DUMBEST COPS OF ALL TIME???

I am surprised at how dumb these cops are
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[@fromthebackseat4865]

Things cops love: violating peoples rights, and talking ON CAMERA about how much they love to violate peoples rights.

[@RSAgility]

Because they still arrest and charge people, use up tax money and time, not theirs, it's their job, and then go on their way to do it again because no one does anything because "cops are such victims and heroes, they need even more funding and money" They know this, thats why they're so public about it, that's why they like and support people who say things like" I could kill someone in the middle of the street and they'd still like me!" Because that's their mentality, they want to be bullies, abusing their power. ...and you better like it or else! 😂 Fight back against that, and you're deemed an enemy. So be it. They can bring it, but history has shown us, fascists always lose.

[@dominicpirola8240]

It makes u think how many slightly smarter cops who get away with this shit with it not being recorded

[@chadhoy]

this pfp looks so much like the FBI I was thrown off lmao

[@whatthebeepvideos]

If you've worked 27 years as an officer of the law, and haven't bothered to even look at the Constitution, the only honorable option is to sepuku yourself and whoever didn't fire you.

[@whatthebeepvideos]

I can't figure out why no one trusts the police. What could it be.

[@jaidsalgado]

Duh, they're just high school degree having dummies. You think they've ever studied the law before? Lmao absolute clown country 🤡

[@Pingviinimursu]

​@@whatthebeepvideosprobably the fire department is to blame, right? Gotta be the fire department's fault

[@Ssylphie]

@@Pingviinimursuidk, it’s probably those damn paramedics going in and saving lives and shit

[@jeffroberts6428]

Working for a financial institution, even at a low level, you have to constantly take tests regarding the law and proper conduct when it comes to discussing financials. The same tests and classes every few months. Do police have to do this?

[@skepticalpickle5258]

Cops have literally never helped me once my entire life

[@davidceres4516]

My only experiences with them were during mental health episodes and they were not helpful. They dragged me to a hospital for a evaluation that I couldn’t afford. And nothing came of it because ofc I wasn’t honest with the hospital

[@hello7032]

I was a kid doing my insulin shot during a field trip and a cop came up to me and asked me to do it somewhere else because I was making people uncomfortable. Didn’t find another place to go or walk with me or anything, just left after that.

[@DissedRedEngie]

I was once walking next a highway drunk and the cops drove me to a close by gas station, they had called a taxi too. I decided to walk the rest of the way because I was broke. I'm Finnish tho, so maybe not exactly relevant.

[@rnpee]

​@@DissedRedEngieHoly crap in America you'd get bodied

[@TailsThewolfcat]

my sister was staying temporarily at my house that i owned with my mom and got into a fight with her. my mom told her to leave and when she refused, she called the police. well, the police told us that they'd arrest all of us if we called them again, and also that they couldn't do anything about my sister trespassing despite not owning the property or being on the lease. growing up my brother routinely got into verbal and sometimes physical altercations with my (very disabled & mentally ill) mother, to the point where cops were called many times. Every fucking time, not only did they not do anything but they blamed my mom for not being able to control him or sometimes outright accused HER of abuse while taking my brother's side. ACAB

[@beepyou34]

If cops want people to like them, have they considered not constantly breaking the laws they're supposed to enforce?

[@saal0]

Or just not being assholes in general… the laws they uphold are fucking bs too so

[@beepyou34]

@@saal0 all those victimless crimes that they harass people for "committing"

[@CarnivalChimera]

haven't y'a heard? they have no idea what the law is /lhj

[@user-tp7zb7ej2s]

I've been saying it for years, ACAB makes your average joe uncomfortable and they desperately want to support the police. They will jump on an defend any sign they're trying to be better. If there was even the slightest attempt to self reflect and hold themselves accountable they would have an unstoppable army of fence sitting normies defending them till their last dying day. Instead they just double down when they do someonething wrong and act increasingly more gang-like.

[@cassiusdhami9215]

Umm... you should probably worry about them having heard that laws exist before you worry about them breaking those laws.

[@BeardOfRiker]

I can’t believe departments nationwide haven’t just trained their officers that if someone is recording in public, especially outside a government building, don’t even bother engaging because they’re baiting you.

[@Eli_Guy]

They probably dont know themselves 💀

[@BeardOfRiker]

@@Eli_Guysad but true.

[@sleepopeepo]

I've seen some videos where the cops are like, "Oh brother, it's one of those auditor people again." But then they STILL go on to immediately violate their rights despite seemingly knowing that the auditor is trying to catch them in the act. They really don't seem to be able to stop themselves from brutalizing people, it's like an addiction

[@rumplstiltztinkerstein]

He knows that he was doing something unlawful. He is pretending to be dumb so people take him more lightly.

