Green Beret Recounts Horrific Story While Training Police Officers

Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @shawnryanshow
Support the Shawn Ryan Show for $5 and get the chance to watch the shows AD FREE, with the exception of Shawn's personal reads, before they release!! Sign up here: / vigilanceelite
Please leave us a review on Apple/Spotify Podcasts:
Apple - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
Spotify - open.spotify.com/show/5eodRZd...
#PODCAST #POLICE #HORRORSTORIES
Vigilance Elite/Shawn Ryan Links:
Website - www.vigilanceelite.com
Patreon - / vigilanceelite
TikTok - / shawnryanshow
Instagram - / shawnryan762

[@ShawnRyanClips]

Thanks for watching everyone. You can watch the full episode with Tu Lam here kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3PQioSOZc6Jedksi=k6CcG9Lko0-3tMYH Additionally if you want to support the Shawn Ryan Show you can join the community. www.patreon.com/VigilanceElite

[@gladiusdei]

One problem is there’s never enough cops to stop criminals from attacking you, but there’s always enough cops to come and arrest you when you defend yourself from criminals

[@nickc8819]

@gladiusdel, sad but true.

[@goodpainlive]

Shawn has the best style. He lets his guests actually tell their stories instead of interrupting them like most interviewers do.

[@STEVEBURTON99]

You are absolutely right - Shawn is an excellent interviewer because he gets his guests to talk, and he listens and lets them talk. I contrast, although I love to hear Dr. Jordan Peterson speak his own views, he's not a good interviewer on his own podcast because he doesn't let his guests speak. Perhaps that's improved. My opinion is based on podcasts from a few years ago, especially his interview of Dr. Anthony Daniels, who writes as "Theodore Dalrymple".

[@goodpainlive]

@@STEVEBURTON99 He is an absolute bad ass too. Look at the picture behind him.

[@calebschmutzler9010]

He always knows when to ask a question when they stumble so they can pick right back up where they left off he's good at what he does

[@STEVEBURTON99]

@@goodpainlive Yes, I agree. I've followed Shawn for a couple of years. I also know who Tu Lam is. Do you know his story? Have you seen his first interview with Shawn a couple of years ago? He's an absolute badass survivor too. These are incredible men.

[@flyingsquirrel1019]

Literally 100% right! He also keeps things on track. Some folks podcasts is like chasing cats with their constant topic changes

[@liquidflorian]

We have good cops reluctant to do their jobs for fear of the fall out and bad cops violating people rights all day with out a care in the world.

[@NickyB0718]

Right, all this media attention and bogus stories have created a stigma around them doing their jobs. The impact has been reverse of what the liberals say they want, but I think this has been the actual plan, remove police, let criminals run the show. It’s all about control and gaining political power thru votes.

[@troym33]

You’re absolutely right. We need good cops that aren’t petty and just looking for a reason to arrest someone and bad cops need to be held accountable. Qualified immunity shouldn’t exist. Cops tell us that ignorance of the law is no excuse but when they violate rights and make an obvious bad arrest they claim “qualified immunity!”

[@MrT13]

Thank their union for teaching them how to legally violate the bill of rights in every way imaginable.

[@damienalexander3450]

I am totally okay with protecting myself. What im not ok with is civilians get arrested for doing as such.

[@KNIGHTJUMPS]

Exactly.

[@matthew-hn7yz]

we also need the gov to stop getting in the way of the 2nd amendment so we can defend ourselves properly

[@MiClLC]

What I'm not OK with is Green Berets training government enforcers

[@ianwhipple8842]

@@MiClLCexactly

[@Tmanify]

@@MiClLC just say your against police getting better training

[@vSwampFox]

“Who’s gunna protect civilians?” This question carries more with it than most realize or are willing to admit.

[@Thug_Nuts1]

darwinism, if you expect to be protected by the state you will always be disappointed, it’s up to the individual whether they would like to be a victim

[@itsmightydusty1996]

It's your duty to protect yourself

[@JohnSmith09123]

​@@itsmightydusty1996 but how are we supposed to do that when the powers that be make it damn near impossible to do so, and punish someone for defending themselves....

