r/ACAB • u/uhhh206 • 1d ago

police violence and copaganda are so ubiquitous that "cop acts like a compassionate human being" is apparently being a Chad

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u/lasvegas1979 1d ago

Weren't people being charged by police with the crime of feeding the homeless?

Feeding homeless people = criminals Buying homeless man boots = supercop hero

https://www.wyso.org/news/2024-04-22/dayton-man-feeding-homeless-arrested-charged-for-giving-out-food-without-permit

https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/woman-arrested-feeding-homeless-1.6632153

https://www.12news.com/article/news/crime/tempe-police-arrest-man-feeding-homeless-in-park/75-0870d885-affb-4fd7-bdec-0fcd87ec8f65

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u/uhhh206 1d ago

Ummm, excuse-moi but cops are never in the wrong, so obviously the ability to pull up multiple articles of independent incidents where cops were cartoon villains is Fake News™ and the one-off incidents of kindness are the standard.

(/s in case that's necessary)

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u/PNW_Forest 1d ago

The sad thing is, enough people believe what you typed unironically that the "/s" is very necessary.

Clearly we are living out the 'bad ending'... ugh....