[@FMAeva]

@@sleepopeepo lol

[@captain_context9991]

POLICE saying..... I DO NOT KNOW THE LAW, LEGALLY. Wow. Only in America do you see such unprepared, cowboy amateurish police.

[@TheLily97232]

Actually non lol

[@ryanfield431]

My cousin became a cop and literally said, "I couldn't be bothered to learn the law." He also talked about how many people failed law tests multiple times but still graduated.

[@xanmontes8715]

I am glad I don't live in your country.

[@deliman7203]

He's not dumb, he's pretending to be dumb, but this is actually very arrogant behaviour.

[@Krullfath]

No no, He is incredibly r3tarded

[@jrockoclock7088]

I'm pretty sure he's lying to a large extent here just to be uncooperative. This is what almost every cop does when they get caught doing something illegal and they get interrogated. Just lie about anything that's not a recorded fact (like when he became Lt.). I think part of it is that he'd rather appear ignorant than having maliciously broken the law, and he understands that nobody will ever really be able to prove him intentionally breaking the law so long as he doesn't answer anything affirmatively.

[@fepomugu]

Also police unions will definitely have lawyers who will coach cops on what to say and how to act during depositions like this.

[@UserDude]

I agree he's pretending to be dumb, but he is definitely dumb for doing that while being question about the validity of his intellectual understanding of the law.

[@nfzeta128]

IT's a bit of both. I don't doubt he doesn't know the legal difference between an arrest and detainment or thinks 'reasonable suspicion' covers a lot more than it does. He obviously knows a lot about checking in with legal and that's probably how he got through his years. That plus how strong police unions are.

[@dmwalker24]

Absolutely a case of, 'civilians must comply with what a cop tells them to do'. They are genuinely confused that someone would think how they handled this was wrong. Many cops have never even considered the possibility of a civilian being allowed to refuse to comply. They think they absolutely have this authority, and in most cases they do.

[@JosephFuckinStalin]

And they do. That's the flaw with the system. I had a friend who studied law, the constitution, legal codes, etc. Every time I saw him interact with a cop, he was in the right, he was able to explain why, and the cop had no response other than "I'm me and you're you" essentially

[@floyddean-dp4wi]

concrete power and authority is a recourse and if you do not use it, your enemy will. this is why revolution is a real victory and electoral reform isn't. authoritarians will only stop when you have power to force them to because force is the only language they understand and don't have a conscience unless they fuck up so bad that they are forced to face what they have done but if it was up to them to the degree of extra power they desire, they would just smirk about it until they are buried with the skeleton still smiling.

[@fructiferous]

⁠@@JosephFuckinStalinthat's why first amendment auditing is an active social movement producing lots of popular videos like this one

[@HammerStudioGames]

​@@fructiferouswhich is all the more puzzling that Hasan lumps them in with sovereign citizens.

[@Pseudo-Fraxineus]

lil fiefless kings.

[@vandibox]

Law enforcement with no knowledge of the law. Literally no other profession could or would stand this level of debasement. Pathetic accountability and no reason to exist in it's current form.

[@alexj-t2331]

The fact that the barrier to entry to be a firefighter is higher than a cop is fucked

[@thedude925]

@@alexj-t2331 Yeah... imagine a firefighter arriving to a fire and then not knowing how to put it out. Or more accurately a firefighter showing up to a family BBQ and hosing everyone in sight because they saw smoke.

[@mx338]

Cops just being allowed to run away or stand back, is not the case in other countries, recently in Germany two cops were successfully sued and fired for running away from an active shooting.

[@alexj-t2331]

Good, if they can’t fulfill the job duties then they shouldn’t have the job

[@thedarksideofgaming8834]

Not only was it just any active shooting, but one where other cops were already involved and being fired upon. Can't imagine they got any backing from their colleagues after that incident.

[@Atomic361]

This was because they failed to help a fellow cop, unclear if the same would've happened if it were civilians. If we're talking about the same case

[@TheLi0nc0urt]

Being made to look like an idiot in an interview is not being held accountable. These people deserve jail-time and to be stripped of any modicum of power because they have no idea what the laws, that their entire job is to enforce, are.

[@nfzeta128]

Yea, ignorance or incompetence should never be a valid strategy to get out of trouble for a profession like law enforcement. When you do that another law should be there to punish or at the very least you should be guaranteed to lose your job.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

This unfortunately shows the Ego and entitlement that so many cops have

[@tysonmaddox1090]

I mean not really cause they didn’t say every cop is entitled, they said a lot of cops are. In fact, calling the cops might help prove their point because if we go off of the logic showed here, they will either not show up cause they’re too scared to do their job, not show up because they don’t like the area, or show up guns blazing because they don’t like the area unless the person calling gets lucky. They’re not saying call cops are bastards, they’re saying that the cops that don’t do their jobs should be fired just like anyone else that doesn’t do their job

[@grimdeth2197]

​@UrineConsumer69 such a stupid argument. Literally child brain. Hey idiot...it's thier job. Serve and protect...😂 you think this is the mafia? He doesn't have to respect the police for them to inevitably not do their job correctly.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

@UrineConsumer69 so calling out cops abusing their power is bad?

