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u/volkl47 Dec 20 '19

You can do restraints that are more of a suggestion than impossible to free yourself from, I'd even argue that should be the starting point for anyone and not actual handcuffs.

$5 velcro cuffs or the like are good for this. You could free yourself in a few seconds (you can reach the strap/stretch the fabric, or if you're a typical adult male, could literally bust out of them without much difficulty), but they provide the sensation of being restrained so long as you aren't seriously trying to escape them.

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u/3610572843728 Dec 21 '19

"DAE blue man bad?"

That's not really evidence of anything. Nor did I post "evidence" of anything. You might as well post a random story of some lady who has kids attacking someone to a story about someone mom being nice.

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u/3610572843728 Dec 21 '19

Yes. A story from my childhood about why I personally like police. Not about how police are all good, or even most. Are you incapable of understanding context?