....did he have a room though?
I'm guessing if he didn't have a room then the cop would have tazed him for trespassing or something.
....did he have a room though?
Dude is like the chill version of
![]()
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
I always love how it comes down to "It would have been over with a lot sooner if he had just complied" as if that's the point. The cop used that one too. A rich white man in the parking lot of his estate is not going to be harassed for sitting in his car eating oatmeal. In fact, open carry activists get a free pass to be juvenile jack asses, and there's a reason why.
Why give over his card? "I'll tell you later," yeah, fuck that. You tell me after you run my name through the system for whatever petty crime you can, all because I was sitting in the parking lot eating? Where's the warrant? People who look at things like this aren't really taking the big picture into account. I probably wouldn't have been as much of a smart ass as he was, but that's not because he was wrong for it, it's because I know they could have busted open those windows if they felt like it.
Cops coast on this overwhelming wave of authority, irrespective of justice or law. He has no cause to search his vehicle, and therefore, he can be refused. The only reason why you (and he) thinks he can't be is because the public lets the police get away with a lot more than they are legally allowed to. The issue becomes less "this man is suspicious" and more "this man has the gall to defy my authority."
Even when the guy said "fuck," that was a problem. "I didn't curse at you, why are you cursing at me?" Fuck that.
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
I always love how it comes down to "It would have been over with a lot sooner if he had just complied" as if that's the point. The cop used that one too. A rich white man in the parking lot of his estate is not going to be harassed for sitting in his car eating oatmeal. In fact, open carry activists get a free pass to be juvenile jack asses, and there's a reason why.
Why give over his card? "I'll tell you later," yeah, fuck that. You tell me after you run my name through the system for whatever petty crime you can, all because I was sitting in the parking lot eating? Where's the warrant? People who look at things like this aren't really taking the big picture into account. I probably wouldn't have been as much of a smart ass as he was, but that's not because he was wrong for it, it's because I know they could have busted open those windows if they felt like it.
Cops coast on this overwhelming wave of authority, irrespective of justice or law. He has no cause to search his vehicle, and therefore, he can be refused. The only reason why you (and he) think he can't be is because the public lets the police get away with a lot more than they are legally allowed to. The issue becomes less "this man is suspicious" and more "this man has the gall to defy my authority."
Even when the guy said "fuck," that was a problem. "I didn't curse at you, why are you cursing at me?" Fuck that.
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
In what world are we required to hand over ID, tell a cop which hotel room we are staying in, and feel bad about filming a cop? The cops should have came up, identified themselves, shown their ID, and then told him exactly why they were talking to him. The cop literally said they'd tell the guy with the camera why they were talking to him AFTER he handed over his ID... Like, wtf? Just tell the guy why you're bothering him.
Anyway, this dude is bulletproof. I expected him to be deader than dead by the end of the video.
I always love how it comes down to "It would have been over with a lot sooner if he had just complied" as if that's the point. The cop used that one too. A rich white man in the parking lot of his estate is not going to be harassed for sitting in his car eating oatmeal. In fact, open carry activists get a free pass to be juvenile jack asses, and there's a reason why.
Why give over his card? "I'll tell you later," yeah, fuck that. You tell me after you run my name through the system for whatever petty crime you can, all because I was sitting in the parking lot eating? Where's the warrant? People who look at things like this aren't really taking the big picture into account. I probably wouldn't have been as much of a smart ass as he was, but that's not because he was wrong for it, it's because I know they could have busted open those windows if they felt like it.
Cops coast on this overwhelming wave of authority, irrespective of justice or law. He has no cause to search his vehicle, and therefore, he can be refused. The only reason why you (and he) think he can't be is because the public lets the police get away with a lot more than they are legally allowed to. The issue becomes less "this man is suspicious" and more "this man has the gall to defy my authority."
Even when the guy said "fuck," that was a problem. "I didn't curse at you, why are you cursing at me?" Fuck that.
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
If that's a serious question I would say yes. The cops began to leave at the end and walk past him. If he didn't have a room they would of further harassed him asap....did he have a room though?
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
I hope you considered the 100s of years of continual bullshit black people have put up with, including slavery, murder, disproportionate incarceration, legal and illegal discrimination, hatred and harassment, before you typed this stupid blob of shit.
is this type of behavior accepted by most people? pull out a camera and start acting like a fucking juvenile jack ass in front of cops? what is the purpose of with holding his id card? or answering which room hes staying in? could have probably be done with it in a few minutes if he had complied. instead he turns on a camera to record his bullshit so he can show world star how legit he is.
