Comments by "Killed The Cat" (@killedthecat1034) on "Code Blue Cam" channel.

  1.  @robin_holden  I may not be a cop but I'm a mother, and if I see any car going eighty down the road that my kid plays on, I'm gonna have an issue with that. I also don't much care whether or not that cop in that vehicle feels like he needs to be lectured about that. My mother would do the same thing, and she's a retired cop.
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  2.  @tommyl3707  Wow! You can't seriously think that... can you?
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  3.  @leinonibishop9480  So either way, there must be something wrong with me because you couldn't possibly be wrong? Look up the definition of false dichotomy.
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  4.  @leinonibishop9480  Did the cop ever deny it? Did the witness see the same thing?
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  5.  @leinonibishop9480  Cool! Find me a UC unit that doesn't have the lights? It's why their windows are so tinted. It hides them when they're off.
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  6.  @leinonibishop9480  You mean you're trying to save face while you run away because I asked questions that you don't have good answers for. That's not too much of a shocker.
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  7.  @robin_holden  🤣Oh! You mean you lied. I know. That is why you kept ignoring all my questions when I answered all of yours. It's why you are now trying to save face while running away. Next time, try being a little less biased.
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  8.  @robin_holden  👈🤣 It's always "the algorithm's fault" when they can't prove the lie they told. They always act brand new, like there aren't a ton of ways to get around it. Yet all their other comments showed up. Weird, huh? 🤣
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  9.  @robin_holden  So why do you only care when John "breaks the law"? Why don't you care when the cop does?
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  10. @robin_holden  1. So you have answered all my questions then? 2. Everyone knows how to get around the algorithm. Site title and page title. Are there any more excuses? 3. It's not my job to prove your claims. It's yours. The only people who try to convince others of this are the ones who know they are lying but don't want to admit it.
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  11.  @robin_holden  🤣 And "I'm the one" ignoring things? Okay! Do you mean except for the witness in the same vehicle? Or the fact that he didn't even try to deny it. He simply tried to make excuses for it.
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  12.  @leinonibishop9480  👈 And now the simple act of me continuous responding makes them right. At this point, i'm not thinking there's much of anything I could do that would not have them trying to convince themselves they're right. 🤣
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  13.  @leinonibishop9480  You tell yourself whatever you need to in order to make yourself feel better, sweetheart? You're still running from all the questions you can't answer.
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  14.  @gruffy4967  Do you feel better now? Or do you need to call people "boo boo heads" a few more times, little one?
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  15.  @gruffy4967  When did you ask me that? 🤣 But sure! So they should both get tickets, right? The cop and the worker.
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  16.  @gruffy4967  The difference is that I'm not afraid to tag you when I respond. Sack up.
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  17.  @gruffy4967  Again, when did he say he was a cop? Try thinking for yourself. There are several witnesses to the speeding, and he never denied it. He just tried to excuse it on camera. That is legal standing.
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  18.  @gruffy4967  You want to call this guy all sorts of names for a crime that, if he did commit it, harmed no one, but the cop that could have taken out any of those construction workers for no good reason... that guy you are defending. He is a cop and should have known better. So stop pretending you care about what is legal or illegal.
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  19.  @gruffy4967  Sweetheart, you can try to make fun of me like that. It just makes you sad and insecure. You're supposed to be an adult. Didn't anyone tell you?
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  20.  @guest491  What part of holding everybody equally accountable under the law makes me a karen?
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  21.  @guest491  👈 They always use so much brave talk when they're hiding behind faceless, nameless accounts, don't they...
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  22.  @gruffy4967  Again, all of that can contribute to them doing their job and appreciating law enforcement. Like the ones he hires. The cop on the other hand, was on duty, breaking the law and trying to flex his athority when getting caught.
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  23.  @gruffy4967  Let's watch you run from this question like you run from tagging me. 👈😁👉 Why do you care so much about a crime that, if committed, harmed no one but don't care about the reckless driving that could have ended people's lives?
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  24.  @gruffy4967  So now, police officers breaking the law and endangering lives is nobody's business? Is that what you're saying?
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  25.  @gruffy4967  You can keep lying about me all you want. Like I said, it's just making you look desperate.
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  26.  @gruffy4967  Now, you care about reckless speeding. Just not when the police officer did it. Why is that?
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  27.  @gruffy4967  I've read what you said. That still doesn't answer my question. You are afraid to answer my questions like you are afraid to tag me.
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  28.  @gruffy4967  So now, police officers breaking the law and endangering lives is nobody's business? Is that what you're saying?
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  29.  @gruffy4967  Let's watch you run from this question like you run from tagging me. 👈😁👉 Why do you care so much about a crime that, if committed, harmed no one but don't care about the reckless driving that could have ended people's lives?
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  30.  @gruffy4967  Did you make yourself feel better yet, little one?
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  31.  @gruffy4967  Really? Because reckless driving never costs lives, right?
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  32.  @gruffy4967  Does all those lies about who you are talking to make you feel better? Do you think I don't know who you were this whole time! 🤣
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  33.  @Nocomment9876  It's not even clear when you said or meant... let alone who you are speaking to. Tag people or, at least, put their name.
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  34.  @gruffy4967  46,000 people passed in America in 2022 because of reckless driving. How many people passed due to someone impersonating a cop?
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  35.  @Siris444  Who is "beefcheeks?" The anonymity of a nameless account isn't enough for you to hide behind?
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  36.  @Siris444  Who are "beefcheeks"? The anonymity of a nameless account isn't enough for you to hide behind?
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  37.  @Siris444  Who are you referring to?
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  38.  @Siris444  🤣 Oh! I was so confused for a minute. He didn't seem like a bad guy. The cop looked like he was trying to cover his butt.
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  39.  @Siris444  Around 46,000 people passed in america in 2022 from reckless driving, but that cop doesn't want to be lectured while he stops to lecture Jon? Okay...
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  40. @theanarchist6106  I'd go back and actually watch the video and then get back to me. 🤣
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  41. @theanarchist6106  And while you're at it, explain to me how that makes it okay for an on duty cop to plow through a construction zone going 25 over with no lights on?
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  42. @internetcensure5849  Do you feel better now?
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  43. @theanarchist6106 So he should be above the law then? Is that what you are saying?
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  44. @theanarchist6106  If he hit and ended the lives of one of your family members while he was driving recklessly for no good reason, would you still feel the same?
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  45. @theanarchist6106 👈 Calm down, so I don't have to take personal responsibility for my actions. It's not my fault I'm acting this way. It's yours...
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  46.  @theanarchist6106  I don't care what people think about me, and I don't care about nailing people. I'm more interested in equality, and I don't like cowardly bullies.
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  47. @theanarchist6106 Is this part where I'm supposed to clutch my pearls and reach for the smelling salts because you tried to bring my kid into it? He doesn't care what others think of him either. Sorry...
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  48. @rmas32  He was pacing the car at one point. Watch the video.
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  49. @rmas32  Not to mention if you watch the video... He didn't deny it. He just tried to make excuses for it.
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  50. @rmas32  That's not true. Cops give people speeding tickets using pacing all the time, which do hold up in court. "While there isn't a specific legal code explicitly stating that police officers can use "pacing" to measure speed, most jurisdictions allow it as a valid method to determine a vehicle's speed, even if not explicitly listed in the traffic code; meaning an officer can follow a vehicle and use their own speedometer to estimate the driver's speed by maintaining a consistent distance for a significant period, as long as they can testify to the accuracy of their observation in court."
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