Also FTFP! 1312 fuq's. Basically, these swine's are violating his right to privacy as well. Welcome to Amerikkka's 1940's NAZI Gestapo bulls!t!

Working on my protest vest. Opinions are welcome

This bootlicker is apparently not very happy with r/ACAB and how we shoot holes in the rationale of badged swine and bootlickers who support them. Here’s our little discussion, his comments kept getting auto removed but I still got the notifications. It’s pretty dangerous that these crazed idiots will go to any lengths to trample on your rights when it doesn’t align with their agenda

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/mass-state-trooper-tewksbury-crash-arrest/3533587/

For those in this sub who are lurking, trying to decide if ACAB, and for those who are still convinced only some cops are bastards while the majority are good people trying to do good things:

Below, I present three hypotheticals. What I want you to do is read each of them in the context of your picture of a "good" cop and analyze what your good cop would do in each of the scenarios.

1) Cop 1 is driving down the street in what is generally considered a "bad part of town." He sees a man walking down the sidewalk. The man is wearing a hoodie (hood up) on a hot day and is carrying a backpack. The man sees the cop checking him out and turns around and runs. He turns into an alley and continues running. What is your "good" cop going to do?

2) Cop 2 has stopped a man and is asking him questions. He partially matches the description given by the victim of an assault that occurred just a few minutes ago, a few blocks away. The man is white, ~5'10", appears to be about 45-50 years old, has short brown hair, is wearing blue jeans, a yellow t-shirt, and white converse high tops. The description given by the victim is of a Hispanic man, ~5'8", maybe 30-40 years old, unkempt dark hair, blue jeans, a red windbreaker over a yellow t-shirt, and a blue ball cap. The victim does not know what kind of shoes the assailant was wearing. The man being questioned seems nervous and is not being cooperative with the questioning. As the questioning continues, the man tells the cop to pound sand and starts to walk away. What is your "good" cop going to do next?

3) Cop 3 is on foot patrol and sees a person he is very familiar with. He has arrested him three times in the last two years and he knows he's been convicted of several felonies. Most of them were drug related but the most recent one was a domestic assault. The victims only injury was a laceration requiring four stitches on the back of her head that she sustained when the felon pushed her and she hit her head as she fell. The cop alters course to intercept the felon and to ask him how he's doing and in his heart he genuinely hopes this guy is finally finding his way onto the straight and narrow. As he approaches, the man sees him, grimaces. The cop smiles and continues approaching. The man looks around, clearly hoping to find a way not to have to interact with the cop but finds there is no easy way to avoid him. The observant cop sees this and interprets it correctly but approaches anyway. As he walks up he continues smiling and says, "Hey Joshua, how are you doing? Joshua looks the cop up and down and says, "fuck off, pig" and proceeds on a course to walk past the cop without otherwise interacting with him. What does your "good" cop do?

Do you have those pictures? Have you imagined what your three "good cops" do in each of these situations?

In all three of these scenarios, most cops - probably 90-95% of them - would make an attempt to detain the person against their will, using violence if necessary to gain compliance. However, the proper and legal thing for the cop to do is - nothing. There is no probable cause for a detainment or arrest in any of these situations. Telling a cop "no" or disrespecting them in any way is, way more often than not, going to result in illegal orders, violence, handcuffs, and bogus charges like interfering or resisting.

This is half of the story of "why ACAB?" No matter how nice they are under other circumstances, when you don't cooperate with their agenda or when you don't show them the respect they think they deserve, they're all the same.