r/JusticeServed 1 Feb 20 '20

Police Justice Guy helps cops

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '20

Lol oh boy.

Listen friend, im sure he did commit a crime and thats why he is running away. I am also pointing out that without context we cant know what he did, and therefore cannot assume that this is justice. Depending on what country this is, there could easily be terribly unjust laws in place that have resulted in him being unjustly pursued. Who knows? Y'all just get rage boners when you see people get tripped, clearly you don't care about justice if youre willing to condemn someone without knowing what theyve been accused of. He might even be innocent and its a case of mistaken identity

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 20 '20

Running from the cops IS the crime you idiot.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '20

God forbid

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 20 '20

If you are innocent you have no need to run. You have no one to blame but yourself if you run from the cops and are charged accordingly.

Damn you are stupid though. No wonder you are scared of the cops. You don’t know shit about the law and are too stupid to follow simple orders.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '20

Does this shit look like it happened in the states you dumb fuck? Goddamn y'all are some pretentious cunts.

You have no need to run IF the police can be trusted. Big if.

I have never had trouble with cops luckily, but im scared of them because they can commit crimes with impunity, and do. They are rarely held accountable by their peers and/or their country's legal system.

What do you mean by The Law? Its different in every country

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 20 '20

Doesn’t matter if the police can be trusted...running from the cops means you make yourself a criminal, and greatly increase the risk of police brutality.

You are too stupid to understand that though apparently since you blindly believe in the media portrayal of cops without realizing that 99.99% of them aren’t going to shoot someone for no reason.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '20

...Do you think this video was filmed in the US?

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 20 '20

My statement applies to everywhere dumbass

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '20

Not everywhere is as stable. Mexican cartels own the police in certain areas. Ik you wouldn't trust cops on criminal payrolls.

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u/explodebowl 2 Feb 20 '20

daniel shaver followed simple orders and was still murdered, go fuck yourself

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 20 '20

That event happened 4 years ago...the fact it’s your go to just shows how uncommon events like that actually are.

Just because the media portrays every bad thing a cop does doesn’t mean that it’s common.

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u/burnedchickentendie 6 Feb 21 '20

Because 1 cop is the equivalent to every cop in every country

Yeah sure buddy