[@itsmightydusty1996]

@JohnSmith09123 it's also your duty to fight against tyranny, it's a natural right to defend yourself any means necessary

[@JohnSmith09123]

@@itsmightydusty1996 okay, you gonna stand by my side, and help me out here or am I on my own? Because last I checked, if someone takes on a fight with the govt, physically they will lose, and unless they are rich they will lose financially too, with most of the public not supporting that person one bit

[@Mounty621]

When they outlawed carotid restraints for combative suspects and my arrestees were walking out the door with a ticket before I even got the evidence booked let alone the report started, I knew it was time to retire. I loved the career for 30 years, but I wouldn't wish it on anybody, especially now.

[@WDLC1911]

Well, if everybody was properly drilled and trained people would not have gotten damaged or crushed tracheas. If applied properly it’s a phenomenally humane technique. I’m not speaking about you but I have to mention that Americans have allowed to be put to sleep. We, as a nation, does not seem to realize that our government has been overthrown. They are too busy being “entertained”. Oddly, I’m from Baton Rouge. It’s become a cesspool.

[@MH-il1lk]

The civilians are going to have to protect themselves.

[@raycerv70]

They should just let them civilians. I think criminals will think twice if every one was armed.

[@joshuastenzel8101]

So long as you understand every bullet has a lawyer attached.

[@jabronisrus]

​@@joshuastenzel8101 just be the one with deeper pockets and no worries.

[@greggkemp5985]

@@joshuastenzel8101 Except in nola.

[@cristobaltorres6185]

Imperative for every man.

[@BSlFK]

What about constitutional rights that are being violated by law enforcement by some officers that are to uphold the constitution they are violating? This is a real problem. I get using military strategy and tactics in some cases. The number of wrong location to do a search warrant gets the citizen killed or children hurt that are not directly involved because of mistaken identity? There needs to be some re education for all law enforcement on 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5 amendment rights. Oklahoma has had 3 different search warrants that was the wrong location with injuring or killing the citizen inside their home by mere mistaken identity. That should be ZERO happening by gathering intelligence.

[@thegodfather1911]

I've been an Officer for 10 years and just in the decade that I've been doing it, the changes have been very noticeable. You asked about how law enforcement feels about the current uptick in crime, and I'll tell you that most are reluctant to speak on the matter, but their actions do the speaking for them. Officer initiated activity is way down across the board. Traffic stops are down because nobody wants to become the next person on KZbin being crucified for doing their job. Many Officers have dialed it back a lot since when I started and have become reactionary instead of proactive. I can't blanket cover all law enforcement because obviously there are still many who give 110% every day, but the overall sentiment and morale is in the toilet.

[@McgSpook]

It seems to me we are seeing the exact problems that people had during prohibition. I like police and i dont use drugs lol. Im ok with officer initiated activity, as long as they know when to stop. Guy speeding, give them a speeding ticket and move along. It seems like (and im sure its just the visual) every time someone gets into an officer initiated activity then its lets play 100 questions, show me your papers, answer my questions or your not cooperating. When they see everyone as criminals then the people wont trust or like them. nor should they.

[@Tmanify]

@@McgSpook thats their job, police officers are fact finders (Investigators) they are going to ask a lot of questions especially if they dont understand something, they wanna know why you were speeding, they wanna know why you blew the stop sign or red light and so they initiate a traffic stop and investigate the why in the incident, your comment is why cops dont do their jobs to the fullest anymore and made the original comment even more relevant and understandable and its because citizens dont want cops to do their jobs but at the same time do.

[@thomaswestover2443]

Hey you should really get Paul Harrell on here before he passes, I think that would be an awesome interview!

[@MarinePigVa]

I am glad I got out of that line of work.Did it for 10 years. I make a lot more money now and 1/4 the stress.

[@Dfire79]

Good for you, I did 2006-20017 as a fire/medic after I got out of the military and I’m so glad I got out of public service. Way better off now…

[@frankbutta9344]

I live in a town served by two departments: Bristol Township and Middletown Township, PA. The police are well liked by the 10,000 citizens, and 100% backed by leadership and town council.

[@smithnwesson990]

Small world. You go to Ready Aim Fire much? Only indoor range close to Levittown. Been there a few times.

[@user-fu5mw7kb7g]

I am a retired police officer and the general feeling in law enforcement is we have no top cover but are expected to put our lives on the line, families, and retirement at the blink of an eye. The thing is, even knowing this, we still suit up and protect and serve. 99 % of us are out there doing the right thing and are actually put in place to protect your constitutional rights. I have never worked with a racist or heavy handed officer, yes there are the bad ones, however, I’ve never met one and I have worked with hundreds of law enforcement officers. All this hate, in my opinion, started with Obama.

