“I HAD to tear gas them! You don’t understand! THEY WERE MEAN TO ME!”
"Understand that it is a sign of strength, not weakness, to support the rank-and-file officers who are out on the front lines being assaulted, taking verbal and physical abuse, and working endless hours without rest." Verbal abuse, y'allhttps://twitter.com/portlandmercury/status/1280220816521617408 …
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When demanding accountability of someone in a position of authority is verbal abuse, you are in an uneven power structure.
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They've clearly never been on Xbox Live if they're bothered by the protesters' words. I'll buy a year of Xbox Live for any cop who quits and they can see what I mean. They also get to shoot way more kids way more spectacularly.
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hahaha omg, I've seen a few posts wondering how we rehabilitate police after we defund and replace them with orgs that actually protect our community and this is the answer right here, they all have to become professional COD players it's the only way
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This literally reinforces the epiphany I had that conservatives view everything through the lens of strength and weakness. The cops blame us, brutalize us and escalate because it shows “strength.” They won’t talk, show remorse, or admit fault as that shows “weakness.”
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As someone who grew up as a flavor of far right, holy shit: you're right Sometimes I still view the world that way Gotta meditate on this
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