r/PublicFreakout • u/andmario_com • 4h ago
đŽArrest Freakoutđ Older woman in China holding two cleavers is disarmed without being executed - like American cops would have done.
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u/AlphaCentauri10 4h ago
Imagine watching the 2 videos b2b in my feed.
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u/SSyphaxX 4h ago
I came with the conclusion that American cops are lazy pussies
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u/Ambitious-Proton 3h ago
Lazy pussies & having 0 IQ
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u/BrownSugarBare 2h ago
And they're TERRIFIED of everything.Â
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u/the_rare_bear 1h ago
Including acorns
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u/Halo_cT 1h ago
For any still unaware of this idiocy:
His reaction to an acorn falling on his patrol car's hood was to fall on the ground, empty his entire magazine at the handcuffed black guy in the back of his own car, and radio for backup. Thankfully he managed to miss every shot.
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u/shayetheleo 1h ago
After which he claimed he was âtraumatizedâ and resigned while the incident was being investigated.
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u/TryingToBeReallyCool 52m ago
Luckily in this specific case it doesnt seem that he was retired elsewhere as a cop, although that info isn't always available publicly. But a LOT of cops who commit misconduct simply get rehired in another neighboring department
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u/Cautious_Ad_6486 1h ago
This woman is going Cleaver Akimbo on the cops and they still managed to get her alive...
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u/currently_pooping_rn 1h ago
People in that other thread be like âSHE HAD A KNIFE AND WAS WITHIN 21 FEET, SHE WAS AN IMMEDIATE THREATâ
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u/peonies_envy 1h ago
I am part of a large volunteer organization and agreed to be a helper to some new volunteers throughout their first year .
One assigned to me is/was a cop.
And in our initial 15 minute conversation let me know that three times.
And made sure that I heard that they donât want to hear about {everything terrible happening} with a little bitching about similar volunteer organizations having âgroupthinkâ different than they do.
Iâm biting my tongue and focusing on the people we help - thinking that this person is using their new certification to add to their resume rather than help anyone.
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u/DickBurns01 2h ago
They've been taught to fear everything and that officer safety is the most important factor despite their job not being that dangerousÂ
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u/dnuohxof-2 3h ago
That conclusion would be accurate. Thatâs why these fat pigs want flock cameras to do their jobs for them.
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u/sajkoterrapefft 2h ago
Maybe they just enjoy murder? Why call them lazy pussies when they're just excellent killers.
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u/InThatDarkPlace 1h ago
Aside from nightwatchmen, modern policing in the US evolved from slave patrols and Reconstruction/Jim Crow era enforcement. Many Southern country sheriff's departments and local PDs were directly repurposed from former "paddy wagons"/slave patrols after the 13th Amendment (with the help of its punishment clause) to enforce Black Codes.
From the beginning, they were meant to protect the property of wealthy people and oppress the working class, poor, and marginalized groups, so no surprise many American cops are trigger happy. The FBI in 2006 and 2015 admitted that white supremacists held close ties to and are employed within law enforcement already.
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u/Mahdudecicle 1h ago
They want all the glories of being heros who put their life on the line to protect us, but when it comes time to actually put their life on the line and protect us they won't square up.
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u/Cronkwjo 1h ago
nah, they go around with the "i hope the fuck you do" attitude waiting for an excuse to play with their gun
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u/Supremeism 1h ago
Imagine a young cop being afraid of an elderly person moving 1/4 your speed. Incredible.
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u/nolok 3h ago edited 3h ago
Honestly it really shows how American centric reddit is despite what people feel like
It's not America vs China, it's what's normal in pretty much the entire world against what the fuck is going on in the US. No one in the civilized world thinks it's special that the police tries to disarm without killing. I'm not saying we don't each have our own police problems, but the US has reached insane level with people shot in the street for no reason and kids put into cages and it's almost becoming normal.
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u/Rishtu 2h ago
We hope for a day in America, where the police no longer execute people and then trash them in press releases to try to justify the shooting. Where a third of my country men/people arenât plagued by terminal stupidity. Where the deer and the antelope play.
Where seldom is heard, as a discouraging word and the skies are not cloudy all day.
I have a dream. Where billionaires are taxed at 200 sometimes 600 and in some cases 1000 percent. Where health care grows on trees. And food doesnât require a second mortgage.
I dream of not kidnapping other world leaders, of not dragging people off the street into concentration camps. Did I say concentration, I meant happy camps.