[@JohnSmith09123]

I've met at least 4 or 5 bad ones all in one day, that didn't know the law, didn't want to listen to anything I said, held me down at gun point, disarmed me, confiscated all of my firearms, ammo, and training supplies, told me I could either go to jail or voluntarily go to the hospital because someone said I was suicidal, and then tried charging me with disorderly conduct......

[@benjamin5726]

Obama divided us

[@skurdibbles7913]

the problem is the size of the population makes it so theres no shortage of bad apples making the whole community look bad. its just a constant barrage of bad actors on all sides. even when the bad apples is less than 1% theres a new video with court recites every single week now.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

Obama was absolutely the creator of the hate towards cops and Dems took his plan and ran with it

[@damronbrooks6902]

Right all the hate and racism started with Obama? Yeah pretty sure your one of those “good” cops everyone talks about but nobody actually sees huh

[@mitchelllee75]

Much love and appreciation to you both. Love and light.

[@kimlangridge7969]

We're out here in the real America. We love the police, and I do not mean emotionally: I mean we respect and honor their sacrifice, we are so grateful for their help and intervention on our behalf, their tenacity in training and in maintaining their standards despite the political sewage that threatens them at all times every day, the uncertainty that they will not suffer and even die for doing their jobs. I mean, we love the police as a matter of character, theirs and ours.

[@ianwhipple8842]

Wow, do you get paid to lick those boots??

[@flyoverkid55]

We, as armed citizens, have to acknowledge the facts. Crime is on the rise, especially where police are reluctant to respond to calls that aren't immediate threats and can be described as such to a potential jury. We must understand that this makes us our own first responders. You're either prepared and trained to act, or you're not.

[@skurdibbles7913]

its always been this way. its been this way since the first human and never has been any other way.

[@MrSpook-ri8kv]

These guys rock, I think Shawn is really doing a great job getting people thinking.

[@rt19187]

Again, this is amongst the highest quality channels on KZbin. You’re doing exceptional work sir thank you.

[@davemccall8042]

Im retired law enforcement From the late 70s to the early 2,000s. You could not Pay me enough money to be in lawenforcement today.

[@FINALLYOUTAFTER6]

4:28 OK no bullshit. I literally laughed for 42 seconds straight. I’m pretty sure my neighbors heard it. “ what are they doing now as opposed to what they used to do which is fight crime?” I no shit punched my garbage can I was laughing so loud. Very, very, very good question!!

[@FINALLYOUTAFTER6]

As always. Much Respect Sean. 🫡🥃

[@settaylor1325]

Shawn had to use a folder which contained that important question…always professional 🤣🤣

[@ericsalazar2337]

I did a PMT instructor course in 2010 and had one of the best instructors I’ve ever had Mike Gordon. He did an excellent job explaining how it’s policing not law enforcement. Law enforcement is some judge dredd BS. Policing involves all of us protecting our own to our own standard and traditions.

[@Mike-ny5xf]

Best FG show on KZbin hands down. Thanks Shawn for all the awesome content 💪🤙🇺🇲🇺🇲.

[@KentSwanson-ol7ht]

Minneapolis doesn’t respond to 90% of the crime and they won’t show up at all if the person committing the crime is black. This is what I was told by a friend for a friend who was in law-enforcement down there.

[@Octavian8249]

Thank you for the honest answer about what is going on our country. Anti-police sentiment puts everyone in danger.

[@zerofactor7871]

Shawn, I really think you should try to do an interview with Paul Harrell. I'm sure you know who he is, but if not, he's a very significant man in this community and everyone really looks up to him. He may not be with us for a lot longer and I think you're the right guy to sit down with him and let him tell his story. There's so much we want to know about him and your style of interviewing could help bring more of it out.

[@DigitalNeb]

In my mind, it's down to me to protect myself and the people within my immediate area. Having a community means that sometimes, it's down to me and other random members of the society to take out the trash once in a while. If we all chipped in, the problem would go away over night.

[@angelmunoz4934]

I’ve been a cop for the past few years and I regret leaving my other job to do this. The pay is not good, hostile work environment, everything you do is wrong and your family and friends will slowly stop talking to you because you’re cop = racist. Yes “good” departments exist but trying to get hired with those departments is very difficult and you need a degree. Why be a cop if you have an education and can make way more??? “I wAnNa HeLp ThE cOmMuNitY”

[@robertadams4656]

Also the part about who is going to protect us is funny. I protect myself and never rely on someone else to come save me. That’s how all of us men should feel and be ready. The cops usually show up after the shooting is done anyways.

