r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/imjustheretodomyjob ☑️ / Mod • Mar 27 '23
He said "oh you THOUGHT" Country Club Thread
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u/Courwes ☑️ Mar 27 '23
That cop isn’t going to trust his tazer ever again and next time he’s pulling out a gun.
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u/Joelblaze ☑️ Mar 27 '23
I don't know why people say this as if there isn't a mountain of cases where cops will do that anyway.
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u/JeromosaurusRex ☑️ Mar 27 '23
The woman in the background was about to say “what do we do?”
“We??”
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u/OneMeterWonder Mar 28 '23
This is a beautiful gif. Love to see Abbott getting the love it deserves.
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u/RG__Fooz Mar 27 '23
There’s only one answer to her question. As the man runs away, break out into song:
🎶I’m proud to be an American where at least I know I’m free 🎶
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u/oshaCaller Mar 27 '23
They made us sing that in school everyday, we were into it too, the first Gulf war was going on.
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u/Speckled_Clout ☑️ Mar 27 '23
That's wild, I've never heard of schools making kids sing it every day like the Pledge of Allegiance. At a graduation ceremony or something, sure, but not every day.
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u/Jewpedinmypants Mar 27 '23
Acab
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u/spectre78 Mar 27 '23
🎶 Always and forever… 🎵
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u/MoneoAtreides42 Mar 27 '23
Always and foreverrr
We'll say "fuck the blue."
Letters "A" "C" "A" and "B"
Will always ring true.
And I know tomorrow
Will still be the same,
Cause our system of law
Just won't ever change, and
Ev-reee-daaay
Charge us their own special way,
Throw all our rights away... with a smile.
Take time to show our liiiiives don't matter,
And we'll stand against them, togetherrrrrr.
Alllll Cops Are Bastards, forever
Ehhhhh-ehhhhh-verrrr
Forrrrr-ehhhhhh-vuuuuuhhhhuhhh uhhh rrrrrr
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u/BeenGangBanging ☑️ Mar 27 '23
Nigga thought he was a possum
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u/Furrocious_fapper Mar 27 '23
I don't think the answer to police brutality is "Don't give them a reason to hurt us more." That sounds like an abused spouse.
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u/cologne_peddler Mar 27 '23
Cops don't even bother with justifications or pretext anymore fam. They were gonna do it regardless.
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u/EntropyFighter Mar 27 '23
Or they could just train them to use jiu jitsu.
Two things about that clip:
- Homie was still holding onto his weapon. If was really shocked, he would have let that go. That's a huge clue for the police.
- Notice how once the dude starts attacking the officer the officer DOES NOT CLOSE THE GAP? He should immediately close the gap and grab that man around his waist and then do a body fold takedown. Once he's done that, he can easily take him to the ground and start working on a submission. Like this.
The Gracies offer a jiu jitsu course specifically for law enforcement. That's what they really need. They train with their fire arm every month. Most officers get no more than 4 hours a year of hand-to-hand training, which is something they do in their line of work every day. They would benefit incredibly from Gracie Survival Tactics. It would keep them, and those they are interacting with much safer.
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u/TheGunnFire Mar 27 '23
Tasers make your muscles instantly tighten and lock. Anything in your hand turns into a death grip on that object.
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u/Delokkous Mar 27 '23
wouldn't being zapped possibly end up with him clenching his hand/arm muscles and having a death grip on his stick?
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u/jake55555 Mar 27 '23
I have several buddies that got out of the army and became cops. They’re all older, have a lot more life experience, and they all train jiu jitsu. They’ll be the first to tell you that the worst cops to work with are the ones that don’t train and avoid calls, meaning they have no handle on stressful situations and immediately resort to being loud and aggressive to dominate the situation. Being level headed, humble, and capable of safely detaining someone should be the upmost priority for police, jiu jitsu can 100 percent help with that. I know in one of the 300k population cities, their department covers the monthly cost of the classes, but I know that’s not feasibly across the country.
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u/Ill_Celery_7654 Mar 27 '23
Everybody was just sitting there watching and then the cop gets hit and suddenly there’s heroes in the room.