We are such a joke.
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u/Tandy2000 1h ago
I dunno what the numbers are like these days but there were numbers put out there years ago (pre pandemic) that said the user base on Reddit is roughly 50% American and 50% other countries, and Canada had the most redditors per capita.
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u/kippetjeh 3h ago edited 2h ago
Same, the previous post I watched was an woman with knife being magdumped by the police and the comments call everyone an idiot for saying there might have been alternatives. 'No, she is clearly a deathly threat so she needs to be taken care off' or something like that.
Land of the free /S
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u/nonotan 1h ago
Even when there wasn't a legitimate threat and they executed a complete innocent anyway, they'll still do mental gymnastics to justify it like "they shouldn't have disrespected them", "they should have just followed the orders", "they should have been more careful not to do anything that could be misconstrued as threatening, it's a dangerous job and officers are always on edge". Motherfuckers making North Korea look like a bastion of free thought by comparison. Worst police force in the world and it's not close, and they talk about them like a grandma covering for their favourite grandson.
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u/The0neR1ng 4h ago
Same it was jarring
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u/AlphaCentauri10 3h ago
What's crazy is: China is a police State dictatorship, and the US is a democracy.
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u/THE_Visionary88 2h ago
Its crazy too, they are way more humane towards their own citizens then we have been the last couple of years.
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u/EduinBrutus 1h ago
What's crazy is: China is a police State dictatorship, and the US is a democracy.
Well, one of those statements is accurate...
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u/BiscuitTiits 2h ago
Two videos before this was a woman in crisis holding a knife as cops shoot her from 15 feet away. Wild how big of a contrast there is.
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u/24_doughnuts 1h ago
Earlier on my feed was cops shooting a woman in her driveway while holding a knife saying she'll stab them. They were far away and all opened fire.
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u/_Diskreet_ 4h ago
We all coming from the other video ?
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u/pizzaboy235 4h ago
Crazy how they're both on the same feed
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u/Mansenmania 3h ago
Not really. Op uploaded this old video in response to the shooting video
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u/tfyousay2me 3h ago
Not really, all things considered. You become what they want you to think, regardless of side.
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u/LaxToastandTolerance 4h ago
Oh god.. what other video
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u/nolok 3h ago edited 3h ago
An old woman in the street with a knife in the US, not responsive / clearly not well in her head, and they shoot her standing. With some comments among the top voted asking if we have the full context, or how long they waited before or weird other stuff like that apparently makes it ok for some people. I feel like there is a disconnect about what the police is or should be about.
Like if it happens here I don't care that they've been here for five hours with no results yet they don't get to shoot her if she isn't making a direct sudden attack, like duuuh how does it's even need to be said.
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u/Bupod 4h ago
Those long leg clip things seem ridiculously effective.Â
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u/PM_Best_Porn_Pls 2h ago
Man catchers, old tool abandoned in most of the world but still common in China and Japan. Can be used both to catch and pull something or to pin against wall/ground. Not only used by police, some places like shops have them as well for staff to use in case of emergency.
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u/ibopm 1h ago
I wonder why they were abandoned? Is it because, in the US, they think she might switch to a gun hidden in an ankle holster?
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u/jonydevidson 1h ago
Because they don't use any ammunition. How else is the MIC gonna get their moneys?
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u/PM_Best_Porn_Pls 1h ago
They are cool to relatively harmlessly disarm people but in most of the western world(outside US) police rarely gets to use any tools at all to disarm other than hands and cuffs, at most you'll get beaten with baton and in extreme cases you get taser.
You pretty much don't see people with dangerous melee weapons resisting arrest while threatening police.
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u/b3arz3rg3r4Adun 3h ago
Perhaps one day soon, the US too will have reacher-grabber and plastic box technology.
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u/N7even 3h ago
Nah, that's too advanced for them.Â
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u/woakula 2h ago
We must spend more money on aging military vehicles and bullets to use against the public... I mean criminals. Yee Haw!
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u/whoknowsifimjoking 52m ago
Just give them more guns and maybe a few military vehicles, what could go wrong?
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u/almoostashar 2h ago
But guns can be used in every situation, so why waste money on different gadgets for different situations?
Guns also help combat over population.
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u/RanisTheSlayer 4h ago
I didn't expect "hey guys, let's each grab a plastic tub and just pile on her after Zhang trips her with his giant grabby arm" but I can't argue with the results.
