"WTF they didn't just shoot the driver? It would have been totally justified. A lot more people could've gotten hurt by letting them go on like that. And those cops are shit, they need better training."
Posted Feb 22, 2021, 7:28 PM UTC
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The cops didn't kill someone who was at that point no longer a danger to anyone, better training definitely needed.
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Damn no wonder cops shoot so many random civilians, if this is how people think
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that whole comment section is pure nonsense
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The last 3 made sense
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Ja, but majority of it makes it difficult to get to sensible comments
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The link didn’t work for some reason.. can you summarize the context?
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Some teenagers/young adults are driving a presumably stolen Audi convertible like absolute nutters. Ramming cars all over the place and basically doing absolutely anything possible to avoid the police catching them whilst stuck in a very tight spot between other cars. After a minute or so the police smash the window and force them to get out of the far at gunpoint.
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Wowwww so they were recklessly driving they didn’t kill anyone or have any weapons??? Yeah just shoot em what a great idea lmfao
Thanks for the recap man
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I think the main reason those police officers refrained from shooting was precisely because they DO have better training - than american cops, that is.
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I joke around on the this subreddit a lot, but it’s fucked up how I get surprised when I hear the cops didn’t shoot someone after [insert any incident here]. Usually when someone tells me something about a run in the police, my first question is “did they shoot him/her?”
Edit: grammar
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'these cops need better training'
Says the guy from the country where cops have just about no training, going by any good standards.
Honestly, that's just such an american reaction. Let's just shoot everyone...
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“WTF they didn’t just shoot the driver”
We prefer our police to prevent loss of life, not contribute to loss of life.
What a tool.
You have a problem?
SHOOT IT!!!
the American way
That is the single most violently American thing I have ever see.
And to massively restrict the government's ability to take human life, limiting it to when they have literally no other option.
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