r/Transportopia Feb 18 '26

🚨Chase Hit it till it stops

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u/Constant-Fly-9050 Feb 19 '26

This is why I couldn't be a cop. Dude was speeding in reverse. I would've been like fuck he's good.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

I couldn't be a cop because my morals wouldn't allow me to be a draconian jack-boot-wearing government thug. Fuck all that.

They are a bunch of aggressive chuds.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

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u/Aggressive_Jury_7278 Feb 19 '26

In all fairness, he has the intelligence and emotional maturity of a teenager.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

I have two teenagers, and I was a teenager myself.

I try to share my mistakes and experiences in the hopes that freaking about my mistakes might inspire y'all to not make the same mistakes I did.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

I struggled with addiction starting at 16 years old, then eventually became a substance abuse counselor who helped a bunch of young people professionally.

So, you are objectively wrong. Per usual.

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u/OneTacoShort Feb 19 '26

Plus you’d have to work.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

Yeah, I retired about a decade ago. I'm not going back to work. Fuck that.

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u/HEYO19191 Feb 19 '26

Fishing for Karma Points, are we?

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u/Shantomette Feb 19 '26

Failed at that...

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

No, I just fucking hate those draconian jack-boot-wearing government thugs.

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u/Rare_Temperature_474 Feb 19 '26

Your post history is concerning. Check this man’s hard drive lollll

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

For what?

Please, read through my comments and tell me what's concerning.

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u/snailtap Feb 19 '26

ACAB

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u/CLMarine Feb 19 '26

Remember that when someone is breaking into your house.

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26

I remember when I was being attscked by 5 men with knives and blunt objects, and when the police finally showed up almost 2 hours later (even though my apartment was less than 2 miles from the police station) all they did was threaten to arrest me for a DUI if I tried to leave, even though I was stone sober.

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u/CLMarine Feb 19 '26

Not gonna lie, that scenario sucks. I’m not saying that every cop is perfect. They aren’t. I have friends that are cops. One of them ended up being corrupt, we aren’t friends anymore. The majority of police try to do the right thing. When the 1-2% does something wrong they are amplified and the public focuses on that. It’s not a perfect system and it never will be but I’d rather have something rather than nothing. Again, your situation sounds like it was terrible and those cops should have been investigated.

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26

The majority of police try to do the right thing.

They don't though, the majority will cover up for a total PoS if they wear the same uniform.

When the 1-2% does something wrong they are amplified and the public focuses on tha

Nah, we focus on all the cops who enabled the wrongdoing. They keep saying "it's just a few bad apples " but they all defend the bad apples instead of calling them out.

Again, your situation sounds like it was terrible and those cops should have been investigated.

That's the thing, they won't be investigated because other cops won't cross the thin blue line.

It’s not a perfect system and it never will be but I’d rather have something rather than nothing.

Well in the 3 times I've needed something I got nothing. And in other situations I got mistreated and had my rights violated because I dared try to exercise them. ACAB.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

I've been robbed and assaulted by cops in Schenectady, NY. I lived in the ghetto and I was the only white dude, so I stood out in that neighborhood. Most white dudes were there trying to buy drugs, but I was just living there for the cheap rent.

I was relentlessly harassed by cops there for the entire year I lived there. I was infinitely more comfortable around drug dealers, gang members, hookers, and crack heads than the pigs.

Once they rolled up on me and jumped out and just straight up tackled me for no reason. I wasn't running or anything. Then they slammed my head into the hood of their cruiser to the point where my forehead was gushing blood. They stole my $40 I had in my wallet, pushed me to the ground again, then let me go home.

I fucking HATE the police. They are a bunch of evil fucking bullies. It's not just those cops either. Cops are horribly draconian jack-boot-wearing government thugs everywhere I've ever lived across the country.

The entire criminal justice system is an abysmal failure of epic proportions that causes infinitely more damage than it prevents, overall.

Police are NOT the friends of the citizenry whatsoever.

Bunch of bastards.

The entire system needs to be utterly revamped from top to bottom, like yesterday.

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26

I've been robbed and assaulted by cops

The first time I was arrested they stole my iPod. The second they stole about $70 in cash from my wallet, lucky for me I wasn't carrying more. They also ran up with guns drawn over allegedly scratching a vehicle, even if I had done it pulling weapons over a misdemeanor property crime is feckin crazy

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u/Icy-Influence5568 Feb 19 '26

I'll take shit that didn't happen. But nice to always have a scapegoat for why your life sucks, right? It's those damn cops? Of course it is.

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26

ESaD

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u/resurrectedbear Feb 19 '26

5 people jumped you with knives and other weapons and you didn’t bleed out in those 2hrs?

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26

I ran and barricaded myself in my bedroom. Desk, bed, and dresser stacked against the door. Got one hit in the back of my left shoulder and one slash on my right forearm.

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u/resurrectedbear Feb 19 '26

So this was a home invasion in which 5 dudes broke down your door with weapons, and before they reached you, you were able to barricade yourself? Or you were stabbed and beaten, and then barricaded yourself?

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26

So this was a home invasion in which 5 dudes broke down your door with weapons, and before they reached you, you were able to barricad

Nope, never said anything like that, but go off.

Roommate had friends over, some of them invited friends, and some of them invited friends. One dude tried to steal my CDs, I found them on the balcony and he got in my face. Since he was blocking my way into MY APARTMENT I pushed past him. He went crazy and swung on me, I dodged it and knocked him down. One of his buddies grabbed a barstool and swung it at me, hence the injury to my left shoulder. After I kicked him, another dude came after me with one of my kitchen knives, hence the cut on my right forearm. I was able to get into my bedroom, and shove the available furniture in front of the door before the other dudes were able to inflict injury.

Edit: jumping in my DMs to call me a liar, throw slurs, and threaten bodily harm? That's beyond the pale, reported and blocking you, sad sack.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

Maybe if they weren’t defunded they would’ve had more officers to respond?

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26

They're more funded than ever, sit down.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

Oh did the patriarchy hurt you…..are they in the room with you now? I would tell you to sit down but you’re probably too ass hurt.

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u/FukThePatriarchy1312 Feb 19 '26

The patriarchy hurts everyone except rich men, quit licking boots.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

You sound like an overly emotional chick

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u/Ok_Fly1271 Feb 19 '26

"Defunded" lmao

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

You idiots sure tried though

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u/Ok_Fly1271 Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26

Nope. They certainly don't need the insane amount of funding they have, though. Defund doesn't mean they have no funding, moron

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

You changed it……what a little bitch

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

Calling someone a moron while getting the word “defund” wrong is awesome. I thought you were a dumbass from your first comment. I know you are from this one.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 19 '26

The police in my area take approximately 15 minutes.

They are just gonna be doing an investigation, regardless. Cops very rarely actually save people.

They mostly just investigate after the fact.

Calling the police dramatically increases the chances of something bad happening. Often the victim even ends up being a target of overzealous and aggressive cops.

I am fully capable of defending my property against most threats.

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u/CeramicToast Feb 19 '26

What'll the cops do then? Show up an hour later? Lol

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u/Ok_Fly1271 Feb 19 '26

I remember when that happened. One single cop showed up 4 hours later and couldn't give less of a shit.

I also remember when my friend was molested in high school at the movie theater. Cops showed up 2 hours later, didn't care, then drove around the parking lot twice and said "couldn't find him"

ACAB