[@grimdeth2197]

@UrineConsumer69 isn't your main comment edited? 💀

[@simonjohansson3242]

@@grimdeth2197 His name checks out

[@ladymanga6575]

My dad used that "time travel isn't logical so I'm not gonna bother with these hypotheticals" tactics to get out of conceding a point to me in an argument 😂

[@crowaquino9966]

That's when you trap them in "so even if you could go back in time, you would not change it." And treat them as such from there.

[@J5L5M6]

I time travel every day... I simply have only learned how to move forward in time.

[@nerdwisdomyo9563]

Wow, really battling it out in the free market of ideas

[@Ellie_deMayo]

That’s when you hit it with, “If this would happen again, would you do the same thing?”

[@Rachel-jy3tb]

Whats insane is that police unions literally give the cops time to prep before interviews like this 💀

[@cerealbox7872]

I think cops need to retake the cop test every 4 years to keep their cop license just like how drivers should retake driving tests every 4 years to keep their driver's license.

[@WolvesRAwsome1]

where do u gotta retake drivers tests??? ive had my license since i was 17 and never had to retake :O?

[@praisethesun7255]

It should be more like teacher’s insurance or doctors malpractice insurance. You lose your insurance and can’t practice anymore

[@ngotemna8875]

​@@praisethesun7255 Why not both?

[@TwoyBwoy]

@@WolvesRAwsome1 Not sure, but I think in Ohio you have to retake it every 8 years.

[@joshthorp9535]

EMT's have to retest every 2 years... why should this be any different??

[@damianahmadi5433]

Hearing "I don't know what the miranda rights are" from a cop is probably a horror movie all on it's own.

[@hardlyworking_]

it's actually pretty cool how the same action could either result in you getting fired, arrested, or promoted in the force depending on the day and your relative amounts of thumbness

[@SableWind]

Love the smooth brained people in the chat saying "well cops are people too and they shouldn't be required to do their jobs." There's literally 'duty to assist' good samaritan laws in some states that require average citizens to 'provide reasonable assistance' to injured people who need help. Some states require nurses and health professionals to assist with medical emergencies - people not on the job, people who just happen to hold a medical degree and are at the right place at the right time. But we're going to sit here and pretend the "protect and serve" people who are given guns and equipment and and egregious budget have no obligation to help people. Get the fuck out of here.

[@mailman276]

pffft, you want them to do the JOB that we PAY them for? these woke liberal standards are ridiculous smh

[@alexj-t2331]

If you are a nurse or other medical practitioner you are legally obligated to help people if you witness someone being injured and you have marked yourself as a medical professional (with a bumper sticker or other thing that marks you as medical staff) The fact that these chucklefucks can just decide to not protect people just solidifies me questioning why we even need them anymore if they are literally just collecting paychecks to do nothing for the public

[@davidb4935]

Fun fact, and idk if Hasan gets to it in the video, but there is a Supreme Court ruling that says the police have no duty to serve nor protect. Castle Rock v Gonzalez if you want to get bummed out

[@sentientnatalie]

@@alexj-t2331 The working class doesn't really need cops as they currently exist, the capitalist power structure does, that's why they were created in the first place alongside the rise of industrialism.

[@jebbush4godemperor285]

i hate this so much bc im a pilot, i dont get to be like "oopsie daisy i ground looped the airplane bc i didnt know my VX speed but im just a person its not my fault 300 people died" because that would be ridicolous. i spend hours everyday committing 100s of acronyms so ik how to do my job. theres a reason you need 1500 hours in aircraft to be an airline pilot, contrary to popular belief its a hard job.

[@fulltimeonfire8536]

too much time spent rolling in the mud, not enough time spent learning how to do their jobs. oinkers gonna oink.

[@BradyBubbuhgum-fh4ny]

They're not rolling around in mud. They're rolling around in their own feces

[@j_II8]

🥓 🥓

[@cosmicnic]

sooWEEEE

[@studyjam8725]

calling cops pigs is an insult to pigs 😭😭 poor animals being compared to pieces of crap

[@tortellinifettuccine]

I love that in the usa, cops have no obligation or duty to protect people, but citizens themselves, are required by law to risk their lives to help others....Samaritan laws.

[@elfappo9330]

That's not actually what a samaritan law is. The writers of seinfeld misunderstood them and now everyone learned wrong too. Samaritan laws just protect you if you DO step in and try to help. It's like "oh you broke a minor law while trying to do the right thing so you get a break"

[@Stevonicus]

The NYPD motto is "Fidelis ad mortem" which translates to "faithful unto death", meaning they are supposed to put themselves on the line for the public. That doesn't mean stand back and wait for the attempted murderer to tucker himself out.

