I learned not to talk to the cops when I was a wee lad
hell I think I knew that before I was out of diapers

Do you remember when the cops were good guys?

When I was a lad, everyone knew our local copper. He rode around on a push-bike. He knew all the kids. He's give us a clip aroung the ear if we were misbehaving. If he caught us scrumping in the orchard up the road, he'd pull us by the ear to the owner and make us apologise. Really bad things, like throwing stones near cars or demanding a shilling for good golf balls we fished out of the river instead of the usual sixpence we charged golfers for the service and he'd come around to 'see' our dads.

Thay were all mature chaps,

We could trust them.

Yes, Reb Vanilla, that is a great video. Here's another on the same topic.

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Based on these two videos, there are only 4 things one should ever say to a cop:
1) What's the reason for this stop? (Or, if they come to your house, the equivalent.)
2) I don't consent to any searches.*
3) Am I being detained or am I free to go? (Cops use similar double questions to trick people.)
4) No comment. (If you are asked for information.)

*BTW, in the US, we have, supposedly, the constitutional right to be secure in our persons and property against warrantless searches. Police would have you believe that they can search you and your property without a warrant as long as they have "probable cause", which, in their minds, is anything! However, read the bill of rights carefully and you will see that searches cannot be conducted without warrants, and warrants cannot be issued without probable cause. It is not "a warrant or probable cause". It is "a warrant with probable cause." There is a BIG difference.

Here it's funny. Cops need mission papers to do stops. Whenever they stop me, I ask their mission statement. They usually don't have one. I have a friend who went to court with the cops like 30 times and he won 29 cases. lmao

I just bribe them because it moves faster.

Of course you shouldn't talk to cops!
Any thing you say can and will be used against you in the court of law!
Even if you're telling them the truth!
I've never liked drones of the state anyway!
They are paid nickles to do their jobs half assed!
To tell you the truth, a lot of people who become cops are nothing but desperate dicks who want any excuse to kill somebody!

I dont hate cops any more than I hate dentists
I just dont like dealing with the fuckers in a professional capacity
I hate it when they start trying to act tough and are like "you wanna go to jail" like jail is a big deal for me

Quote from Aug9th-LiveOrDie

I dont hate cops any more than I hate dentists
I just dont like dealing with the fuckers in a professional capacity
I hate it when they start trying to act tough and are like "you wanna go to jail" like jail is a big deal for me

Yeah I know what you mean!

I remember watching a video where this cop was trying to act all big and bad.
When he got shot in the shoulder, he squealed like a 4 year old girl!
It was truly pathetic!!!!

It's KGB-Gestapo Time
Will Grigg on the police state.

...These are mere snapshots of the commonplace sadism that increasingly typifies contemporary American law enforcement. But this really isn't so surprising for a country in which a bare majority, according to a recent global survey, opposes state torture. That survey found that Americans are much likelier to support government-inflicted torture than citizens of Communist China, and marginally more indulgent of the practice than the residents of Muslim Indonesia and Muslim/socialist Egypt. Support for torture is also more widespread among Americans than among Iranians.
One might think that support for torture would be restrained by the influence of America's church-going population. One would think that those Americans who worship the Man of Sorrows who was tortured to death by the occupation forces of a pagan imperial state would be among the most insistent opponents of the vile and indefensible practice.
One would be entirely wrong, since exactly the opposite is true: A survey taken earlier this year documented that a majority (54 percent) of people who attend church at least once a week supports torture...