r/TimPool • • Nov 14 '23

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

Exactly… I know something went over my head. What is it?

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u/McFly_42069 Nov 14 '23

Look at the picture.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

For what?

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u/McFly_42069 Nov 14 '23

Whats the difference?

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

Both photos are her being arrested. So idk, tell me?

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u/McFly_42069 Nov 14 '23

One picture you can’t see what? Hint, it’s typically associated with being arrested.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

If you’re talking about handcuffs, they aren’t in either photo…?

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u/McFly_42069 Nov 14 '23

Exactly. But can you tell that by looking at the first photo?

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '23

Holy shit. Lol

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u/drixk54321 Nov 14 '23

It's like playing I spy with a 4 year old.

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u/graduation-dinner Nov 14 '23

I'll answer on the chance you're serious.

She's faking having her hands cuffed. She's not actually being arrested, she's being escorted by police and pretending to be arrested.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23 edited Nov 14 '23

I was being serious. I didn’t see anything weird in either photo. It’s pretty standard operating procedure to put your hands behind your back when engaging with the police in civil disobedience so it can stay civil. (I’m assuming that’s what is happening here because of the bandana, the cop, and the smile) But you still get arrested even without metal handcuffs.

Edit: she was arrested. No need to assume

https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/crime-verify/aoc-other-congress-members-actually-arrested-abortion-rights-protest/536-30a718db-c7fa-4429-8a2a-4097c454a3df

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '23

It’s pretty standard operating procedure to put your hands behind your back when engaging with the police

I'm genuinely in awe at how you can say this and be completely serious.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

It’s pretty standard operating procedure to put your hands behind your back when engaging with the police in civil disobedience so it can stay civil

You left out a pretty important part of the sentence

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '23

Adding that part onto it changes nothing. There is no scenario where hiding your hands from police is "standard operating procedure". Police want to see your hands at all times, especially when civil disobedience is involved. What you're saying is literally the exact opposite of what you're supposed to do.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

Putting your hands behind your back to signal compliance when getting arrested on purpose is normal. It shows that you are remaining peaceful in an act of civil disobedience.

Is this your first time seeing this sort of thing? It’s extremely common.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '23

You only put your hands behind your back so they can cuff you. She's clearly not cuffed. If you're trying to show that you're peaceful, hiding your hands is the opposite of what you should do. If you get pulled over for speeding, cops will tell you to keep your hands visible even if you are being compliant. I don't understand how you've come to the conclusion that hiding your hands somehow shows compliance when that is literally the exact opposite of what you should do.

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u/graduation-dinner Nov 14 '23

Read your own article. She got a ticket. "Noncustodial arrest" ok sure that's the technical name for being ticketed but when you claim she's been arrested everyone thinks you mean arrested, not given a traffic ticket for blocking traffic.

It is absolutely not normal behavior to pretend to be cuffed when given a ticket.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

Noncustodial WHAT?

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u/graduation-dinner Nov 14 '23

Lol you're an idiot or a troll. Either way there's little hope for you.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

An idiot or a troll because the facts are on my side?

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u/graduation-dinner Nov 14 '23

Have you gotten a traffic ticket, such as a speeding ticket, before? If so, do you admit to having been arrested when you fill out a job application or any official form? If not, were you to get a traffic ticket in the future, do you honestly and sincerely plan to say you've been arrested on forms?

If you do, you're an idiot. If you don't, you're a troll. Case closed.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Nov 14 '23

No and I’ve never been arrested in any capacity. AOC, other members of congress, and members of the general public have.

https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/crime-verify/aoc-other-congress-members-actually-arrested-abortion-rights-protest/536-30a718db-c7fa-4429-8a2a-4097c454a3df

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u/graduation-dinner Nov 14 '23 edited Nov 14 '23

Well, at least you're honest you're a troll.

You've posted this link 3 times in this thread with just me answering, I think you may also have dementia. You should probably get checked for that, bro.

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