[@ThompsonFlash9999]

Sounds to me more like "snitches get stitches" in Latin

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

Yeah, no, nowhere does it say it's the public they're being faithful to

[@xxkildarxx]

Lets be real, in police culture you are faithful to the police not the public.

[@ngotemna8875]

Doesn't "ad" translate better to sth like "towards" or "facing" Like "Faithful (when) facing death"? It's incredibly nitpicky and doesn't really change anything meaningwise, i was just wondering

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

@@ngotemna8875 pretty sure it translates to both and you gotta look at the case endings

[@akira_ariga]

When I was a kid and I wanted to be a cop, I was nervous cause I thought you needed to go to law school in order to be one. A fool I was xD

[@spyczech]

LOL yeah it's like I went into teaching bc clearly that'd less responsibility than someone with a murder license boy was I wrong

[@wddilly8488]

Ugh so did I. Had good intentions. Then got to the part where we learned that you only shoot to kill and shooting to stop a threat in any other way leads to losing your job. That’s when things started to unmask for me

[@tabi2674]

@@wddilly8488tbh that’s basically the whole point of guns, so they should give law enforcement other equipment and have training that’s not intended to kill someone. or just completely get rid of guns.

[@ashkebora7262]

It should actually be a crime for cops not to engage in an illegal situation. That's THEIR ENTIRE POINT of existence when sh*t goes down. That's THE ENTIRE POINT they ask for more equipment and endless budget increases. They don't do the job? They go to jail. You don't get responsibility without consequence. Either they pay the consequences, or we pay the consequences.

[@Toastybees]

Whoah there buddy this would put the responsibility on the state who hired them to educate them properly during training, we all know that's not going to happen.

[@watchthedopethrone]

In reality cops’ only job is to protect capital. The Supreme Court case with the guy on the subway essentially confirms this.

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

But only when they're on duty or have their equipment on them

[@akumakorgar]

Ultimately what Americans have to understand is that literally, the only actual job of the police is to enforce the law on behalf of the state and of the propertied class. Protecting people is not their job, the Supreme Court has repeatedly confirmed this. Protect and serve is just a slogan, which has been used to build up this image of the cops as heroes. You want to see what the cops are actually for, wait until a family is getting evicted by force or there is a riot, then the cops show why the government actually keeps them on payroll.

[@nfzeta128]

Heck even if we're going to swallow the whole 'we don't have to put ourselves in a dangerous situation' BS, then at least give them proper investigative training so they actually SOLVE cases, not even talking murder cases but thefts and maybe also properly enforce restraining orders and such. As is they're just meter maids/gang members who occasionally also do some good. Which is weird because both meter maids and gang members also occasionally do some good.

[@linatrejo9575]

Letting it sink in we’re really all gonna need body cams as civilians. Gonna end up like the black mirror episode “ the entire history of you”

[@jacfac9969]

In case any cops are reading this, here’s what you need in order to detain someone: you need to have one of the following 2 things: 1) a warrant signed from a judge 2) readily apparent probable cause that they are committing a crime. If you cannot tell someone for what crime they’re being detained for, there is no legal basis to detain them.

[@cupnudeless]

u really think cops watch hasan?

[@101Linkisawesome]

@@cupnudeless I'm sure some govt agency pays attention to large political streamers to make sure they aren't inciting anything

[@niclikescakes]

I sure hope no cops learn the law in a KZbin comment section. But props to you for your contribution, brother.

[@tatiana4050]

No actually you just need strong cop vibes. And the copower is strong with those two.

[@breeze7464]

​@@cupnudelessyou are an idiot if you think law enforcement ISNT monitoring all political streamers

[@SteveGellerMusic]

I could cite the Miranda rights, and I'm not a police officer and have never been arrested for anything. They're more prevalent in TV and movies than Will Ferrell is.

[@BouillaBased]

"The letter of the law" should be the absolute rock bottom level of where cops--or any other public sector employee, for that matter--should operate. Instead, we not only allow cops to operate right along that bare-minimum line, but to blatantly violate those minimums with no consequences, at all. In fact, we're all paying for the consequences of their horrible and irresponsible decisions out of our own pockets.

[@keiraglymsi4868]

I live in a fairly busy city in Canada. Cops used to huddle together in our downtown, to discourage drug dealing. I remember walking across the 2 meter crosswalk like 5 seconds before the walk signal. One of the cops was then walking toward me in the street to tell me off while several people were exchanging drugs behind him.

[@redmoon383]

Based drug assistance

[@hyrohero1]

he was actually covertly telling you off for not buying a ball

[@ProbablyOnLSD6669]

Shut up narc

[@Money_Man55]

I feel like this lawyer is just grinning from ear to ear from how simple this case is, the cops sheer evil and corruption not only being fully recorded bit also verbally admitted. Easy money for her and easy money for him.

