2 cops executed in NY for revenge for Garner and Brown 2 NYPD cops shot dead ?execution style? as ?revenge? for Garner | New York Post Quote:
brb good thing the cops didnt shoot him first or they would be racist http://i58.tinypic.com/2irkwmg.png |
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Fucking Christ. I can't stand this fucking bullshit. I wish there was a way to just cull the herd of every human being that is willing to inflict harm on another at random. |
RIP to the officers and my condolences to their families. An awful thing to happen, especially just before the holidays. :heckno: -really wish that I could hear or see one day of news reports with no mention of any person getting killed or beaten up. Peace on earth, for one day. :facepalm: |
Thank goodness the Internet won't use this to fuel more mutual hatred, phew |
Crazy. He murdered his girlfriend in the morning as well. Quote:
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I don't get it, people see their friends post crazy ass shit like that on FB and they even comment on it but they don't call the police or anyone? Fuck... |
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Besides, if the police investigated every single person's "threats" pertaining to the Ferguson/Eric Garner incidents they'd be buried in work for years... |
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tbh i had expected attacks against police to have taken place weeks ago and was quite surprised to hear of none, sounds like this guy was bent on killing anyhow regardless of the issues currently at hand rip to the officers |
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That really odd to hear because I work in policing and we get daily reports that are fully investigated of people posting terrorist threats on social media and reports of individuals posting messages like this and that info almost always comes from the general public. Especially mental health, anyone can be arrested under the MHA if they're determined to be a threat to others or themselves (albeit they're almost always discharged under their own reconnaissance afterward). |
You would definitely know better than me then in that case, just my only personal experience with it. That being said, this was probably almost 5 years ago now. Social media was not nearly what it is today. |
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http://thebooktrap.weebly.com/upload...53519_orig.jpg http://www.myartprints.com/kunst/ger...1600-49_hi.jpg look at how desensitized these people are to violence, all without the help of social media. |
A handful of a population seeing a hanging once in a blue moon is a little different than going through a twitter feed and seeing beheadings, suicide bombers, murders, every day, all day long. |
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>wanders in here, begins waving cane around< In my time, we had the A-Team where, despite hundreds of bullets flying, explosions, cars flipping, etc etc, nobody ever got killed! Now we have Sons of Anarchy which is basically a murder and gore festival with some tits and ass thrown in with some bike motors revving! Maybe, just maybe, we have become desensitized so gradually that we don't even notice it? How many beheadings do you watch before it becomes totally numb to witness an incredibly brutal murder perpetrated to another human being for viewing on the internet? |
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aftermath of the execution while they are performing CPR on scene but not the actual execution. crazy how fast and how many cops show up and then the detectives. a waste and biased use of public resources imo. im too desensitized so reading the headlines and articles never provoked any emotion but watching this video was pretty shocking and sad. |
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Exclusive New York Post video of the massive response aftermath NYPD execution NSFW : videos as other people have mentioned in the reddit comments, you would never see this for civilians or anyone else that is not police. its sort of understandable but the cops exist to serve the public and this is an obvious waste of resource. the dozens of cops just standing there watching add nothing to the situation, they then go on to follow the ambulance. even the top comments of a medic say that the CPR and the whole process is for "show" when the cop is clearly dead. they do the 'show' if the victim is a child or a public servant of sort and the incident has witnesses. dont get me wrong, its very sad and unfortunate but the excess cops, medics, and firetrucks are public resources that probably could've been more useful if they were elsewhere during that situation. |
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The difference between what you see that youtube clip and you see in real life is family. When there's a tragic event that happens at work, everyone gets a day off. These guys don't. They have to work through the chaos. You think it's fun seeing a co-worker you know getting pumped then whisked away in an ambulance? A dude you just talked to maybe hours ago you see looking at the sky but not blinking. Those extra officers you see leaving with the ambulance..most likely doing traffic control so the ambulance can get to the hospital faster; and yes they do that for public too. It's a eerie feeling, and some of those guys standing around most likely trying to figure what happen and what to do next. Everyone's human.. |
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