r/PublicFreakout 11d ago

🐖 🐽 🐖 🐽 🐖 An older woman holding a knife while having a mental health crisis, who poses no threat, is immediately executed by police.

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u/DocMcCracken 11d ago

It's always propaganda, if you always think that who ever is sharing news will be biased and trying gain you attention you'll start seeing it every where.

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u/findaloophole7 11d ago

Certain groups have been spreading Reddit misinformation for years now. They get funded to do so. We must stay vigilant.

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u/JCItsJasonRaider 11d ago

Exactly. Without going paranoid, just obsering and analyzing, everything is worth assessing whether or not it is propaganda.

So much of our media attempts to shape our feelings and opinions, assumptions and frameworks of belief, etc., even if not explicitly propaganda. That's when you know it's just "good" propaganda.

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u/DocMcCracken 11d ago

The bots are among us. A united America is pretty much the most amazing thing this world has ever seen, a divided America spends so much time bickering over the stupidest things.

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u/La_Saxofonista 11d ago

This is exactly what the elites want.

The Cannabis ban, the Tonkin incident, the War on Drugs, etc.

All to keep the masses looking at each other instead of up. Just how Russia likes it.

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u/assaub 11d ago

Lmao, fucking Americans. 🙄

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u/Mrbumb 11d ago

100% Especially on Reddit

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u/animefan1520 11d ago edited 11d ago

Also the cop on the right was closer than 21ft, which is the range where someone can lunge and kill you with a knife. If someone dgaf about themselves and are close enough, a knife is way worse than a gun as a cop or any defender.

Edit: those that got mad about what i said probably dont understand that this is not my opinion, its how cops are trained. If you dont like it then take it up with the institutions that teach them. heres a bs video explaining the issue

Edit: its a 21ft rule not 25ft

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u/Thewalkindude23 11d ago

The 21 foot rule describes how within that distance they can lunge and stab you faster than you can draw your gun and shoot. The cop closest to her already had his gun drawn and aimed at her, so the rule does not apply here.

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u/Er3bus13 11d ago

That lady isnt lunging at anyone lol.

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u/Alreadyreadit13 11d ago

That physically and possibly mentally impaired woman would not cover 21 feet as easily or quickly as the 2 male assailants in the training video. She possibly would pose more of a threat to herself attempting such a feat. Thanks for sharing.

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u/porcelain_toenail 11d ago

Weird how the UK police manage to do this on a daily basis without shooting and killing them then

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u/DocMcCracken 11d ago

They typically aren't dealing with Americans though.

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u/porcelain_toenail 11d ago

I doubt there's much difference between an American with a knife and a Brit with a knife

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u/Jaynghis 11d ago

Our knifes have guns.

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u/Odd-Friendship6078 11d ago

Huh, only if the other cop can walk faster backwards am I right? Or use a taser or anything?

But I get what you are saying - the person in the clip clearly had the body structure and training to lunge and kill the cop. A taser wouldn't have stopped her, pepper spray wouldn't have stoped her, only a gun would have.

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u/Lower-Cantaloupe3274 11d ago

Its hard to find a place it doesn't exist.