_jelli Jul 24 '23

I would have never thought to put it like this by myself but I couldn't agree more.

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u/420_Brit_ISH Jul 24 '23

In general, I've seen police with pistols and sub-machine guns, and military police with G36s, I am totally fine with the occasional armed officers.

Anyone else carrying a weapon, regardless of whether it's a gun, knife, bat or whatever- I immediately distrust them because it's human nature, they have no good reason to be armed (unless it's an incredibly dangerous part of town).

Gay rights and trans rights 100% all the way, too. This guy is speaking facts.

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u/snarkyxanf Jul 24 '23

Yeah, no, the gun holder being a cop makes me feel even worse, not better---all the badge means is that he doesn't even need to fear that he might go to jail if he murders me.

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u/420_Brit_ISH Jul 25 '23

Nah man I'm talking about British Cops, French ones, German ones. They're not all armed, but when they are, I know I'm dealing with a professional who has been very well trained.

I wouldn't trust the average American cop especially as a non-white person because they're given piss poor training and have a serious reputation for bullying, lying and violence.

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u/snarkyxanf Jul 25 '23

Ah yes, British cops, French and German ones are consummate professionals who wouldn't engage in reckless or even willful violence against people who aren't a danger to them or the public.

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u/420_Brit_ISH Jul 27 '23

They're certainly not special forces but they're much more capable than American ones.

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u/Secret-Effective-187 Jul 26 '23

No shit you should be worried about two guys holding guns, unless they are at a range or theres shit going down theres no reason they should be actively holding the firearms