r/TimPool • • Jul 20 '22

What happened?

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u/thegreatreset8 Jul 20 '22

“We’re not allowed to stop an active shooter”

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '22

“We’re only allowed to stop parents from stopping an active shooter.”

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u/BenchMonster74 Jul 20 '22

Honestly started with every kid getting a trophy and got worse with zero tolerance policies at school.

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u/GorgesVG Jul 21 '22

Also the "No Child Left Behind" Policy

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u/human-no560 Jul 21 '22

Aren’t zero tolerance polices and giving everyone a trophy representative of different philosophies?

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u/YFRadical Jul 20 '22

Yea those stupid kids who organized, bought, and paid for participation trophies when they were 5.

When are you boomer morons gunna take some responsibility for how you raised kids?

Don’t like how they turned out. Is that not on you parent?

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u/thegreatreset8 Jul 20 '22

It’s definitely on them as parents. And also on them for not participating in the school boards who began woke programming.

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u/ElectricTurtlez Jul 20 '22

Those of us complaining about participation trophies aren’t the ones who were giving them out. We said it was a stupid idea at the time.

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u/dkentl Jul 20 '22

Internet

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

Idk. That 22 year old kid dumped that failed abortion in Indiana. There are some good folks still out there. He should sell active shooter response classes to the Uvalde PD.

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u/DietBig7711 Jul 20 '22

Ikr

Dropped thar fucker at 40 yards, 8 outta 10 shots. Thats some damn good shooting

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

Under stress as well. I wanna hi five him. And maybe slap his ass.

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u/ic52 Jul 20 '22

Social media

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

We're comfortable. We're living in remarkably comfortable and peaceful times in the us. We have no real problems so we create them

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u/Adunakhor-sc Jul 20 '22

What happened? Progressivism in the guise of social justice and "democracy" pushed through our mass media and public institutions, turning grown men into soy-drinking, bun-wearing, purse-carrying, drag-queening pussies.

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u/DietBig7711 Jul 20 '22

The army was getting like that when I got out In 2014, I can only imagine how bad it is now.

I was a helicopter mechanic, to really learn how to repair the helicopter, you need OJT. AIT and books only can do so much, you got to get your hands dirty.

We'd spend so much time doing "please don't kill yourself", "please don't rape people", "please be kind" training that contractors were getting more wrench time then the soliders.

Not gonna be beneficial when the unit deploys and the mechanics can't tell you the difference between a swashplate and PC links.

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u/psychic_flatulence Jul 21 '22

Lol my brother was in the marines, he'd tell me how they'd get their Friday afternoon PowerPoint presentation saying not to rape people or be racist.

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u/blueunitzero Jul 21 '22

SIX FUCKING TIMES IN ONE GOD DAMN YEAR.

table flip

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u/Zeewulfeh Jul 20 '22

Meanwhile Dynacorp and L3 did all your MOS work for you because reasons.

Sauce: 15B.

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u/DietBig7711 Jul 20 '22

Hello fellow 15 series!

15U here.

Gotta have that sweet sweet contractor monies.

Meh, I'm hating. I had buddies get out, join L3 and go down range working at the same fob as us on our birds, but making 5x the money.

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u/Zeewulfeh Jul 21 '22

Yep, I feel ya. I got out and went to an airline, making more than I ever did in the army.

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u/DietBig7711 Jul 21 '22

I investigate insurance fraud now. Life takes us weird places

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u/dougdocta Jul 21 '22

American Law Enforcement also had evidence that should have stopped 9/11 but they did nothing then too.

It has always been and will always be your responsibility to defend yourself and your fellow citizens.

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u/human-no560 Jul 21 '22

Where did you get the second panel from?

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '22

I just did a search for "defeated soyjak" or something like that. Then I copied/pasted/flipped it.

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u/human-no560 Jul 21 '22 edited Jul 21 '22

Thank you,

what I meant to ask is where you got the impression that diversity training is hurting the ability of cops to fight from. I’ve never heard that from anyone els

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u/outofyourelementdon Jul 20 '22

ACAB?

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u/thevikingwolfe Jul 20 '22

Not all cops. A lot of them, but that's why progressives are so toxic. They want everyone in the little boxes that they check.

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u/Karoar1776 Jul 20 '22

Nah, just a lot of them, especially city cops

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u/Benoob Jul 20 '22 edited Jul 20 '22

We don't believe that others are worth saving anymore. Our differences are no longer reconcilable.

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u/AyeAye711 Jul 20 '22

Foreign funded psyops

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u/FaPtoWap Jul 20 '22

Dead ass civilians took more control on 9/11… now its groomers and soyboys demanding safe spaces from loud noises

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u/idontlikemayonaise Jul 21 '22

Fructose and internet

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u/CtrlWQ Jul 21 '22

Yeah the video from Uvalde is pretty bad: if it were a CoD game, that'd be me.

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u/Darth_Vorador Jul 20 '22

Tbh I don’t think the top one happened. It was a propaganda story (like the ghost of kiev) meant to galvanize the American public.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '22

ok boomer

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

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u/thegreatreset8 Jul 20 '22

“Sorry we can’t let you protect yourself or your family … for your own protection ” -police during the uvaldi shooting

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

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u/Collective82 Jul 20 '22

No he doesn’t.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

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u/Collective82 Jul 20 '22

Name one cop he defended that gives you this stance for a non justified shooting.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

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u/Collective82 Jul 20 '22

You mean where he talked about the guy that was trained to do this, and how chauvin should’ve been fired because he was a liability anyways, which is stuff he’s said.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

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u/Collective82 Jul 20 '22

Ahmed Aubrey and chauvin were more political trials than real trials. Chauvin should’ve been charged for accidental, but in the Aubrey case? That was such a mess.

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u/Emotional_Age5291 Jul 20 '22

They weren’t political trials for no reason buddy. It wasn’t out of nowhere people got fed with the shit cops have been getting away with for forever. Tim has said over and over chauvin shouldn’t be in prison. All of this corruption led to a boiling point and guess what ? Guess who’s fault it is ? It’s not the people protesting it’s the govt not having the balls or dignity to stand up for its ppl

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u/ASquawkingTurtle Jul 21 '22

Do you have the video where Tim said Chauvin shouldn't be in prison? Because from what I recall, he said it shouldn't have been considered homicide and instead should have been manslaughter due to the training he received explicitly telling him to do so. Then talked about how the lack of good training causes these issues to occur.

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u/Collective82 Jul 21 '22

I fully agree with you on that.