There is a lot of anger in this post.
I think he might be the officer that was embarrassed.![]()
nope. so it seems ive lit a fire. so let me ask this, do all of you who quoted me deny every request a cop makes every time you have come in contact with one? maybe not to extent of the dude in the video, but when a cop pulls you over and asks for an ID, do you tell him no? just for the sake of not violating your rights? I must have skipped the part in life where everyone else was taught to not talk to the police because fuck them. i understand that they are under the spotlight due to recent events, but whats also seemed to surface a lot more is people behind a camera acting like assholes in front of police. maybe its just me, but whenever i come in contact with police i act like a normal person. and my skin is brown, for whatever thats worth because judging by some of the posts here it seems like that is one of justifications for videos like this.
Yeah, he got all uppity real fast because this is probably the first time it happens to him rather than a insidious everyday thing implicitly approved by a society that only pretends to care so the can dissaprove when he decides to not comply 100%.
nope. so it seems ive lit a fire. so let me ask this, do all of you who quoted me deny every request a cop makes every time you have come in contact with one? maybe not to extent of the dude in the video, but when a cop pulls you over and asks for an ID, do you tell him no? just for the sake of not violating your rights? I must have skipped the part in life where everyone else was taught to not talk to the police because fuck them. i understand that they are under the spotlight due to recent events, but whats also seemed to surface a lot more is people behind a camera acting like assholes in front of police. maybe its just me, but whenever i come in contact with police i act like a normal person. and my skin is brown, for whatever thats worth because judging by some of the posts here it seems like that is one of justifications for videos like this.
nope. so it seems ive lit a fire. so let me ask this, do all of you who quoted me deny every request a cop makes every time you have come in contact with one? maybe not to extent of the dude in the video, but when a cop pulls you over and asks for an ID, do you tell him no? just for the sake of not violating your rights? I must have skipped the part in life where everyone else was taught to not talk to the police because fuck them. i understand that they are under the spotlight due to recent events, but whats also seemed to surface a lot more is people behind a camera acting like assholes in front of police. maybe its just me, but whenever i come in contact with police i act like a normal person. and my skin is brown, for whatever thats worth because judging by some of the posts here it seems like that is one of justifications for videos like this.
I was legit scared for him when they had him trapped in that little waiting room. He's looking at the cop walking out of the office and turns to see the other standing in the opening.
but when a cop pulls you over and asks for an ID, do you tell him no? just for the sake of not violating your rights.
Just wondering, have you seen any of the multitudes of videos of people of color being brutally beaten/murdered by cops that are literally everywhere?
Google Floyd Dent.
You can and possibly will be beaten mercilessly regardless of what you do.
yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?
yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?
yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?
nope. so it seems ive lit a fire. so let me ask this, do all of you who quoted me deny every request a cop makes every time you have come in contact with one? maybe not to extent of the dude in the video, but when a cop pulls you over and asks for an ID, do you tell him no? just for the sake of not violating your rights? I must have skipped the part in life where everyone else was taught to not talk to the police because fuck them. i understand that they are under the spotlight due to recent events, but whats also seemed to surface a lot more is people behind a camera acting like assholes in front of police. maybe its just me, but whenever i come in contact with police i act like a normal person. and my skin is brown, for whatever thats worth because judging by some of the posts here it seems like that is one of justifications for videos like this.
yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?
yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?
If a cop pulls me over, gives me a valid reason for pulling me over and showing him my ID then I'll cooperate just fine. Pulling me over for no reason at all and saying that he'll only tell me the reason after I've shown him my ID isn't going to fly.
Waiving the few rights you have left in an authoritative state seems like a much better way to eventually get your ass beat...yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?
What was the guy doing that warranted the harassment from the cop? Why is he required to be cooperative?yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?
When the cop is radioing dispatch trying to make the dude sound more dangerous than he really was.
"He's probably armed"
Fuck you, dickhead cop
When the cop is radioing dispatch trying to make the dude sound more dangerous than he really was.
"He's probably armed"
Fuck you, dickhead cop
Actually, in most states, if you're pulled over while driving, you do have to show ID.
In this case, he was sitting in the parking lot, so he may not have to produce ID, depending on his state.
yep, i have. so the logical response to situations like that is to increase your chances of getting your ass beat by being non-cooperative?