I have FINALLY solved the issue on how to stay alive during a police encounter!

I am proud to say that I have solved the issue of being shot by the police. It took me many moons to figure this out, and many exhausting hours of research. This conclusion was VERY hard to come by due to the complicated nature of the subject. I present to you my award winning findings. Please refer to the scientific data below.

a reply to: iTruthSeeker

I believe you have solved the equation. And with some lovely artwork.
This is a factual representation of reality. Nice work.

Sounds pretty simple.

Well to many, it is very difficult to comprehend, obviously.

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Good sourcing, excellent graphics.

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But low income and inequality! Don't forget white supremacy and slavery!

Give it a few minutes and the "sure, be a slave and obey, I dont take orders from occupational forces" types to come around and keyboard warrior up the thread.

I can honestly say I've never had an encounter with police with the exception of getting a ticket for a bad sticker.
No guns involved. I didn't even have to get out of the car.

Man, the quality of threads has been outstanding lately, mad props!

Chris Rock tackled this issue some years ago.

Oh Yeah. The video may not be safe for work.

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Is that the police training manual?

originally posted by: CagliostroTheGreat
Man, the quality of threads has been outstanding lately, mad props!

Thank you. I hope my work may save some lives.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: iTruthSeeker

Is that the police training manual?

No, it is from the civilian training manual. Have you seen it? It is titled "Don't be a dumba$$-Use your head" Not you, the manual.

It's amazing how some folks react to the police.
People yelling and arguing with them and not expecting to have problems.

A lot of cops are on edge, especially in more dangerous areas.
I put my hands in the air and if it looks like it'd make them more comfortable, very slowly drop down to my knees so it's clear I'm not going to act out.

One time I got smart with a cop and got punched in the face.
I don't agree with things like that but at the same time in their position, you never know what a suspect may or may not do.

It's definitely better to just submit even if you're 100% innocent and sort it out after they have you cuffed. If you submit easily, they'll typically be more than willing to have a conversation once you're secured.

Awesome graphics by the way

originally posted by: iTruthSeeker

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: iTruthSeeker

Is that the police training manual?

No, it is from the civilian training manual. Have you seen it? It is titled "Don't be a dumba$$-Use your head" Not you, the manual.

Thats a kids stick figure drawing book.

"Don't be a dumbass, use your head" is as vague... but I get the whole "only stupids get shot by cops" used to exonerate police who unjustly shoot citizens, over a thousand times a year.

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Or better yet move to a civilized country were police dont shoot for tiny infractions....

originally posted by: OfTheVoid46
It's amazing how some folks react to the police.
People yelling and arguing with them and not expecting to have problems.

A lot of cops are on edge, especially in more dangerous areas.
I put my hands in the air and if it looks like it'd make them more comfortable, very slowly drop down to my knees so it's clear I'm not going to act out.

One time I got smart with a cop and got punched in the face.
I don't agree with things like that but at the same time in their position, you never know what a suspect may or may not do.

It's definitely better to just submit even if you're 100% innocent and sort it out after they have you cuffed. If you submit easily, they'll typically be more than willing to have a conversation once you're secured.

Awesome graphics by the way

Thank you. By today's standards, it should get me into an art class for free.

originally posted by: OfTheVoid46
It's amazing how some folks react to the police.
People yelling and arguing with them and not expecting to have problems.

Thats why trainings police in descalation is key.

originally posted by: OfTheVoid46It's definitely better to just submit even if you're 100% innocent and sort it out after they have you cuffed. If you submit easily, they'll typically be more than willing to have a conversation once you're secured.

*Sings* O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave! *sings*

originally posted by: CagliostroTheGreat
Man, the quality of threads has been outstanding lately, mad props!

Thank you. I am flattered. The quality of the message far outweighs the quality of the graphic.

Your second picture is wrong. The officer still has their gun drawn while the suspect is unarmed.