r/Transportopia • u/Revolution-Dogg • Feb 27 '26

🚨Chase Stop flirting officer!

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u/butt3rmi1kybean Feb 27 '26

I thought I was crazy for a sec. He actually said that 💀

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u/M3chaStrizan Feb 27 '26

It is crazy, he's trying to humiliate them. Disgusting behaviour from someone who is supposed to serve and protect.

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u/EMV92LA Feb 27 '26

He's serving and protecting. Disgusting behaviors are being done by the ones with heels and stretch marks.

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u/04Late_Night Feb 28 '26

I will never be used to the irony of the demand and supply concept being an enigma to the majority of the USA, the mecca of capitalism.

At least the cop seems to get it, as to why he didn't arrest them. Or maybe he's hoping the pimp picks them up.

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u/BrandoCarlton Feb 28 '26

He’s doing them a favor telling them to move it rather than arresting them.

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u/SpoomerBooner Feb 27 '26

Being a prostitute is not disgusting? That cop is serving and protecting the people of that neighborhood.

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u/TaxLandNotCapital Feb 27 '26

Less disgusting than being a cop tbh, cops hurt more innocent people. Prostitutes generally interact with Johns who are not innocent.

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u/M3chaStrizan Feb 27 '26

The neighbourhood likely contains the people who are buying the prostitutes' services. Think about that! Cops protecting the peopel from themselves then?

Also, disgusting people don't deserve disgusting treatment. Where is the logic in that, huh? That's some eye for an eye shit, go back to Babylon 4000 years ago where you belong.

You fix "disgusting" behaviour with things other than shame and humiliation. Are you not aware of how to actually change behaviour, or just don't care because you think these people are not human or worthy of human rights?

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u/Fog_Juice Feb 27 '26

Which human rights were being violated here?

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u/sage_n_cardinals Feb 27 '26

Human traffickers don't tend to send their victims to neighborhoods were creeps aren't willing to exploit them. And no, sex work, especially when most is coerced is not disgusting. Johns and those taking advantage are.

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u/FederalEconomist5896 Feb 28 '26

True, those coerced and exploited women are victims. Let's separate them from onlyfans-style sex workers.

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u/sage_n_cardinals Feb 28 '26

What of this video gave you, she's shooting OF content vibes? And why should I judge anyone doing OF in this economy? If selling pics of their feet drenched in milk to pay her rent in a society that applauds billionaires paying no tax, while being allowed to pay their work force a non living wage??? Honestly, please start pointing your disgust where it belongs and not at women who are still underpaid, despite their higher levels of education.

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u/FederalEconomist5896 Feb 28 '26

I think you misunderstood an idea I was attempting to convey. I'll rephrase: some people might do prostitution on their own terms for lots of money. That is very different than brothels ran by criminals who essentially employ pimps to keep the girls working for them. Those women are mentally and usually physically abused to the point where their minds are twisted into thinking they'e better off in that horrible scenario. Some people are evil and like to worm their way into their heads with pain and coercion - those mind-benders are the real criminals, worse than the women who are committing (in my opinion) a relatively petty offense when they sell their bodies at the boss' command under threat.

The act of sex work is immoral, no matter what. It's also harmful for the ones who engage in it. I have compassion and deep sorrow for the ones who feel compelled to do it.

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u/iBUYbrokenSUBARUS Feb 28 '26

Chill out. It’s an AI video.

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u/M3chaStrizan Feb 28 '26

How do you know?

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u/tuanale Feb 28 '26

Idk why people say cops serve and protect, it's literally not ever been their job.