[@Variety_plus]

"Courage is not measured by the size of the challenge, but by the strength to face it head-on, even when faced with the weapons of those who should protect us." -A law Abiding Black Man

[@drummachine5787]

Police were never there to protect you. Your safety is not their responsibility anyway.

[@user-be7tc2bd6e]

Correct.

[@Hpdsgt91]

Shawn is the best of the best

[@Invertmini1212]

The sad part is it's a lose lose situation... If there's no cops to protect the citizens and the citizens defend themselves we still will have the consequences of doing so..

[@A5JDZK]

Leadership and politicians are directly responsible for the spike in crime. Prepare yourselves and act accordingly.

[@user-rf8mv1lr1b]

Where are the “good” cops publicly condemning the actions of the “bad” cops?

[@Blacksunshine636]

Perception is 9/10 of reality. I think police departments need to have PR departments that help the public see them in a better light. Right now, the news takes every bad story about a cop and amplifies it. This creates such a huge problem on many levels

[@aceyy7130]

We need to do something about having proper law enforcement. I know there are good ones, but I've faced a lot of bad ones. They need WAY better training, fair funding, and no more immunity. Our nation is deteriorating and law enforcement is part of it

[@joshmartin6745]

I can’t believe I wasn’t subscribed I have been a fan for a while now

[@legion162]

Law enforcement officers need political support, but at the same time police abusing their powers need to be routed out, and there seems to be plenty of police that abuse their position

[@alittletexasingeorgia]

Staffing our police with too many ex-military can be very problematic as far as self-policing and reporting because of their military background. But if they want more public support they need to show us they will not be supporting and protecting the bad officers and get rid of the unions that help protect the bad ones.

[@brand0559]

people abusing power will never be routed out. that has been happening since the beginning of time and will continue long after us

[@TheLH86]

Ok, if you believe military backgrounds are problematic, what do you say to the statistics that show across the board prior military have lower general complaints, as well as having lower specific complaints for brutality and abuse of power? Genuinely I'd like to hear how you would rationalise that based on your current view. I'm not saying you're wrong, just want a deeper comment.

[@NickyB0718]

“Seems to be” is exactly what the media wants you to think. Most cops are good people doing a tough job, there’s a few bad eggs, but that is literally every profession. It’s all about perspective, the perspective of criminals is what the mainstream media uses, most law abiding citizens have zero issue with police.

[@Oakeshott-ko8ig]

Everything the police do is highly regulated. The submission techniques applied by officers are what they are trained to do. They apply it to every subject resisting regardless of race, but the evil media won't show you that.

[@MrT13]

If you had to become a cop. Are you more scared of the public? Or more scared of having to follow the department procedures and rights violations? I’d love to be a cop, I would never be one today. Wrong training and unions are responsible for what police are now.

[@ismistarick70]

I'm from Baton Rouge. Very interesting.

[@overlordisgoogle8431]

Forget being a cop today. NOT WORTH IT AT ALL.

[@overlordisgoogle8431]

Forget being a cop today. NO F WAY.

[@McgSpook]

if the local community doesn't support them, maybe thats indicative that they are no longer representative of its citizens. And i dont mean the individual officer, but rather the system at large. We say cops stopped being Andy and Barnie when criminals picked up machine guns. Well people didnt need machine guns until the law created a trillion dollar black market and criminalized vise substances. Then everyone was happy with the game because it was more money and more officers. More jails. Now everyones a criminal.... Now 50 years later we have cops with armored vehicles and automatic rifles. As long as the people keep voting in dumb laws then they will suffer the consequences of being policed the way we are. Dont blame the cop, blame the laws you expect them to enforce.

[@jking456]

I feel like we are giving our police officers an impossible task. By the time a police officer has to get involved, we have already failed. Until we address the cause for why citizens become so desperate they resort to crime, we will never be able to truly address this. Living wages, inflation costing of goods. Health care costs. There are too many ways a single instance of bad luck can turn a law abiding citizen into a desperate law breaking one. When you feel there is no realistic other way to feed yourself, or your family, people will do what they need to do to survive.

