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Schroeder · 08-16-14, 01:49 PM

@Armistead

I think if I were a cop in a nation in which every retard can have a gun I would be double cautious too and have some armed backup training their guns on anything that moves inside a suspect's house. At that point their info was that an emergency had happened at your house and that can mean anything. So while it was definitely a situation in which I had filled my pants and feared for my life I can't really blame them. They have to face that every day. Every emergency they get called to can involve a guy pulling a gun and shooting at them. So it's natural that they want to be prepared and have their guns ready. They have to do that for decades and it only takes one moment of dropping their guard to get a bullet.
Seriously I could imagine that weapon availability in the US and police brutality correlate.

08-16-14, 01:49 PM	#10
Schroeder Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Banana Republic of Germany Posts: 6,170 Downloads: 62 Uploads: 0	@Armistead I think if I were a cop in a nation in which every retard can have a gun I would be double cautious too and have some armed backup training their guns on anything that moves inside a suspect's house. At that point their info was that an emergency had happened at your house and that can mean anything. So while it was definitely a situation in which I had filled my pants and feared for my life I can't really blame them. They have to face that every day. Every emergency they get called to can involve a guy pulling a gun and shooting at them. So it's natural that they want to be prepared and have their guns ready. They have to do that for decades and it only takes one moment of dropping their guard to get a bullet. Seriously I could imagine that weapon availability in the US and police brutality correlate. __________________ Putting Germ back into Germany.