Police in Grand Rapids fire a tear gas canister directly at mans face from close range. ⁣

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Excellent shot! Deserves an award for his accuracy

that's intent to murder.

They are probably tired of (how many??) days/nights doing this shit - being cussed, pushed, beaten, threatened, put into dangerous situation after dangerous situation.

THEY CHOSE THEIR job, no one is making them stay. If I hate my job, I find another one...

no pity for thugs

hey, their aim is getting better!

I guess all they needed was a little more target practice.

Last Edited by Bikeride on 06/02/2020 03:03 PM

It would be intent to murder if the officer used his sidearm

This was intent to "teach a lesson"

Make a meme out of it!

His actions weren't those of a peaceful protestor.
He was pointing something at them and challenging them.
many cops have been hurt or killed.
there was no sound but I am confident the cops were saying back down and back away...he didn't even after being gassed.
this one is justified....to avoid it turn around and walk away

Impossible. I am not that dumb and naïve.
walking up range towards guns shows stupidity.
Protesting a Cop directly and personally is not protesting the system. its picking a fight

This kind of response on the side of the police is what will keep these riots going for even longer.

That kind of response will end the riots very quickly

Tards gonna tard, Go fund me page will be set up and Mr. Fried chicken face will be a millionaire in a week.

Saw a tweet about a fort wayne IN protester lost an eye from same thing

Yep. And let's be honest, this was the only way he was ever going to be able to support himself. A job was out of the question.

Not sure where your accusation of racism is coming based just on that comment. Also not sure normal people would be protesting in the streets for "this". I would assume that when normal people are protesting in the streets, it's actually something critical to our society.

Almost as if it is meant to incite

Like sparking a barrel of gunpowder

Make that a gunpowder factory

Yea and escalate it to civil war really fast

And all because a man had too many drugs in his system when he was arrested for a crime.

Officers are supposed to be able to deal with that

They obviously were not

They HAD the guy

The 2nd man was plenty able to cuff him, both wrists an ankles if needed, but the toddler cop just stood around doing nothing

On order from the killer cop

But that is not how you handle it

Last Edited by Gorgol on 06/02/2020 04:57 PM

I realize no one is taught anything useful anymore, so I feel the need to actually explain this.

Street drugs such as crack cocaine, meth, etc can make your heart beat faster.

They can increase your risk of fatality if you have to physically exert yourself or are in an altercation.

They can even cause a heart attack on their own.

They also alter you ability to listen to and respond to other people.

This can complicate situations such as buying an ice cream cone, signing a contract, or being arrested. That is because all of these actions require at least two people involved - the purchaser and the seller, the two parties for a contract, or the police officer and the person they are arresting.

No one in life does everything for you beyond your infancy.

When two people are involved in something, both must do their part. If someone sold you an ice cream cone, you are still expected to pay for it, take it in your hand, and then raise it to your mouth yourself. You also need to be coherent enough during the arrest process to follow basic commands such as "lower your head going through the door."

This is why it is important to practice personal responsibility and refrain from drug use when buying an ice cream, signing a contract, or engaging in illegal activity where you can be seen and reported.

Last Edited by TlvmmCpoft on 06/02/2020 04:55 PM

They did fine

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Q33 is glps tard. Hands down dumbest canucktard. Don’t waste your time.

I would like to encourage my fellow GLPers to take a moment to THINK and evaluate things on a case by case basis rather than jumping to snap judgement or blindly supporting one side.

It's easy to sit behind a screen and say "don't riot and then you wouldn't get hurt"
or "fuck the cops" but as with all things the reality lies somewhere in the middle.



Protest is needed to keep authority in check.

Law enforcement is needed to prevent unchecked crime violence and chaos.


In a perfect world both could occur without anyone overstepping and causing problems but humans have emotions and there are bad people who fuck it up for everyone.


A spray of pepper spray is sufficient, emptying the can is a dick move and shooting or throwing a tear gas can point blank at a man's face while surrounded by armored riot cops is a bitch move.

The guy was playing with fire but that response was well beyond a reasonable reacation.

it is over-aggressive police actions which sparked the outrage we are now dealing with and the solution is not more unjustified over the top police brutality.


it is time for bad cops to be removed and for good cops to stop covering for and enabling asshole bully cops to use their badge as a permission slip to hurt people.