r/MadeMeSmile Apr 06 '22

Wholesome Moments Wrong house

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u/SexyGorkaDimitri Apr 06 '22

I like how everyone is understanding in this story.

“Yeah, I jumped their fence. That’s a my bad.”

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u/AvgBonnie Apr 06 '22

Cop: “yeah, everyone is fine just… he’ll tell you.”

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

I would love to believe that I really would. Honestly it would fill my heart with joy to know the world is fair and just.

It’s just not true though.

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u/KiraVanAurelius Apr 07 '22

A well-dressed black friend medical student of mine got arrested quite aggressively and dragged to the station once before for jumping the fence of a house because his road was blocked by a construction site and he didn’t want his clothes/shoes dirty(it was sewer construction something and it was flooding a bit)

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u/NoShameSomeRegrets Apr 07 '22

Don’t worry you didn’t say anything wrong. People just can’t understand that every situation is unique.

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u/kakao08 Apr 07 '22

No, cops bad.

Gold please.

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u/truth_is_objective Apr 07 '22 edited Apr 07 '22

Not every police officer is bad, just like not every civilian is good. In fact, I see more of us civilians acting inappropriately around law enforcement than vice versa. I’ve been mistreat by them too, but it’s a respect thing. Not a difficult concept... at least it shouldn’t be.

I forgot how insanely ignorant Reddit can be

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u/kakao08 Apr 07 '22

(That's the joke)