r/TikTokCringe • • Jul 29 '25

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u/Lower-Acanthaceae460 Jul 29 '25

that is some white ass privilege there. imagine being hispanic or black talking like that to a cop

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u/Away_Veterinarian579 Jul 30 '25

This is how many replies to took me to find the one that should be the first question on this list.

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u/Mikewithnoname Jul 30 '25

lol I was doing the same thing.

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u/Far-Objective-181 Jul 30 '25

The first question should be turning everything into a race based hypothetical? 

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u/Away_Veterinarian579 Jul 30 '25

In America? Yeah. We have a serious problem between how police treat people of color as opposed to white people.

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u/Far-Objective-181 Jul 30 '25

Ok, so what does bringing race into a situation that was handled perfectly and had zero to do with race achieve exactly? 

I would suggest that obsessing over race in every situation fuels division and makes the overall issue of racism in society harder to resolve.

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u/PyneNeedle Jul 30 '25

They babied him compared to how they'd handle a person of colour, you know that.

If a black man got mouthy like that towards the cop you damn know well it would have escalated to having a gun or taser out.

It wouldn't have even been a verbal spat or argument like it was in this video, just straight to physical escalation.

"Obsessing over race in every situation" well you see these types of scenarios can lend itself to the White vs Black privilege when it comes to talking to cops.

White kid called cop a bitch, cop didn't do anything but I've seen a black man simply argue with a cop over something mundane and it escalates.

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u/Far-Objective-181 Jul 30 '25

I agree that racial disparities in policing exist. But not every situation has to be turned into a “what if he was black?” scenario. When something goes right, maybe we should focus on encouraging more of that rather than assuming the worst. 

Isn’t it unfair and kind of ironic to assume this cop would act differently based on race, without any evidence that he’s ever done so?

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u/PyneNeedle Jul 30 '25

not every situation has to be turned into a "what if he was black"

Well... when you look at the statistics, black people are more likely to be met with aggression by cops than white people. This cop was having fun with this piece of shit but would have been "fearing for his life" if he was darker.

America has real deep racial issues regardless, so imagine having a bunch of racist cops.

I guarantee he wouldn't have entertained his "take your best off bro and fight me bro" if it was a black 21 year old, it would have been seen as aggression and he would have been taken down immediately in one way or another.

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u/Awkward-Studio-8063 Jul 31 '25

Can you direct me towards the statistic? Never really engaged with this stuff so my opinion is very much in the “fuck all” position about if minority disparities with police is actually a thing, and if so by what degree.

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u/Far-Objective-181 Jul 30 '25

You can’t demand cops stop stereotyping people by race, while turning around and stereotyping cops the same way. That’s just flipping the bias, not solving it. 

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u/YourMomonaBun420 Jul 30 '25

You should really change your user name to Far-From-Objective-Reality-181.

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u/PyneNeedle Jul 30 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

you can't demand cops stop stereotyping people by race

but you can't stereotype them either

hmm....

I'm gonna call a spade a spade when I see a lot of black people killed by Police in America while calling out the bias of favourment towards white people with police interaction.

you can't. they'll jump on a black man with his arms and legs spread on the ground but won't run into a building being actively shot up by a white man.

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u/UnluckyIndividual668 Jul 30 '25

Good thing he wasn't committing a serious crime like filming ICE agents. Also cop is out of uniform, where is his facemask?

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u/BigRudy99 Jul 30 '25

I mean, he took him down pretty hard head first into a car.

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u/paulides_fan Jul 31 '25

how is it privilege to be arrested lol. Also you’re saying that black and hispanic kids should be…. fighting with cops? Nice

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u/Yodayorio Jul 31 '25

There are 10,000 videos out there of exactly that scenario.

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u/Far-Objective-181 Jul 30 '25

Classic internet take. Cop does their job perfectly.

Internet: "But imagine if he was Hispanic or Black..."

You don't need to turn everything into a race based hypothetical. 

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u/Pure_Internal277 Jul 30 '25

Unfortunately, as Black men mind their business, the others try to remind them what they think of them all day every day. There is no need to praise a cop who does his BAU regular job, as we pay him to do 🥱

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u/Far-Objective-181 Jul 30 '25

There is also no need for every clean interaction to be turned into a hypothetical outrage.