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Yeah, exactly. Dude, go work in the streets for like a week and then tell me how you really feel about people. I can do it's poopoo. Ah, you know, you know what kills me all the time though? It's um, Oh, fuck. What's the term for when people think that officers can't be charged with crimes? Shit.

Yeah, exactly. Dude, go work in the streets for like a week and then tell me how you really feel about people. I can do it's poopoo. Ah, you know, you know what kills me all the time though? It's um, Oh, fuck. What's the term for when people think that officers can't be charged with crimes? Shit.

Yeah, exactly. Dude, go work in the streets for like a week and then tell me how you really feel about people. I can do it's poopoo. Ah, you know, you know what kills me all the time though? It's um, Oh, fuck. What's the term for when people think that officers can't be charged with crimes? Shit.

That's it.

That's it.

That's it.

People think that that means cops can't be charged criminally, but what the fucking majority of the United States doesn't realize is that there's criminal charges and there's civil charges. Qualified immunity means that The cop can't be sued individually. You have to sue his agency. In civil court. In civil court. A cop can be charged with a crime at any fucking waking moment.

People think that that means cops can't be charged criminally, but what the fucking majority of the United States doesn't realize is that there's criminal charges and there's civil charges. Qualified immunity means that The cop can't be sued individually. You have to sue his agency. In civil court. In civil court. A cop can be charged with a crime at any fucking waking moment.

People think that that means cops can't be charged criminally, but what the fucking majority of the United States doesn't realize is that there's criminal charges and there's civil charges. Qualified immunity means that The cop can't be sued individually. You have to sue his agency. In civil court. In civil court. A cop can be charged with a crime at any fucking waking moment.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Exactly.

100% qualified immunity has nothing to do criminally, but it's like, say if I pulled you over and I don't know, well, let's take Richard example. One of his biggest things he got, he like people are mad at him for us. Cause he called someone fat boy.

100% qualified immunity has nothing to do criminally, but it's like, say if I pulled you over and I don't know, well, let's take Richard example. One of his biggest things he got, he like people are mad at him for us. Cause he called someone fat boy.

100% qualified immunity has nothing to do criminally, but it's like, say if I pulled you over and I don't know, well, let's take Richard example. One of his biggest things he got, he like people are mad at him for us. Cause he called someone fat boy.

It was a criminal, and he called him Fat Boy. And so qualified immunity means that this guy can't be like, I'm going to sue you because you called me Fat Boy, or I pull someone over and give them a fucking ticket for speeding. They can't say, well, you were mean to me, so I'm suing you. They have to sue the department. That's all qualified immunity is, is civil cases.

It was a criminal, and he called him Fat Boy. And so qualified immunity means that this guy can't be like, I'm going to sue you because you called me Fat Boy, or I pull someone over and give them a fucking ticket for speeding. They can't say, well, you were mean to me, so I'm suing you. They have to sue the department. That's all qualified immunity is, is civil cases.

It was a criminal, and he called him Fat Boy. And so qualified immunity means that this guy can't be like, I'm going to sue you because you called me Fat Boy, or I pull someone over and give them a fucking ticket for speeding. They can't say, well, you were mean to me, so I'm suing you. They have to sue the department. That's all qualified immunity is, is civil cases.

And people were like, well, cops can't be charged with anything because they have qualified immunity. That's not at all.

And people were like, well, cops can't be charged with anything because they have qualified immunity. That's not at all.