[@ribbit2515]

This is why cops need to have a degree or some more education beyond high school. Mf didn't even know what Miranda rights were 💀

[@watchthedopethrone]

Most probably couldn’t pass a middle school social studies class so I’m not surprised

[@alexj-t2331]

The barrier to entry to become a firefighter requires a degree and even then you can fail a physical and not be let in. It’s fucked that we expect more from firefighters than cops

[@LOL-zu1zr]

@@alexj-t2331fire fighters actually save people cops are to oppress people 😂

[@lcsurratt9055]

Interviewer: if you could go back in time would you do things differently? Thumb: are you asking me if I could go back in time would I do things differently?!

[@MrYago-xd7um]

thumb's lawyer* cuz that dud couldn't comprehend the word "differently"

[@Kasiarzynka]

Lawyer: Yes Cop: No, I cannot travel in time, that's not possible 😂

[@lancemundo4855]

Bro, chatters be forgetting how many people cops kill recklessly on a day to day basis, and then also be like "bUt tHeY hAvE lOvEd OnEs tOo", I know it's kind if tu que quo, but like- The whole function of their work revolves around being the individuals to take care of these situatuons. If they are not OBLIGATED to protect the populace, what is the whole point of their extended training. Why do they get such inflated budgets if there's no obligation on their end?

[@lich109]

There is an obligation, to protect capital. That just means they protect businesses and not people.

[@FangsFirst]

@@lich109 While this is abstractly true, I think it's hard to put it into a "direct comparison" scenario. Have we got a situation we can come up with where they're standing aside and watching "capital" get "stabbed" but fear for their lives? I'm coming up dry, but I suspect the overlap of our culture's perspective on law enforcement would actually _still_ keep them absolved of responsibility (likely because I think attention would then become instead a battle between and, say, an insurance agency-part of the struggle is finding a place where someone actually chooses to sue cops because their capital was "negligently allowed to be destroyed" or whatever the equivalent would be to watch someone get stabbed without intervening) But that may just be because there's no direct analogue, at least not one I can think of and then walk myself through.

[@lich109]

@@FangsFirst It's not abstractly true, it is true, as ruled by the Supreme Court.

[@ihave0hp]

OF COURSE THIS HAPPENED IN COOK COUNTY

[@potatoesstarch2376]

This 1st amendment auditor is NEVER going to let this go lmao. She's gonna be bringing this up forever.

[@xanmontes8715]

Tbh she deserves to brag.

[@lototheflo9640]

As she should. If only she got more than 15k. Probs barely paid off the lawyer

[@7bootzy]

As a white kid growing up in the rural south, I was raised to believe cops were the good guys until I actually began interacting with them or hearing others tell their stories. My own damn father worked briefly as a cop in our small town before I was born. He said he quit fast when he realized the others loved to just arrest drunks to beat the shit out of them in the back for fun. Unhinged shit. My first experience with a cop was at a junior high assembly where they asked if anyone was afraid of them. I almost said no and raised my hand because cops are supposed to be the good guys, right? Everyone who raised a hand was taken outside, put against a wall, and verbally/physically intimidated. As in, "You should be afraid of us cops!" Again, I'M WHITE IN THE RURAL SOUTH! Can you imagine the experiences of others?! Haven't trusted one since.

[@EldenJohnn]

Time travel doesn’t exist and apparently neither does accountability

[@jennylithgow2993]

What is it with law enforcement attracting the most incompetent people

[@SlayersOfYou]

Absolute power corrupts absolutely

[@anon9359]

People with brains don’t want anything to do with having this kind of job.

[@BIGGS1]

Sometimes people who feel small, and insignificant need to be reminded that they are special and important by abusing power over the innocent.

[@Nathan-gn3ls]

Useful idiots.

[@hello7032]

Power. Ease of access. Most people and good people avoid that stuff.

[@4rtiphi5hal19]

when teacher say it's ok to acknowledge when you don't know something this isn't what they meant

[@MaryamofShomal]

“I am the law.” Man, Judge Dredd was a lot more truer-to-life than I remembered.

[@LOL-zu1zr]

I don’t know the law legally But I am the law😂

[@BackToBrazil]

ADMITTING TO NOT EVER READING SOMEONE THEIR MIRANDA RIGHTS AS AN OFFICER IS WILD HOLY SHIT LMAO

[@robynhayward]

That cop screams Cartman, "respect my authoritayyyy"

[@Jalenlane93]

Policing is one of the safest jobs in America and one of the few occupations with a pension left. They want supreme authority with zero accountability or oversight.

[@nfzeta128]

Yep, they get pay pretty well, they have a strong union so all those benefits are better than most other professions, and even the 'company policy' is more lenient than elsewhere.

[@williammcentee2068]

@@nfzeta128reminds me of the police recruitment billboard at the police station in GTA 5. “short career, long retirement, full pension, free gun”.