[@Stankybudz425]

Regulators We regulate any stealin' of his property We're damn good too But you can't be any geek off the street You gotta be handy with the steel, if you know what I mean Earn your keep Regulators, mount up!

[@jssls511]

The governments first responsibility is to reasonably protect their citizenry. The lawmakers and in some cases judges continue to degrade the executive branches (police officers) tools and capabilities to complete that mission for reasons that are not defined by morality or good but for the purpose of increasing their chances of reelection and/or donations to further their own selfish needs.

[@joshroten3997]

Two good dudes there!

[@ayotoxicpieyt2201]

These podcasts are on next level 😍

[@goodpainlive]

Agree. The picture of Shawn behind him is bad ass.

[@mr.m1394]

Society. And politicians need to understand the job that officers are doing out there is not pretty.... We keep expecting them to do everything except for what they were constructed to do which was enforce laws...

[@jenniturtleburger3708]

Maybe it might have something to do with the adoption of body cams over the years and the public was finally able to see the bad cops and what they have been getting away with for decades and decades?

[@jeremiahyoder2259]

Tu is a awesome American and a great warrior

[@alexhinkle1922]

Ignore the fact bro gave him some edibles

[@MrT13]

On any team, if bad behavior isn’t acknowledged and deterred within the team. You can expect every other team not to respect you. Unions teach police how to lawfully violate civil rights. The city county and state commissions knows it, and the civilians know it. So this is a chicken or egg argument from them. Did civilians and who we vote in to watch police automatically for no reason stop trusting and supporting? Or did police policy over the years get to the point where “protect and serve” got replaced with “officers safety first”. I’m not a rocket surgeon but officers safety IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE FIRST. That’s called tyranny. And innocent ppl die from it. The public did not cause that. Cannot cause that.

[@Valerius2316]

I get it. But as a civilian, getting handcuffed searched and ticketed for improper plates for having a dealership plaque on my car (while bring my mother home from surgery) does not make me like them. Showing “There are bad apples that don’t represent us” is different from: “We have bad apples but they did nothing wrong. Also if we hit your car that’s an increase in your insurance for five years.” Simple.😊

[@jonathancole6124]

Tu, you are awesome. Use actual words.

[@LsSwapUrMom]

Shawn is a GREAT example of how an interviewer should conduct their interviews. On the polar opposite end, you have jagoffs like Howard Stern who is grating to watch, much less listen to.

[@bulletstop100]

You and you alone is responsible for your own safety.

[@KushiteComplex]

Man of STEEL!

[@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL]

Shawn, and Tu, I have a relative who thinks she doesn’t have it in her to pull the trigger if put in a robbery/home invasion type of situation. Is there any specific type of training you recommend to help her with that? (Excuse my username it’s an inside joke)

[@nmhockey5]

i love it ronin is so nerdy

[@vrajsingh4120]

Can anybody explain what was that sound near 5:44

[@am7768]

That’s Shawn’s laugh 😂

[@lara3002]

Few bad apples made this issue, and we see it on these videos of officers abusing their position. And those officers who truly are responsible and are the community security officers now are paying the price

[@mikedrane6472]

I got to be brutally honest I often fantasize about someone coming in my home and you're right I won't call the police I give you my word I won't call the police two very good friends won't need to feed them that day

[@justinmccoy7167]

Shawn Ryan interviews full Asian Shawn Ryan.😂

[@theoneandonly2590]

As an active LEO, I can say this is 100% the truth! They want you to do everything without doing anything. Then you throw DAs not prosecuting criminals and that just gives them more power, to think they can do whatever they want.

[@angelmunoz4934]

I blame the increased crime mostly on the DAs. But “the cops won’t do anything” is what I mainly here

[@Leyirs]

I’m a “civilian” in Michigan, normal folk in my hunting state support LEO. We almost all understand it’s only a few skewed officers or incidents that online keyboard warriors twist into some political narrative. If it wasn’t for y’all nobody would’ve caught the guy that broke into my garage

[@11BabaYaga]

The dirty cops has the most support 🤷‍♂️ let’s be real. Salute to the good ones but the bad ones always has support smh 🤦‍♂️

[@righteousone8454]

Oh, sh*t, Ronin is here Dope

[@frankgarrett2517]

I support Leo’s to an extent. I’ve met a couple who are decent dudes for the most part their “revenuers” traffic citations etc basically govt over reach, officials who have thugs working for them who, when done wrong, investigate themselves. Disgraceful. Opposite of what the term freedom conveys. Saying there’s no such a thing as a dirty cop is like saying there’s no such a thing as a lazy construction worker.

