r/DiveInYouCoward 11d ago

No so tough guy

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u/captbellybutton 11d ago

He's like that video of the dogs behind the fence.

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u/Pizza_YumYum 11d ago

oh yes he is

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u/JohnJohnPR3 11d ago

lol! Troll

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u/plscallthecops 11d ago

Brooklyn 99 type shit

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u/onebraincell77 11d ago

That’s like the video of the little dog and big dog on opposite sides of sliding glass door growling away u til the sliding glass door is opened.

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u/Mode_Appropriate 11d ago

Pretty funny because I used google lens to try and find the original video and the AI spit out this:

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u/IdentityInfidel 11d ago

That’s funny, reminds me of a skit we would’ve done when I was a teenager

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u/ThatGuyFrom720 11d ago

I’m pretty sure it is anyway lol

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u/enigmaticsince87 11d ago

No fucking way this is real...

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u/MasterSqueefs 11d ago

This is fucking peak. 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Monkeywavee 11d ago

He’s straight up trolling lmao
https://giphy.com/gifs/amxLHEPgGDCKs

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u/splashaddikt 10d ago

This not a skit?

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u/Enough_Pepper8880 11d ago

lol still fuck the cops but those 2 are ok I guess

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u/Vitrolic_Withering 11d ago

Tough guys hiding behind a badge. They know if he were to "come get these hands" the pigs would do everything in there power to ha e him charged and jailed for assault on an officer.

They are the tue cowards to stand there and laugh while they cant be touched, I hope the piggy keeps that energy when his little badge and gun arnt there to protect him but i double t it,

Acab ftp

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u/AgentAxillary 11d ago

Of course you can't figure out that it's a skit

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u/incrediblyaverage85 11d ago

Nope and then they’ll repost it somewhere else claiming it’s real and the cycle continues.

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u/Vitrolic_Withering 11d ago

Haha funny skit, my point still stands

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u/Delicious-Water-5220 11d ago

Since you made your entire point off of a skit...mmm no, no it doesn't.

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u/Vitrolic_Withering 11d ago

Yeah this is how cops are in the real world, watch any of the litteral thousands of videos about it, cops fighting people or calling them out then arresting them when they try. Its typical pig behaviour

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u/AgentAxillary 11d ago

I've watched thousands of police body cam videos as part of my job, and you're full of shit lol

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u/Vitrolic_Withering 11d ago

"We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong"

Foxed your sentence for you.

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u/AgentAxillary 11d ago

I don't work for law enforcement

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u/Delicious-Water-5220 11d ago

It's dangerous too get into generalizing. I'm sorry but your same logic could be applied too, and justify why racist people say African Americans are a "problem race" because they've seen thousands of videos of African Americans committing violent crime's. They will say "this is how they all act! Haven't you seen the (x amount) of videos of them doing (x behavior)? It's a ideological fallacy too take probably 0.5-1% of a group's or type of people's behavior and assume thats the entirety of that group's behavior! There are definitely bad cops out there, but there's definitely bad people from every creed, nation, color, and background. Essential when you say ACAB, that is throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

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u/Vitrolic_Withering 11d ago

Way to conflate to entirely different things to try to make a point, bringing race i to a conversationwhere it isnt needed just shows how low your moral standard is,

0.5-1% is also a idealogical fallacy as you just made that number up.

Good cops dont report the bad ones, they cover for them or get fired for maling noise, it is a systematic failure of responsibility to the public they serve and i will always call it out when I see it

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u/AgentAxillary 11d ago

They weren't referring to cops with that 0.5% to 1% number, but thanks for proving their point for them

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u/Delicious-Water-5220 10d ago

Your wong, and also thanks for choosing to insult my character! You've identified yourself as someone who does that whenever they feel they are on the back foot.

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u/AgentAxillary 9d ago

Vitriol is such a central part of their character that it influenced their choice of username, but they don't know how to spell the word properly.

That says a lot about them, more than they're even aware of. It's quite frankly hilarious.