[@LOL-zu1zr]

@@williammcentee2068damn love me a free gun

[@SeasonOfWhatNow]

These aren't bad apples. The whole tree is rotten.

[@omgasmallbox]

you don't need to be competent to be a cop, just stupid enough to follow every crap action of your coworkers.

[@ravxnz4207]

OUR COPS ARE COPPING BUT THEY ARE NOT PROTECTING OR SERVING

[@SaucyXxByn]

“I do not know the law legally” should never be said by a cop ever that’s literally your job to know the law

[@williamrelue]

I actually think they KNOW what they are doing is WRONG. They don't know the specifics of how its wrong, but they know its not right. They just don't care, and they know how to get away with exerting that type of control over other ppl.

[@nfzeta128]

yea at the point of deposition they definitely know but they don't think it's really 'wrong' other than in some abstract 'legal bs' way. In the moment they probably don't even know that and think they're within their rights to command citizens as they do.

[@curmudgeon1933]

A political philosopher once coined the phrase 'The banality of evil'. She used it to describe how evil acts can become normalized by constant repetition. She used it in an analysis of the trial of Adolf Eichmann, one of the architects of the Holocaust. Ordinary, average people can commit unspeakable acts, and not even recognize the depths of their depravity.

[@joelbraun8584]

Hannah Arendt :)

[@markcervantes7230]

Tax dollars literally being thrown to the void with these clowns....fantastiiic.

[@JackDespero]

Cops are bad everywhere, but given the IMMENSE amount of power and shielding from consequences that police officers get in the US, the whole situation is in a completely different level. In my country police officers have been condemned for terrible things, including torturing detainees. But that is the key difference: Those cops were condemned and imprisioned for those things. And tortures is the most outrageous thing they have done. Meanwhile in the US, torture does not even register in the news because cops literally fill people with lead in the daily and get a tap in the hand if the person who they killed was innocent. And then they are not just not prosecuted, they are not even fired from their jobs. It is a whole new level.

[@joshuafreeman3609]

And even when they do get fired, another police department is usually perfectly willing to hire them anyway

[@dontbotherme8097]

Wow when LAW enforcement doesn't know the FUCKING LAW Edit: A mistake

[@Kodiak42]

Bruh that’s most of them

[@leanansidhe6332]

Most people don't need to know the law well.

[@Aashka_The_Mystic]

"doesn't

[@Kasiarzynka]

The lieutenant would probably be like "a have a notebook next to my toilet which I titled "the law" and fill in whenever I'm taking a shite. Since I am in law enforcement, I get to inforce "the law" and page 63 states that you have to give me those chicken nuggets so... hand over the nuggets."

[@Jaykerz]

That chatter who's said that cops should be legally required to save you must not know how much money cops get because they "put their life on the line for the citizens"

[@alexflores8527]

Ain’t no mf way the mf’s that are suppose to protect and serve talking bout some “I don’t know the law completely” like my sister in salvation that is quite literally your job 💀💀

[@montysmithtyler]

Law enforcement around the world Attracts the absolute worst people for the job

[@SkeleMusic]

I genuinely do not believe how this guy got hired, and was a cop for 27 years, I receive serious mental damage when he couldn’t identify what Miranda rights are

[@xanmontes8715]

I understand the gravity of it but it made me giggle the mental image of some poor KZbin user receiving 2d4 psychic damage.

[@jacobunderwood4957]

The video camera has been the single greatest device of justice and it has done the most good when filming authorities.

[@jessicaholscher4097]

Cops be like, "i don't know the laws, i just enforce them."

[@RunningOnAutopilot]

I love how someone on the side just lifelessly says objection calls for speculation and then everyone ignores him How do cops of all people not know that you need a lawyer

[@tatiana4050]

Because they live off people not getting a lawyer and accepting shitty plea deals. They gotta fill those prisons

[@lich109]

That's fine actually, this is a deposition. Objecting here just means you reserve the right to object later, if you don't object now then you waive that right. You are still allowed to ask even if they object.

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

That's the lawyer saying it, pay attention.

[@dearblabby]

Auditors are not sovereign citizens. Auditors are citizens that work to hold government accountable for not knowing The Constitution and violating the rights of citizens. They work to educate everyday Americans that get violated generally because they're not aware of their rights.

[@TheArrowedKnee]

That's true. Sovereign citizens don't even recognise the US constitution as the law of the land, nor that the US government is even the legitimate ruling body of US territories(nor any goverment anywhere else for that matter)

[@mars7304]

He never said they were sovereign citizens.

