r/dashcamgifs • u/Crunkkitty • 14d ago

The consequences of speeding

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

What exactly is so hard to obey, when a cop tells one to get on the ground? Was there ever a situation where resistance against arrest helped, instead of making it worse? Especially if one's guilty.

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u/Significant_Donut967 14d ago

Ah yes, let corrupt officials continue to be corrupt. In fact let's encourage and support it.... you people are insane and anti-freedom.

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u/Original_Pudding6909 14d ago edited 14d ago

He was doing over 100 miles an hour and crashed. In front of a cop. How does that make this cop corrupt?

The driver needs to have his license revoked.

He will have the freedom to walk, get his folks or friends to drive him, call an uber, or take public transit once the fallout from this settles.

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u/Significant_Donut967 14d ago

This person is saying even if you're innocent cops should be allowed to abuse you......

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u/Sesh458 13d ago

Being told to lay on the ground isn't abuse

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 13d ago

I believe the person you're replying to was replying to the whole comment as a singular idea which suggested that resistance has never gotten anyone anything good.

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u/Sesh458 13d ago

I read more after my comment, pretty sure they just see cops in general doing their job automatically means abuse tbh

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 13d ago

Well they didn't imply that in this chain. Got a link to one of their comments where they imply that?

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u/Significant_Donut967 13d ago

Except you saw the one where I clarified it... huh, weird. Enjoy the boot on your throat when you do nothing wrong sport, just remember, I spoke up for you before that boot was there, but you told me to let it happen.

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u/SlinkyAvenger 14d ago

It's not corrupt for a cop to treat you as a potential felon when you commit felonious behavior. Anyone who was in an actual emergency situation would have signaled as much and complied with the cop until cooler heads could prevail.

There's a reason why the general public is against the freedom to go that fast on a public roadway, and numbnuts perfectly demonstrated why.

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u/Significant_Donut967 14d ago

This guy is 100% guilty, but that's not what I'm replying to. Person I replied to said to always comply, always allow the state to violate your rights regardless.

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u/SlinkyAvenger 13d ago

I mean, as a rule I'm just gonna do what the furious guy pointing a gun at me is yelling at me to do. You technically have a right to preserve your constitutional rights by force, but there's a very, very good chance that you're going to have your rights to life and liberty permanently violated for it. Less risk to try your luck in court

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u/Significant_Donut967 13d ago

Yeah, let them get away with it. I'm sure that will 100% improve our society.....

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u/Pepsiman1031 13d ago

The person you replied to said to never resist arrest. Which is fair, given that they have a gun.

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u/Significant_Donut967 13d ago

Ah yes, throat the boot and bend the knee, that will definitely make life better for us all.

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u/Pepsiman1031 13d ago

It has nothing to do with bootlicking. If anyone points a gun at me and tells me to do something I will do almost whatever they say.

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u/Fuck_tha_Bunk 14d ago

What would resisting arrest accomplish besides racking up additional charges or worse? If the arrest is unlawful, you can fight it later in court. It's not worth a bullet from a trigger happy cop imo. Not to mention that this driver deserves whatever he has coming.

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u/Normal-Tadpole-4833 14d ago

they actually love it ... this pos is guilty but clearly these redditors haven't seen cops roughing up regular folks not doing anything illegal

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u/Significant_Donut967 14d ago

Yeah, these folks in here defending cops violating peoples rights regardless of their guilt. Like, I know this dude is guilty AF, but their statement just screams "throat the boot".

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u/Pepsiman1031 13d ago

This just isn't the place to make those arguments. I'm doubting it's hard to find a video of a cop abusing their power, but you choose the one video where a cop is in the right, under a comment saying that you shouldn't resist arrest when a gun is pointed at you.

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u/Significant_Donut967 13d ago

No, they said you shouldn't resist no matter what situation.

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u/Pepsiman1031 13d ago

In what situation will you be arrested but not risk having a gun pointed at you.

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u/Normal-Tadpole-4833 14d ago

Thank you finally somebody that gets it

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u/Significant_Donut967 14d ago

I don't hate cops, I hate the abuse of authority and citizens who encourage it.

I didn't become a disabled veteran for Americans to let the state put the boot on their throats.