[@tacticalrusher-ym3wk]

Warren v district Columbia: police have a general public duty but that no specific duty exists...

[@raffardz2428]

Well we see Uvalde incident

[@107guitarguy]

This is the reason I retired NYPD in 2016 but now its 10x worse.

[@Cracklin]

1:36 he’s very intimate with swat teams, street officers and patrol officers?

[@MrProfchaos71]

Didn’t this guy get busted training a Chinese spy ? 😂

[@thefucrew9865]

Where can you get the gummies ???

[@mikecox3659]

When seconds count, the cops our only minutes away ... this old Marine will go ...

[@cutback443]

Big tough dudes that are great at fighting, don't typically have the ability to think outside of the cage their training's trapped them in.

[@Sercia96]

Lol are you saying cops are great fighters?

[@MrT13]

To all officers who do the job as a servant by and for the people and our constitution of this republic, thank you. But to those who don’t, it’s cause you shouldn’t need a union who teaches you to violate our rights. The rule book really isn’t that long.

[@DeauCeVDonna]

Does he have family on the west coast? I think I grew up with them.

[@lonerangersheriff]

The lawmen try to go to easier specialized units and they hide. They respond slow. The patrol Sgt’s don’t want flak so the permit it.

[@PaleoVirus]

Shawn. I love ya mate. I really do, but I can't watch your videos any longer brother. It's hard on my soul man.

[@Same.ole.de32]

Well police are not there to protect the community! Only to take a report.

[@AboriginalArms]

Im pushing gun safety on my channel cause its too many people that live in my area that’s had accidents and lost people to gun violence… mindset behind guns gotta be advertised instead of just the products… should be viewed as a martial art damn near.

[@GIGUNS-0341]

I just found out that a Chinese Spy was trained by Tu and his team. This individual is now back in the Chinese Army training other Communist troops to take over Taiwan.

[@Theprimaryfocus]

It's going to give rise to vigilantism

[@scottlaplantelaplante990]

Local police are in the toughest position to operate. Most police departments are employed by cities, and police administration (commissioners and chiefs) are typically appointed/hired by city administrations. If these city administrations are of the "woke" variety, these appointed police administrators will reflect the same. The rank-and-file police officers have difficulty operating in this environment. Contrast this to the typical county sheriff who is elected by the citizenship. Across the country, one sees sheriffs independently pushing-back on these new rules/regulations that are passed by woke institutions.

[@CinemaZiggy]

If Police officers were more honest and punishing to bad apples people would be more willing to support. For example, If I hung around a rapist and I never separate myself nor condemn what he does then I can’t be upset if people assume I’m a rapist too. That’s the problem with police if you don’t separate and condemn the bad apples then you all will look like bad apples or bad apples supporters. There are plenty great officers but when they are hand to hand with evil and tyranny how good can the really be?

[@littlestflyable]

Love law enforcement. But stop training them. Maybe they'll stop shooting through their windshields.

[@Chasing_The_Dream]

Trying to survive. Trying not to make the front page of the news for saving a life, but ending another.

[@adphipps33]

The life you save may be your own!

[@robertadams4656]

I’ve been here pretty much since day one as well. There was no podcast, just Shawn making the occasional video about guns or tactics haha. Was crazy seeing it blow up after he started the podcast. The only difference with me is I don’t give anyone money.😎

[@Infantry198th]

We need to stop training law enforcement, that's a problem.

[@Centermassfilms]

sad truth is.... one cop can ruin it for the rest of them. Same shit we heard in the service every Friday before liberty

[@Vester1one]

What are the gummies?

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Yeah, funny those politicians who were crying 'defund the police.' Wonder what they say to us crying 'defund their security detail.'

[@Stankybudz425]

Soon regular civilians will become regulators

[@thefucrew9865]

Liberal Democratic citizens that elected Liberal Democratic politicians. They chose their lot in life. Let them enjoy their choices.

[@jimmymcgill5572]

It sucks when you’re held accountable for your actions doesn’t it? Stop treating citizens like lesser thans and show some respect. Stop praying and spraying because you have qualified immunity and the DAs rarely charge unless it’s a person of color you shot. You’re not responsible for every round like a citizen is. That should change IMMEDIATELY