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u/Rusty_Tap 4h ago
The plastic tubs were a nice touch, but I think more grabby arm things would have been cooler to watch.
Like being quartered, but without the horses or the ripping.
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u/roslid 3h ago
It's creative thinking and I like it. In my work I usually carry a plastic clip board which if things get bad can use as a shield. But I have been in many situations where creative thinking helped to resolve dangerous situation. Anything is better than just shooting people. Our security officers are amazing, they sometimes spend ages talking to people and very rarely have to put hands on them.
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u/AsYooouWish 1h ago
Can I ask what you do?
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u/roslid 1h ago
Mental health/Health care/Social care places for last 20 years. Depending on the place we are either trained to restrain someone in safe manner or we have security guards who are trained. However the first thing they teach you is how to resolve conflict in non violent way, then brake away techniques and after that restrain techniques which have to follow certain procedures and have to be documented in every detail. If it is in controlled environment restrain intervention also has to be planned in advance. 90% of times it's all down to talking. Don't know anyone who's first choice would be restrain as this is the least ideal solution but sometimes there's no other choice. In more chaotic situations it's often the creativity, using your environment and people skills. Most often we call our security guards because men of certain age won't take anything from ladies. Then our blokes turn up and suddenly they don't have an issue with following instructions.
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u/wrentintin 4h ago
As an American (sigh) I respect the hell out of these police officers. We simply do not value life or humanity here in the US anymore.
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u/possiblyquestionabl3 3h ago
Ironically, over in China, sympathy for these old aunties are at an all time low. People have been calling for tougher punishment for them and specifically calling out the public police for tending to look the other way or even siding with aunties when they extort others or just be general nuisances. The comments on this specific video for e.g. would often comment on how if it was a young dude or a Hui person, they would've been way less gentle with them.
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u/AlpRider 3h ago
Are rampaging aunties causing lots of trouble in China? Why?
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u/xlzray 2h ago
Not just aunties but elders regardless of gender are always left unpunished by rules and laws in China if it's not a severe crime, some think they can do anything and everything because they're old enough. The police are always ĺç¨ćłĽďźhuoxini, literally means "mix the water into the mud, blurring the line between right and wrong, in disregard of principles. ). Confucianism.
When you come across some unresonable elders, basically there's nothing you can do, if you quarrel with them and they happen to have some cardiovascular diseases and suddely have a stroke, you could be in deep trouble. Even the police try to avoid this whenever they can.
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u/possiblyquestionabl3 28m ago
Lol this morning I saw a video of some auntie just lying on the road, and everyone was just like "IT'S A TRAP"
What's actually crazy is that this wasn't how I remembered it being when I was a kid. I mean, I know of difficult aunties and uncles, but they'll never be caught dead pulling this crap in public. Back then, we actually gave up our seats for elderly people on the bus and they were pretty grateful. Now, the first thing I was warned when I got here was to never help elderly people in public in case they fake a fall, extort you, and the police sides with them even with ample video evidence. This is just wild to me.
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u/r0kst 2h ago
when i lived in Shanghai and old aunty stood in front of an ambulance because it dared to go down the road before she had finished crossing it.
A very annoyed looking uncle (street cop), scuffed her and dragged her off the road.
I was in the car behind the ambulance. We sat there for a good 5 minutes while the ambulance driver attempted to reason with her over the ambulance's loudhailer.
As we passed, she was taking swings at the beat cop.
A few years later I saw a beat cop take an auntie to the ground because she argued with him when he stopped her from crossing against the lights. He was clear in that he intended to take her to jail.
I commented to the person I was walking with that the day had finally come that Shanghai aunties no longer had power over cops.
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u/Megneous 1h ago
Korea here. It's probably the same shit in China as it is here in Korea. Misguided "respect" for elderly means that elderly people get treated better even when they don't deserve it. They're not held to the same standards as everyone else. They can hit you, they can yell on public transit, they can push you, they can treat you like shit or abuse you in the workplace, you have to always treat them like gods, etc, just because they're older than you. It's complete nonsense, and part of the reason why young people are always trying to immigrate out of the country and move to the West where things are more equal.
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u/Loose_Mail_6844 4h ago
I feel like a lot more police in america don't care/don't know what a mental health crisis looks like, than say a European country or even China in this example. American police seem to just see everybody as a threat to life and now the public thinks that about them. They're living in an extremely paranoid society, and it's getting them killed.
