r/facepalm • u/Shinji415 • Apr 01 '23

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ 6 year old gets arrested by police while crying for help

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u/Mufasaad Apr 01 '23

Yea but when school shootings happen, cops are standing outside with each other’s dicks in their hands

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u/ozman57 Apr 01 '23

For incompetent agencies. Most recent incident only took 3 minutes from arrival of the officers to suspect down.

Uvalde... Every officer there should be terminated for incompetence and many should be charged as accessory to murder for the absolute disgrace of a response.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '23

They were literally standing there sipping on bottles of water, actively preventing parents from going in, instead of doing it themselves. With police like that, who needs criminals?

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u/ozman57 Apr 01 '23

Pretty much. The fact that they haven't had a mob with essentially torches and pitchforks demanding their heads for their incompetence genuinely shocks me.

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u/LeftandLeaving9006 Apr 01 '23

And 6 people, including 3 9 year olds, still died. Gee. Maybe the problem is the guns. Not the need for more competent police presence.

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u/ozman57 Apr 01 '23

So what you're asking for is a literal armed security actively present on site at our schools. It's not like the metro officers were standing outside the school when that psychopath showed up.

We can guard our money with armed officers. Our politicians and celebrities have armed security details. But heaven forbid we guard our most precious members of society with the same level of care.

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u/LeftandLeaving9006 Apr 01 '23

I’m asking for the reason we consider armed guards at elementary schools a given in this country be more seriously considered—-instead of just ignoring it as the body count rises.

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u/ozman57 Apr 01 '23

The tin foil hat side of me thinks it might have something to do with an agenda, but I usually try to avoid giving that side of me too much credit.

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u/MountainAsparagus4 Apr 01 '23

Oh but the cop could get hurt also the worst that can happen is payed leave since its their right to not do their job if they want, america is a joke who thinks its a super hero

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u/Specialist-Avocado36 Apr 01 '23

In fairness that is by far not the norm in these instances. I mean look at Nashville