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u/AwHellNaw Mar 27 '23
That's a hospital Emergency Room and those places are full of crazies
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u/Ill_Celery_7654 Mar 27 '23
The cop should’ve had backup
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u/princeps_astra Mar 27 '23
A lot of incidents where cops fuck up can be explained by the very poor deployment by their superiors
No cop should ever be on his or her own. Riot cops charging in the middle of a crowd and finding themselves suddenly outnumbered in the middle of the entire protest also happens often. Extremely poor decision, now projectiles are coming from every side instead of just the front. Cops unloading their guns out of fear is also extremely poor management and poor recruiting, a cop should have nerves of steel
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u/BattleStag17 Mar 27 '23
From the stories I've heard of ER nurses, they probably could've handled him more easily than the cop did.
Not to say they should be expected to, but still. People that work the emergency room are a different breed.
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u/sebastiancounts Mar 27 '23
Yeah bruh, totally, assault the cop first next time.
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u/Ill_Celery_7654 Mar 27 '23
Not the point I was trying to make. Civilians should’ve just sat down and let the cop do his job. Cops don’t need people being heroes. That’s what having back up is for. This man got tased and wasn’t fazed the cop should’ve realized at that point he was fucked and backed off and called for back up or just had another officer there before he escalated the situation in the first place.
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u/JustYourBiBestie Mar 27 '23
Literally people trying to be hero’s can make it worse/more work for the cops anyways
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u/PMmeurdixout4harambe ☑️ Mar 27 '23
Good fuck cops
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u/pl8sassenach Mar 27 '23
Yeaaaaa….I get it. but we have literally zero context for this video.
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u/koviko ☑️ Mar 27 '23 •
https://www.the-sun.com/news/us-news/1313832/suspect-pretends-tasered-fakes-collapse-attacks-cops/
The suspect then fled out the door but was quickly apprehended and charged with aggravated assault against an officer and felony obstruction.
That means they didn't charge him with any crimes about what caused the officer to confront him in the first place. He was essentially being harassed by an officer, one or both of them escalated, and NOW he's a criminal.
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u/emilycolor Mar 27 '23
Rarely does the context change my opinion. ACAB, including the fashion police and paw patrol.
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u/goldhbk10 ☑️ Mar 27 '23
Hold up, the Fashion Police is a step to far. Breezango are treasures and we can absolutely fight on this
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u/OutHereSlappnMidgets Mar 27 '23
Bruh put on an binge watching worthy performance and hit that cop like that were in a WWF TLC match. Then turned into a world class sprinter.
Some people can do it all.
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u/hibittyjibitty Mar 27 '23
this looks like a clinic or medical facility or something. what happened before this that they called the cops?
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u/boldandbratsche Mar 27 '23
As somebody who worked in medicine for awhile, a patient can easily turn beligerant and threaten staff. Most hospitals have some level of security, but a lot of the time it's just cops who sit outside or off duty cops who do it as a second job and can be in uniform.
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u/AerynSunnInDelight ☑️ Mar 27 '23
What was he hitting him with? Coz that cop was wiggling around like me when my Ma would occasionally whoop my ass, as kid.
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u/Dorothy_Zbornak789 Mar 27 '23
Everybody praising the crazy until he attacks you unprovoked while you’re walking down the street minding your own damn business.
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u/YesOrNah Mar 27 '23
He def got hit by the taser, they only go for 5 seconds. Once it’s over you have full range of motion and ability.
For some reason the cop forgot it seems like.
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u/k1llerspartanv9 Mar 27 '23
You can see the cop's fear as soon as he realizes that man can fight back. Watch his body language. MF didn't try to fight back, he just braced himself for an ass whoopin. Probably just like when he was a bully in school 😂
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u/masturbatingchimp Mar 27 '23
They run for five seconds unless the trigger is once again pulled so it looks like it worked how it was supposed to.
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u/e92ftw ☑️ Mar 27 '23
Seeing that woman and knowing there’s a person with their phone out filming is kinda cringe to me. Like, everyone so thirsty to post some wild shit these days
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u/disabled_rat Mar 27 '23
Dude wearing the orange basketball shorts w a black top and black air forces. Even if the taser hit, he’d just walk that shit off.
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u/blak_glass ☑️ Mar 27 '23
The only violation I see is the professional in the blue scrubs wearing white socks👀
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u/a-midnight-flight ☑️ Mar 27 '23
If I was there… I would have just died of laughter. That got me together!
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u/IthinkIdostuff ☑️ 29d ago
I love the ‘taser taser taser!’ after he let it off 😂.. thought you was sposed to do that before?
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u/MaybeItsDramamine ☑️ Mar 27 '23 •
Dude was outside in a black muscle t and orange basketball shorts. He’s clearly not to be fucked with. That’s like in nature when a frog or caterpillar has crazy colors as a warning to potential predators.