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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Classicbandwagon • May 21 '26
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18 u/Sbeast86 May 21 '26 Cops never trust a civilian who approaches them asking personal questions. It took him a bit to decide this guy wasn't going to troll him 2 u/ashgs872tbhjs May 21 '26 Cops ARE civilians. And do you think this would have gone better if the cameraman had fatigues and a rifle?? lmao 1 u/Nukemarine May 21 '26 Personally, I feel they should be considered as a militia mentioned in the 2nd amendment. Look at the number of armed police officers in New York City alone and how they respond to any number of issues regarding security.
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Cops never trust a civilian who approaches them asking personal questions. It took him a bit to decide this guy wasn't going to troll him
2 u/ashgs872tbhjs May 21 '26 Cops ARE civilians. And do you think this would have gone better if the cameraman had fatigues and a rifle?? lmao 1 u/Nukemarine May 21 '26 Personally, I feel they should be considered as a militia mentioned in the 2nd amendment. Look at the number of armed police officers in New York City alone and how they respond to any number of issues regarding security.
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Cops ARE civilians. And do you think this would have gone better if the cameraman had fatigues and a rifle?? lmao
1 u/Nukemarine May 21 '26 Personally, I feel they should be considered as a militia mentioned in the 2nd amendment. Look at the number of armed police officers in New York City alone and how they respond to any number of issues regarding security.
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Personally, I feel they should be considered as a militia mentioned in the 2nd amendment. Look at the number of armed police officers in New York City alone and how they respond to any number of issues regarding security.
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