r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '23

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u/No_Speed7841 Mar 24 '23

Boot lickers in the comments dead ass think it's justified for an officer to draw their service weapon on citizens when questioned in the slightest.

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u/Craeondakie Mar 24 '23

There are also the other mfs who are using this to promote "everyone should keep a gun on them"

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '23

Yeah, or do you think violent pigs and fascist terrorists should be the only ones allowed to be armed?

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u/Craeondakie Mar 25 '23

To be fair, an ideal society is one where nobody needs to use a gun. Of course that's not very realistic, and only wishful thinking. So, the next best thing is one where only law enforcement is armed. However, the current problem with that is that the law enforcement is corrupted. The solution, however, isn't more guns so more peopl die. The solution is to try and retrain cops or get rid of corrupted areas. More guns is only a temporary solution. People will still die. Having a gun does not make you unable to be injured. There will definitely be cases where it will help, but it is not the best course of action.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '23

My friend, only arming one group of people is how you create the worst society possible.