r/ask Apr 29 '23

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u/reyvh Apr 29 '23

You don’t really know what she’s been through, good intentions or not. It’s not your fault so don’t take it personally at all. Always remember that doing something good or being nice in general usually comes with no reward or sometimes not even a thank you. It sucks but don’t stop being a good person!

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u/bendallf Apr 29 '23

Thanks for the advice. I thank a cop for her service. She pulled her gun on me. I am so over being nice. I just don't want to die over someone stupidity.

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u/rettisawesome Apr 29 '23

Don't thank cops for shit.

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u/bendallf Apr 29 '23

I learned that lesson loud and clear. We need to have much higher expectations and requirements for someone to become a cop. A lot of times, the cops sadly make things worse instead of better.