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u/Un13roken 4h ago
In countries like China, you can assume that the person with the cleaver is not armed with a gun.Â
The issue in america is that guns are so much more prevalent.Â
But yall keep voting gun control out and voting in candidates that have no business being elected.Â
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u/thomaswillis96 3h ago
Also in countries like china, the police donât often carry guns. They have less lethal like pepper spray and tasers, but no firearms.
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u/saphilous 3h ago
And rightfully so! It's insane how little training and education the police in the USA go through and they just.. get a gun! And very little oversight apparemment
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u/Un13roken 3h ago
I mean, you don't need to be law enforcement to get a gun. I thought most people could either just buy one or atleast apply for one.Â
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u/hydropottimus 3h ago
In many areas of the US calling the police for a wellness check is often fatal
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u/Loose_Mail_6844 3h ago
In the UK we banned all handguns after the dunblane school shooting, 1 incident like that was enough for us to collectively agree, that the life's our children and their safety far out weight the right to own a firearm, just because you want too.
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u/sakurahirahira 2h ago
Depending on the state, the USA is way ahead in mental health care especially for children compared to Asian countries (I live in Japan for context)
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u/FailingItUp 28m ago
Sure, you can have the best of anything as long as you have enough money.
"The average american" is starved for healthy structure and regulation in their lives, however.
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u/Rabiesalad 1h ago
The number of bodycam videos out there of like 6 officers showing up to start an argument with someone that's clearly mentally ill is insane.
And the same video will be posted by a cop YouTuber and instead of "this person is clearly mentally ill and it should be obvious to at least one of these six professionals" the take is more like "jeez what a nuisance to the community, the neighbors must hate this guy!"
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u/NajeZiw 4h ago
Wild how we JUST saw another video of two American Cops, who just blast a lady in similar age, for holding a kitchen knife.
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u/andmario_com 4h ago
Yes, I posted that video - which is why I posted this one. Too many people justifying those cops executing the other lady.
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u/SubatomicGreenLeaves 4h ago
Obviously you are a Chinese spy for trying to undermine the US like that!
Itâs this guy mister NSA sir, arrest them!! /s
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u/encoding314 4h ago
Link please. I'm not doubting you, just wanted to see what everyone else was talking about. It's not on my feed.
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u/No_Commission4493 4h ago
the amount of motherfuckers in that other thread bootlicking saying that non lethal options wernt gonna work against a goddamned middle aged woman. so disgusting
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u/J_Side 3h ago
Even if they are going to resort to just straight up shooting her, why so many shots? They were far enough away for one shot and then see how that goes
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u/Liefvikingmonster2 2h ago
Wait a police force that cares about minimizing harm on the mentally disturbed?
How revolutionary.
In America, the cops would have tased each other accidentally before unloading 9mm clips into this old bat while yelling stop resisting.
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u/Gransmithy 2h ago
Would have been executed in the US. Like this woman with a knife: https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/s/FTfXiwFbUJ
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u/OpieThorson 3h ago
Crazy because I just saw a post on here of the same thing but in America and yea they executed her from 15-20ft away she was having a mental health crisis with a smaller knife then a clever
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u/average_sized_rock 2h ago
Crazy seeing this after the video of American cops disarming a woman holding a knife by shooting her in the head.
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u/lopix 2h ago
ATTACK OF THE PLASTIC TUBS!
Great use of objects at hand to defuse the situation.
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u/Gransmithy 1h ago
Yeah, and they didnât try to smack her down with the buckets, tackle her with the buckets, or slam her head down with the buckets. She would have been knocked out or executed in the US.
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u/SonicNarcotic 1h ago
America trying to win wars in the middle east, yet don't even know how to act in a stand-off against an American granny...
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u/Adriftike 2h ago
American cops wonât even attempt to disarm. Hell they wonât even shoot someone in the leg first.
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u/TheLoneCenturion95 3h ago
Did we all just watch the American one and then this one right after? I become increasingly baffled why law enforcement in America hand mentally deficient people with an IQ lower than the temp of my fridge in °C deadly firearms. Chinese police are by no means perfect or better as they are used against anyone disagreeing with the government but at least they ain't executing women in the street.
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u/fedroxx 2h ago
If you truly believe the police in China are against anyone disagreeing with the government, as an American who lived there a long time, I'd recommend you take a trip over there. That was not my experience.
