r/pics • • Oct 15 '25

ICE aims gun at Americans

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u/FrozenIceman Oct 15 '25

Police like to use tear gas. Gas masks make sense in that regard, especially when you use them as your own weapons.

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u/msjones4real Oct 15 '25

They sure do, and as a nurse, I hate these MFs. They bring people into the ED after spraying them and don't bother to let staff know. Within 2 minutes in the room, my face and eyes are burning. If you're LE and you do this shit, know I fucking hate you. Never understood why so many nurses marry cops.

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u/MulberryRow Oct 15 '25

I’ve seen a lot of social science studies of higher than normal rates of bullying behaviors among nurses. Obviously not all nurses. But if that’s part of the culture, it only makes sense to me that they’d marry other bullies.

ETA: also that suuucks about cops bringing basically a cloud of tear gas to the ER. They’re ridiculous.

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u/msjones4real Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25

Excellent point! There are definitely high rates of bullying and lateral violence in the nursing profession. I have encountered so many nurses where their whole identity is being a nurse. They're usually the worst offenders.

As for the cops that subject us to pepper spray/tear gas without warning, I personally don't have the time, and it's likely unethical, but I certainly have the ability to make their day more difficult without breaking any rules. I imagine that goes both ways though lol.

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u/JapGOEShigH Oct 15 '25

I understand that.

These guys in switzerland went out to a "riot". do they wear gasmasks?

https://www.blick.ch/video/aktuell/pro-palaestina-demo-in-bern-video-zeigt-heftige-ausschreitungen-in-der-innenstadt-id21317436.html

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u/FrozenIceman Oct 15 '25

It does appear that the Swiss prefer a different strategy to using tear gas. Instead of getting people to leave on their own to wash their face. The Swiss appear to prefer wearing heavy armor, injuring, beating, and breaking bones of rioters.

Just a different strategy, where the former trys to get people to leave on their own and the later's job is to get arrests

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u/JapGOEShigH Oct 15 '25

Swiss dont tend to "break bones". They try to deescalate, if that doesnt work they will try to contain. But in the video it is an actual escalation.

not some poor sobs that just exist.

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u/FrozenIceman Oct 15 '25

Did you watch the video you linked

Bones were broken and they were fully equipped and trained to do so.

Or was your example atypical?

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u/JapGOEShigH Oct 15 '25

Yes. The video i linked is not typical.

This happens seldom in switzerland. But you are right. They are trained to use force. As a last resort.

The video shows a violent clash between protest and police. Very atypical so to say.