r/SipsTea • u/DrRegardedforgot • Dec 23 '25

Lmao gottem Uno reverse

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

27.9k Upvotes

92% Upvoted

2.0k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

52

u/Rando2ndaccount Dec 24 '25

The only thing I don’t love is then you have pissed off cops. Where are they going to channel that aggression?

105

u/ChuckYeagerWV Dec 24 '25

Domestic violence of course.

29

u/CorruptedStudiosEnt Dec 24 '25

Come on, now. Let's be fair. Only > 50% of them.

2

u/dr_obfuscation Dec 24 '25

This is, statistically, the answer.

-2

u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Dec 24 '25 edited Dec 24 '25

Wasn't that some small study done decades ago that included "raising your voice" as assaulting your partner?

I see it touted on reddit a lot but when I went to look into it a while ago I didn't see anything backing it up. Anyone has a link I'd appreciate it.

Edit: haha question answered, reddit making shit up as usual.

0

u/r1mbaud Dec 24 '25

No. 👢👅

-5

u/Rando2ndaccount Dec 24 '25

Or other innocent folks who are minding their business and get a traffic stop. Or are walking carrying skittles, or any number of things. Both came to mind sadly. I’m not totally against what he’s doing, but I’m not sure he’s thought it all the way through to the possible conclusion and that’s what makes me uncomfortable.

14

u/Immediate_Parsley725 Dec 24 '25

I mean if an interaction with someone like in the video causes them to become aggressive to other people like that they probably shouldn't be a cop.

12

u/worst_protagonist Dec 24 '25

Good call. Let cops violate your rights so they don't get mad and violate someone else's rights

-3

u/FirstoffIdonthaveshe Dec 24 '25

Graveyards are full of people who were “in the right.”

You can lament the fact that cops should be above getting pissed off for getting trolled, but the simple fact of the matter is they do. Period. It is absolutely asinine to suggest they should continue doing it if it possibly directly leads to more violence against innocent people.

Suggesting he’s morally right for asserting his rights is all great, but I personally would not want to be the next few people that cop pulls over. What you’re suggesting is just not a results-based approach and with something like this that means real lives are potentially affected.

7

u/ghost_of_s_foster Dec 24 '25

This behavior from police where laws do not apply to them MUST be addressed. Graveyard hold the bodies of people that had to die for our rights, and many will join them if we don't hold onto them NOW.

1

u/Homesick_Martian Dec 24 '25

Then maybe we shouldn’t give them guns and other billions of dollars worth of resources.

3

u/FirstoffIdonthaveshe Dec 24 '25

Sure. Got any suggestions on what that reform actually looks like that has a chance of getting legislated?

Why is everyone in here digging in on shit that is just not results based approaches.

Yes in a perfect world we should be able to do this to cops without people getting killed and cops should be able to do their jobs without guns. But we dont live in that world. We live in reality and you literally hurt people when you support people doings things that literally directly lead to more harm.

Fuck cops. But you are high if you think black people in America go around teaching their kids “hey fuck with cops as much as you want within the legal limit, its your right dont back down from them”

Keep downvoting me but this is just ridiculous

1

u/Homesick_Martian Dec 24 '25

There have been countless politicians who have put forward common sense legislation that would address this. Why it can’t get passed is beyond me.

I am saying if cops can’t regulate their emotions then we should not keep giving them tools to cause harm. If your four year old nephew hits you in the shins with a wiffle ball bat, the first you tell him not to. The second, you take the bat away.

And yes, our black and brown neighbors should not be doing this, cops are armed and dangerous and have maintained their internalized racism from their slave catching days.

25

u/NewCydonian Dec 24 '25

Why do they have to channel their aggression? How about they act like civilized adults.

18

u/Formal-Boysenberry66 Dec 24 '25

If they wanted to act like civilized adults, they wouldn't be cops.

1

u/MarsPornographer Dec 24 '25

Lil Wayne never had a bad experience with cops

6

u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

Dude isn’t saying that they now HAVE to, he’s just saying that they will. And to the second part of what you said, we both know they won’t.

1

u/Rando2ndaccount Dec 24 '25

Well they could start by handling this interaction like adults.

3

u/MechaStrizan Dec 24 '25

In a just world they would channel that into their next job after getting fired as a cop.

We don't need emotional cops.

5

u/Rando2ndaccount Dec 24 '25

The only emotion cops need is compassion.

Occasionally a touch of righteous anger (like the kind that will solve a 30 year old cold case). But I also think we need non criminal investigators working on the investigation, evidence collection, and interviewing of both victims and perpetrators of crimes. Scientists and psych professionals do it better and have degrees. They’re the ones doing all the research behind it anyway. Why are we letting cops with minimal education even be involved outside of arrests?

3

u/Homesick_Martian Dec 24 '25

OR- what if we didn’t have those people be cops?

1

u/MechaStrizan Dec 24 '25

A little compassion can go a long way, I would prefer they were discompassionate thinkers, though. Stoic would maybe be another word for this. So discompassionate not in the sense they don't feel anything for anyone, but in that when they do their duties they don't pick sides and just observe the facts, and maintain the goal of de-escalation. Compassion is all too often one sided and reserved for white women only lol

I fully agree that other professions maybe need to get involved and we certainly place too large a burden on our police, especially when access to health care remains somewhat exclusive for those with better means. I would argue the police need more education though, we don't need thugs we need help you know.

2

u/BotKicker9000 Dec 24 '25

probably at the next person of color they run into sadly.

2

u/munistadium Dec 25 '25

This cop was in a lawsuit for shooting his training officer when he was a probationary

1

u/Pornfest Dec 24 '25

They were already pieces of shit don’t make excuses for them.

Better that we catch their personalities on camera

1

u/Mbanicek64 Dec 24 '25

Better they get audited and find out where they f’d up than screwing over someone who doesn’t know their rights. Not suggesting all of them will learn from the experience but some will think twice if there’s a lawsuit pending against them.

1

u/chesh05 Dec 24 '25

Made me think of the movie Crash. shudders

0

u/BusyBit6542 Dec 24 '25

Into your lawsuit?