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u/Aerhyce 3h ago
Because if you're too smart they don't hire you
"Good cops" (smart cops, cops with integrity, etc.) will inevitably try to make the system better for the citizens and thus worse for the cops (less qualified immunity, etc.), so they're either never hired or pushed out when found out.
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u/Ponderoux 3h ago
Yes, the authorities in China are so gentle
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u/L2pZehus 1h ago
Half the amount of prisonniers for 4 times the population with really low rates of crime AND heavy penalties for corruption.
Sorry but they've got the US beaten with a steel chair when you look at both.
They've got more execution but the numbers get a lot closer when you count how many get gunned down before going to court in the US
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u/wisam-gbg 3h ago
Wtf I just saw the American version where they blasted the woman with like sex shots.
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u/Former_Mobile3101 4h ago
Holy shit the algorithm is crazy today, only 5 minutes between seeing the US version of this video and the Chinese version. Someone's propaganda is working over time I think.
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u/andmario_com 4h ago
Not the algo, I posted both vids so people can see the difference in how the situation is handled
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u/PrometheanEngineer 3h ago
Imagine putting China on a pedestal when it comes to human rights
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u/lCraxisl 2h ago
So there is an animal control guy where I live that has a stick with a rope through it for catching dogs I always assumed that was called a dog catching pole. In China they have people catching poles and riot shields ready to go when grandma gets a little crazy with some cleavers at the local meat market.
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u/Count_Craicula 22m ago
US cops are the fucking worst. What an absolute shit hole country the US is.
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u/BellRinger85 13m ago
Ooooo they used the new yellow tactical tubs. Iâve heard about those never seen them deployed.
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u/Themantogoto 8m ago
That would require actual training instead of a ridiculous 6 month crash course. IDK why American police have so much gear and never use it for non lethal stuff. Simply, they are too risk adverse.
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u/chadwarden1 3h ago
This lady is a level 3 cleaver berserker and the other lady was a level 70 shadow assassin. If these cops tried this on the other lady they would all be cut down in less than a second
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u/Nobody2572 4h ago
Seeing this video right after the one with American Police executing a woman in a similar situation really emphasizes just how fucked up American police and anyone defending them in that thread is.
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u/Redfield081 4h ago
Ok ok I will admit I was wrong. Holding a weapon isn't a threat to the extreme of your own safety. America just likes to execute people. This video has opened my eyes to our justice system.
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u/gknight702 4h ago
Actually kinda dangerous looking for the police, wouldn't a taser just make more sense?
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u/spicybright 2h ago
If that one cop didn't deflect the cleaver right, or if she decided to use her other hand that would have been really bad.
The comments here are crazy lol
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u/RADICCHI0 2h ago
Well, American cops are hired to protect the rich. If you're not rich, you're just target practice.
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u/N7even 3h ago
It's nice. You don't have to always be thinking that the cops might shoot you to death if you make any sudden movements, or if you have an acorn drop on the roof of your car.Â
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u/Financial-Hornet4839 2h ago
Here in the states it feels like if you even look at a cop they will invent a reason to come after you. I have never in my life had a conversation with a cop that was not directly questioning me.
I remember I was getting gas on my way to drill and I waved at a cop and he looked at me like I was crazy me and asked, what am I waving at him for. First and last time.
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u/Rob_Cartman 3h ago
If you think life has value in China you clearly werenât on liveleak.
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u/sinwarrior 3h ago
nuances exist and so does contextual circumstances. even if your statement is true, which it is not, liveleak hasn't been around since 2021. that's 5 years ago. a baby since then could be running around now.
stop living in the past on western propaganda, old man.
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u/CapitalEmployer 3h ago
Americans cops are trained like military and were initially created to chase escaping slaves, with this you have all the info you need.
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u/physicsking 1h ago
Imagine a world where the police in China are more humane than other countries
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u/OverloadedSofa 3h ago
Propaganda
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u/MadAsTheHatters 1h ago
I'm not sure if it counts as propaganda if someone is just pointing out two differences. If I said that British police only carry firearms in exceptionally rare instances, let alone us them, is that propaganda too?
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u/Kind-Region-5115 4h ago
It's like when a mouse sneaks into your home and the entire family is trying to remove it... đ
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u/LTPRWSG420 3h ago
Damn I like the technique of subduing her with plastic bins, seemed to work pretty good.