I have respect for that kid actually, he taught me a valuable lesson about always being aware
A crowd does NOT protect you lol
Crowds only care about themselves
We sent the dogs (police) in
That's how
No tolerance, just round em up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL6fCuXrv-4
But we also have a really fucking good prison system
Much more effective in reducing crime than the US
Tbh it's best to find what works in other countries like yours to figure out how to solve america/britain/canada's problems & what went wrong
Let the police do its job
The US police feels disrespected by its own government
They're handicapped
They're frustrated
I imagine British/swedish police to be cucked
In Austria we value one thing above all, and that's when you do your job well
From your point of view, is the US' police brutality as bad as the media is making it out to be?
No, I think
Officers in the US are amazing
They deserve all the respect they get (or don't get I guess)
Can they be trained better? Yes of course, always
In Austrian cities there's almost no downtime for police
You see an officer or two at almost every corner
I'm exaggerating a bit, but their system is really good
That's why it seems like that
Good to know
They are assholes sometimes, but humans are assholes in general
Yes, exactly
But also, if police get stupid orders, they will act stupid
Leftists nowadays would scream "that's FAscIsm!!" if the police were out in every corner
I don't have anything against the police but I know they aren't there to be my friend.
I’m more scared of AntiFa beating me with a bike lock or a pipe than Police
At least if the police shoot you they call an ambulance
Lmaooo
It may be easier to have good optics wrt police in smaller countries... and counties in the US
True
@ThisIsNotGreg I don't think there are any members of antifa that could lift a member of the police
As a whole it seems US police get painted with a broad brush when one does something bad
Like everything else in life
I think it's tragic that people demonize the police
I don't doubt there are good counties in the US where the police are community-oriented
