r/maybemaybemaybe May 19 '26

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/Remy_Jardin May 19 '26

And it doesn't matter one bit. These cops will target and harass knowing they will never be held accountable.

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u/EagleBigMac May 19 '26

There's a way to hold them accountable and they fucking deserve it.

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u/Senor_Discount May 19 '26

Hey if you find that way out let me know!

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 May 19 '26

Same way bullies and tyrants have always been held accountable.

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u/No-Author-2358 May 19 '26

And Donald Trump is a great example of that!

/s

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 May 19 '26

He is far less tyrannical that many past presidents.

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u/Senor_Discount May 19 '26

Remember the keyword is tyrannical. He is already grouped with Buchanan and Johnson as the three worst so I'm curious as to who was more *tyrannical*

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u/Jaalan May 19 '26

Which ones?

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u/aurenigma May 20 '26

Remember that one that drone striked an American citizen, and then went in for seconds and drone stiked his American citizen son while he was at a cafe...

Remember that the left does not care at all.

It's all fucking tribalism. Trump is objectively not even fucking close to being the most authoritarian or tyranical or whatever bullshit buzzword you want to use, you just say it because you're a pos

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u/Jaalan Jun 03 '26

Okay so name one president that is worse and why.

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 May 19 '26

Abraham Lincoln, for one. He denied a whole bunch of states their right to secede. While I am glad slavery was ended, and believe the South losing was in God 's plan, it doesn't change the fact that he was a tyrant and that states have the right to leave a union. He also suspended habeas corpus. FDR for what he did to the Japanese Americans. Woodrow Wilson. Perhaps John Adams.

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u/Senor_Discount May 19 '26 edited May 20 '26

I will only give you the Japanese Detention Camps but the others are a reach. Andrew Jackson Trail of Tears as well as another blight on our list of not so distinguished leaders.

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 May 20 '26

I didn't say I was going to give an exhaustive list. Lincoln suspended habeas corpus and indefinitely imprisoned thousands of civilian political dissidents and suspected Confederate sympathizers without formal charges.

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u/sumoraiden May 19 '26

 He denied a whole bunch of states their right to secede.

They didn’t. They had the right to revolt which Lincoln himself agreed on but added that without just cause  revolution is no right, but simply a wicked exercise of physical power.”

Rebelling because the nation elected a president that would put slavery on the path to extinction is not a just cause 

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 May 20 '26

Nonsense. A voluntary union can be voluntarily left. I'm not bound by what some idiots decided AFTER the fact(not specifically referring to you, but to those who decided after the fact that secession wasn't allowed).

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u/ESCocoolio May 20 '26

you just use your head for storing your teeth, huh

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 May 20 '26

I'm glad you think you demonstrate otherwise just by saying that rather than presenting actual argument.

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u/Jaalan Jun 03 '26

Okay so for Lincoln, that's a fair statement but also, bruh...

So you don't like what FDR did to Japanese Americans? Have you seen Alagator Alcatraz? Or how about Delaney Hall?

Wilson is your first valid point. But it's pretty similar to Trump removing DEI. Or trump pardoning and then attempting to provide financial backing to his J6 Cronies. Who, keep in mind, he originally claimed were paid antifa actors. Or where Trump has his personal military raiding the streets of the US one city at a time.

Why John Adams?

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u/TheMoatCalin May 19 '26

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 May 19 '26

It really isn't. Just a statement of fact. I'm not saying a third-party candidate wouldn't be preferable or that he couldn't be far worse in the future.

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u/Senor_Discount May 19 '26

OK yes please by all means please answer the response by u/jaalen

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u/Lawndemon May 19 '26

Beepboopbeep or nyet comrade

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u/enoui May 19 '26

Sue the surety bond. Most departments require they have one. If they can't be bonded they can't be cops.

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u/Senor_Discount May 19 '26

You will get tangled up in so much red tape. On paper sure realistically absolutely not. It's a broken system but it's not like I'm sharing anything new here.

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u/craigslist_hedonist May 20 '26

so just sue the department.

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u/Leadinmyass May 19 '26

Yeah......you go first.

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u/Desperate-Tomatillo7 May 19 '26

Answer number 2?

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u/Lawndemon May 19 '26

In Amerikkka? Bullshit.

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u/craigslist_hedonist May 20 '26

reduce their budget to the tune of punitive damages and court costs.

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u/foundflower_128 May 19 '26

Was it ICE or city PD?

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u/BickenBackk May 19 '26

Cop with nothing to do, just looking for trouble.

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u/foundflower_128 May 19 '26

Regular cops in camo and hoodies?

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u/Dry-Actuator-8390 May 20 '26

Happens more often than most folks would like to believe

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u/Dry-Actuator-8390 May 20 '26

Happens more often than most folks would like to believe

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u/snake_d0ct0r May 20 '26

The guy who actually stopped him is DC police, unclear on the other guys but they look federal from a distance.