Metiphorical Pig Roast Tastes Awesome

[Sliced 819]

So, as I was coming home from school today, a cop goes speeding down my block where I see the road blocked already with another three a few houses down from mine. As I got closer, I noticed a big bulky cop shove a little KID maybe 10 - 12 years of age to the ground then jammed his knee into his back before cuffing him and putting him in the squad car.

 

My mom and dad were outside, my mom watching, my dad fixing a guy's truck. My mom's telling me the kid allegedly stole a bike which apparently gives the cops enough reason to jump a kid. As they began to leave, My mom flipped them off and I shook my head at them. The last two cops stopped, got out asking if we need help.

 

My mom began swearing at them. I told them, yeah not to abuse little kids and they were making it seem to be all okay. My dad started getting on them too, nearly yelling. The other cop told him to get back to work and to mind his own business, which triggered me, so I decided this is enough. These cops need to leave and I don't think asking nicely was in the cards.

 

Me being me, I chose to do something only people lacking IQ like me would do.

 

I roasted the living crap out of them.

 

"Yeah? Do you take pride in abusing little kids? This guy, my dad, has a real job, actually HELPING people, which is more than you can say, mister!"

 

The first cop was silent. Said nothing, the other one had this dumbfounded look and retreated back into his squad car.

 

"S-sorry, I can't hear ya," is what he said.

 

"Well, you must be deaf then, because you look pretty damn old."

 

He shut up and left with his buddy without another word.

 

That poor little kid. I feel like going down to the station to hug him. Cops where I live are trash. I don't take crap from even cops. I've done roasting of some users here on the forum which I'm not proud of, but I'm damn happy I stood up for this kid.

[The.L-E-G-E-N-D 5,093]

:rolleyes:

[The-Savage-O_O 0]

You have to respect authority. They are doing not what they choose, but what they have to do. It's disrespectful in all manner to diss authority. I don't see you helping other people, but dragging the cops down for doing what is their job. Next time, be quiet, let them do their job, and be a good example  ;)

[mkittens1235 9]

#RESPEKT!

[personia 4,036]

I think you'll find it's spelled metaphorical.

[Gubitnik 401]

I think you'll find it's spelled metaphorical.

So what if someone swaps a and i even if they are 1 meter awiy one from other

[personia 4,036]

So what if someone swaps a and i even if they are 1 meter awiy one from other

Wat...?

[Sliced 819]

You have to respect authority. They are doing not what they choose, but what they have to do. It's disrespectful in all manner to diss authority. I don't see you helping other people, but dragging the cops down for doing what is their job. Next time, be quiet, let them do their job, and be a good example  ;)

Now if you were the 10 year old, then I don't care :)

 

I have NO respect for the police force for the horrible things they do to some people. 

Edited June 1, 2017 by Sliced

[DieselPlatinum 5,121]

Who knows, the kid may have been a serial killer :ph34r:

[Sliced 819]

Who knows, the kid may have been a serial killer :ph34r:

Oh cause I'm a cereal killer xDD

[Skills.n.Girls 767]

I thought this was a story. This happened in reality lol :lol: ...

[Guest]

You have to respect authority. They are doing not what they choose, but what they have to do. It's disrespectful in all manner to diss authority. I don't see you helping other people, but dragging the cops down for doing what is their job. Next time, be quiet, let them do their job, and be a good example ;)

I disagree. Abuse of authority is something that must not be tolerated even to a slight extent. It leads to a vicious cycle of abuse and victimisation which ultimately corrupts the whole system. Watching injustice happen is not 'being a good example'.

In the above narration, I'm pretty sure the policemen were themselves aware that they were in the wrong otherwise they could have just as easily arrested Sliced and his family for interfering. The aim of police force is to protect the citizens from evils of the society so that everyone can live without fear. If the police itself becomes something that people fear and despise, there's no point to it.

[marc.jp_44 20,837]

You have to respect authority. It's disrespectful in all manner to diss authority.

Damn right! @Authority must be respected!

My alt account's nickname totally isn't Authority and that's totally not what I'm talking about.  :ph34r:

Edited June 5, 2017 by Marc

[Sliced 819]

Damn right! @Authority must be respected!

My alt account's nickname totally isn't Authority and that's totally not what I'm talking about.  :ph34r:

I have no respect for the police force

[Fluffy_Puppy 590]

I have no respect for the police force

I respect them..but when I was younger, I stole some money from my Mum and went to the dairy...then some cops came to my house and had a chat with me about that xD except they were so rude, not even bothering to knock on my door. Like, wth?

[marc.jp_44 20,837]

I have no respect for the police force

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[VaudeVille 1,428]

You have to respect authority. They are doing not what they choose, but what they have to do. It's disrespectful in all manner to diss authority. I don't see you helping other people, but dragging the cops down for doing what is their job. Next time, be quiet, let them do their job, and be a good example ;)

While I agree that we shouldn't be disrespectful but at the same, authority cannot go unquestioned.

They could have spoken politely to the cops but after all, a 10-12 year old does not deserve to be abused the way @Sliced has described it. If it were an adult, it's understandable but not for a Juvenile.

[Sliced 819]

Read the invisible text.

K, brah