[@alearnedman]

​@mars7304 Hasan definitely equates them quite a bit. It's more of a vibes based thing for him, like his main takeaway is that he really finds both types of people to be annoying. But it's kinda disingenuous of him. Like ask a child who they would dislike playing a game with more, someone who wants everyone to follow the rules, or someone who thinks the rules specifically don't apply to themselves

[@nfzeta128]

In a part of this stream he thought she was at first and then literally says she's not. He makes a clear distinction and then doesn't make that comparison at all. @@alearnedman

[@stepaion438eldon8]

Cops honestly are just holding up hue cads like that one Family Guy meme in order to determine if they should stop

[@jacobunderwood4957]

Sometimes people use "respect" to mean "treating someone like a person" and sometimes they use "respect" to mean "treating someone like an authority." This means sometimes people who are used to being treated like an authority say, "If you don’t respect me I won’t respect you" but what they mean is, "If you don’t treat me like an authority I won’t treat you like a person."

[@mark-gj4mb]

"I don't know the law exactly" should mean you are not allowed to be a police officer lmao

[@MattGaetzOnAWhiteFordBronco]

This is like interviewing Homer Simpson about the events involving the nuclear plant accident he works at.

[@heated817]

No sir i didn't read her Miranda rights her name wasn't Miranda

[@KingNerdius]

Shit you’re right, good thing she knew her rights

[@CannedCam]

Wow an LT not knowing the difference between arrest and detain is insane!

[@TheMarcMan]

When he brought up Mormons 😂

[@D3ADBOY]

"Probably causing me to arrest you " that cracked me the fuck up

[@breeze7464]

If you could travel back in time to that day, would ypu have done anything different? 'ArE yOu AsKiNg Me If I cAn TiMe TrAvEl?' Fuck outta here he didnt understand the question lol

[@dusk2308]

um sir you do realize that Dr. Who isn't real

[@thedarksideofgaming8834]

If I was that cops lawyer hearing "No" to the question "Have you ever read anyone their Miranda rights?", I'd spiritually unalive myself on the spot. Cannot make this shit up.

[@januszkurahenowski2860]

I am a lawyer in Europe (pre bar exam) with a bit of an interest in American politics and law and I know way more than this guy who has been a policeman for 27 and a lieutenant for 22 years

[@xanmontes8715]

How's the bar going? Plis update us!

[@januszkurahenowski2860]

@@xanmontes8715 I had to pause it for a year and get a job due to addiction issues that I need to address since I'm a very high functioning addict but I'm sure I'll come back to it. I had to move for treatment and I have to get a job with what I had now but I hope I'll remember about this comment in a year or two and update you on that lol

[@zxG777]

The lawyer talking to the cop like she's five years old was hilarious

[@PoliteAndCo]

HOGWATCHRAW? instantly clicked the notification

[@baby.nay.]

I’ve had 2 instances of men physically assaulting me on the street and a cop was less than half a block away both times, with guns, and refused to apprehend the dudes who were just walking away. Both cops had excuses as to why they couldn’t protect me lmao

[@hardave]

ignorance of the law is not a defense... unless your a cop

[@artypyrec4186]

Or just playing ignorance. Knowing and doing wrong doing is less sympathetic than just being ignorant. "They gave me the job, not my fault I don't know how to do it"

[@curmudgeon1933]

Any settlements for wrongful arrest or abuse of police powers should be paid out of police pension funds...and NOT city budgets. This may go some way to ensuring that LEO's keep a check on 'rogue officers'. Maybe these goons would be less likely to break the law so freely if the consequences were felt by the police themselves, instead of the local taxpayers.

[@exitnumberzero]

That subway story is bananas

[@IamHarry2234]

Bro im so surprised that I’m hearing about this subway train stab case, and that’s fucking terrifying what the HELL.

[@ashleejones586]

My guy…how do you make lieutenant and have ZERO arrests? 😂 Impressive

[@alexanderboulton2123]

If firemen are legally obligated to do their jobs, so should cops.

[@filibusterjonesvods8361]

just went back in time to watch this video- 10/10 time travel is great

[@dom2010]

My buddy trains cops in hands on detention, he said 3 out of a 100 are qualified to be cops yet almost all pass.

[@elias4571]

"serve and protect" except if they don't feel like it, it's okay! Maybe they were scawed 🥺 . 🥴

[@Daniel-xp4yg]

yet u would be the first person to call the police if someone broke into ur house

[@FairlyFatherless]

​@Daniel-xp4yg Can't wait to call the cops after the robbery just to have them show up, shoot my dog, tell me "we'll look into it" (they won't), and there's a 40 percent chance they'll go home to beat their wife. God bless our boys in blue, who the Supreme Court has ruled are under no obligation to protect us, but they do protect property.

[@Riskofdisconnect]

​@@Daniel-xp4yg "You can't criticize things you would hypothetically use!" Bro this is like someone saying they don't like commercial airlines and your response is "but you would be the first to fly United if you needed to get to Australia from New York in one day". Get brain surgery or something man you need help

[@saal0]

@@Daniel-xp4ygEVERYONE IS THAT PERSON. THAT IS THEIR JOB AND THEY DONT DO IT. That’s the fucking point mate. When have they EVER arrived to stop/catch a burglar or return the goods stolen????

