Post: #1

Buzzfeed (Now owned by NBC if you hadn't heard) put together a video of some SJW's and minorities where they put on police uniforms and then comment on how they feel while looking at themselves in a mirror.

To say it is decidedly one sided and anti cop is an understatement.

One guy claims both of his grandfathers were cops yet feels terrible wearing the uniform.





It's frankly disgusting the path media is taking in vilifying those that work to protect us.

Post: #2

Usually the people that hate the police the most are people that constantly use them and put themselves in situations where police contact has a high probability of occuring.

I don't hate them but I'm sure I would if I had to deal with them by constantly calling them for crimes or see them only in negative situations.

Another problem is with how the media presents police officers. They want to create almost a war on police and it has been seen with the very recently more occuring police officers as murder targets.


If you felt you had a target on your back and you came up to someone that was acting anxious, wouldn't look you in the eye and/or was aggressive that would give you a little edge.

Some cops are assholes dirty as fuck but instead of condemning the individual man they always target the group as a whole with police officers. How would that be any different if you said all ___________ are dirty assholes based off one example.

Post: #3

What a bunch of faggots.

Post: #4

The men in this video are only considered men because they were apparently born with a penis

Post: #5

At first when I clicked I thought this was going to be a thread about how to dress up as a cop and pull chicks and I was all...



Instead after watching that video I feel more like...

Post: #6

Post: #7

Quote:The badge is really shinny. It's like in the corner of your eyes.

Quote:I feel a sense of urgency.

Quote:(Goes to put on belt) I can't do it.

Quote:(Picks up gun) Oh, this is the hard part.

Quote:I am scaring myself watching in the mirror.

Uh....

Post: #8

How do all those movies & TV shows with dozens of actors & extras dressed as police ever get made?

Post: #9

One of the things I dislike about the Buzzfeed videos is that the real message isn't about the cop apparel in my opinion. The message behind the message is normalizing the timid behavior and responses of the beta males. The beta attitude is portrayed as a consensus among the actors and prompts the average user to want to adopt the perceived normality. Ironically, a message against "bad cops" promotes fear of cops in a roundabout way--normalizing the status quo again as man under authority.

Post: #10

(09-11-2015 05:18 PM)Hygiene Wrote:  One of the things I dislike about the Buzzfeed videos is that the real message isn't about the cop apparel in my opinion. The message behind the message is normalizing the timid behavior and responses of the beta males. The beta attitude is portrayed as a consensus among the actors and prompts the average user to want to adopt the perceived normality. Ironically, a message against "bad cops" promotes fear of cops in a roundabout way--normalizing the status quo again as man under authority.

Just about all the participants are a bunch of (probably) comfortably well off millennial faggots. If they had asked a bunch of blue collar guys to participate the reactions would be totally different.

I think there's an equal amount testosterone in both male and female participants in buzzfeed videos.