[@mars7304]

​@@Daniel-xp4yg lol why would I call the cops when someone's already in my house? You want me to waste time talking on the phone? Someone's already in the house, cops won't help.

[@jaytheanimeeditor8500]

Lmao I heard cook county and had to look the fuck up 😂 it’s the court house near where I live. I find that shit tragically hilarious Throw-Away Note: I find it funny Hasan did a a very southern accent…it’s like a Chicago Suburb area, but when I was in LA ppl would say I sounded southern….we do use y’all a lot tho

[@Stevonicus]

Non-American here. I knew Cook County was the Chicago area because I used to watch the Good Wife.

[@dj_tika]

I've been binge watching Trailer Park Boys and a couple times I've been like "no cop is that dumb", turns out not only was I wrong, some cops are even dumber than that!

[@megamuffin92]

It’s the Stanford Prison Experiment on a national level.

[@onyourleftboobrogers3103]

When I was like 12, I tried repeatedly to get help when my mother was being physically abusive. She had cops come talk to me, basically gaslight me. I brought up that I had photo documentation of my injuries and they said it didn’t matter cause I could’ve photoshopped them

[@Aashka_The_Mystic]

It would be unusual to juggle outside of a courthouse too, so would that be grounds for arrest? Lol. Since when is taking pictures of a building unusual anyway? 🤦‍♀️

[@tatiana4050]

And what crime could she be plotting with recording the courthouse? That probably has million pictures of it on Internet and almost everything that happens there is fully public. You just can't record what's happening on the inside

[@marym22]

"I don't know the law, legally" 🤣🤣🤣-ACAB #DefundThePolice My favorite quote from a cop! Put it on a shirt!

[@schachmaster]

EMT’s aren’t legally obligated to stop you from bleeding out. Surgeons aren’t legally obligated to perform a surgery. Citizens aren’t legally obligated to pay taxes.

[@TheCrimsonfluf]

Firefighters have literally done that though lol In my state a fire department is legally required to fight fires on private property in its district ONLY if it has acquired fire fighting equipment. A fire department is under no legal obligation to actually acquire that fire fighting equipment even though they collect taxes. If the fire chief doesnt have the appropriate equipment then the duty of fighting the fire falls to the sheriff lmao. The sheriff can request assistance from other fire departments lol Wild

[@AcornFox]

Police academy in my state is 920 hours. In terms of 8 hour days, its 115. A school year for high school sophomore is 990 hours (180 ~5 hour days), which they must complete 4 times to then go to college. One is legally qualified to employ violence, the other is learning how to define triangles and, ironically, about the US constitution. As enforcing officers of the executive branch of government, police officers should be qualified attorneys who then learn the fundamentals of enforcement in Police academy. this academey should have a prerequisite of a Master of Laws or, at minimum, a BA in constitutional/criminal law. they are paid 3-4x what teachers are and have more power over people’s lives. they should be equally as qualified.

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

If I was that lawyer, I would be so incredulous if a defendant just blatantly did not know the basics of law despite being a law officer for 27 years. I would have to suggest "would you like to just change your plead to guilty so we can wrap this up and I can go to lunch yet?" and "Arent you ashamed of not knowing how to do your job?" "Shouldnt you just quit and get a simpler job you can handle?" I know I will be called out by the judge, but seriously this is just silly

[@sporer_]

21:29 quite possibly the stupidest chatter in Hasanabi history... it's LITERALLY the job of being a cop

[@joelbraun8584]

ok because we have a legal obligation to do our jobs? that’s not very leftist of you

[@sporer_]

@@joelbraun8584 lol it's funny that you think this is a good point

[@ShaneTheBane]

100% i believe the police could get sued for false advertisement. If they're arguing they have no obligation to protect people, one could argue that due to their advertising of their typical motto "to protect and serve" that one would feel safely protected when in the area of cops. Because if they didn't protect the person, then their motto would be false advertisement. One could argue that if they knew cops had no obligation to protect them, they would feel less safe around cops if a situation turned bad and would be more prepared for a bad outcome they'd have to handle, theirself. The real obstacle would be how hard is it to argue that a motto for a publicly funded entity is advertisement

[@samuelcooper9880]

Man, if only they broke out grids and charts and started creating hypothetical time travel scenarios.

[@theangryfinger5795]

God bless napkin man who staunched the bleeding on that subway stabbing.

[@MGZetta]

Those cops lying about their knowledge just to avoid getting punished for intentionally violated someone's rights. Ignorant and clueless cops should be not only fired but also punished for endangering public safety and peace.

[@joannahampton5979]

Did that cop never see news crews & regular people filming outside of a courthouse during trials? Not even on the news? 🤦‍♀️