Comments by "MrEkzotic" (@MrEkzotic) on "Midwest Safety" channel.

  1. What is the police are actually trying to murder you? Should you just allow them to do so?
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  2. ​ @anniekinsmishkamouse7575 They are supposed to care. Law enforcement is supposed to be professional and act accordingly. If they cannot keep their egos and tempers in check, they should find another line of work.
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  3. ​ @moosecat Police are not paid to "teach people lessons," unless you want to live in a police state.
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  4. ​ @petert3355 As professional law enforcement, they don't have the right to act like a violent gang.
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  5. ​ @Turd_Rocket Nobody feels bad for people who break the law, but when you start defending police violence with the "he deserved it" defense, you are marching towards a police state. Law enforcement is it the punishment arm of the justice system. We have a system of laws, not one of men.
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  6. Getting a call doesn't mean you can violate a citizen's rights. Law enforcement should know this by now.
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  7. ​ @rollinupeverest5042 But being in jail awaiting trial means you're essentially being punished while you're presumed innocent. Bail tries to balance the state interests with the rights of the defendant. Bail should be granted in some cases, but not all.
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  8. ​ @MegNotTheStallion We don't have to prove our innocence, they have to prove our guilt.
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  9. 119mph isn't really that fast. I've done over 170 (of course, that was in Montana).
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  10. Why? There are plenty of cases where a detained suspect says they can't breath and then dies.
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  11. Yes, worship the police state.
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  12.  @drm2364  No. I hold dear the founding principles and values of our nation. I love my country, and that's why I will fight against it becoming a police state.
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  13.  @Ricky_Spanishh  No thanks. I'm a conservative/libertarian, not a woke cultist.
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  14. Should have had a turbo H2.
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  15.  @aerisgainsborough2141  Yep, I remember that one too.
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  16.  @klutzyk  That's really not what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to get people to reflect more critically on the implications of their positions.
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  17. Yeah, the cop.
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  18. Why?
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  19. Well, there are circumstances where you are permitted to use self defense against law enforcement, but this is not one of those times.
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  20.  @PennelopeWhitmore  I don't hate people who don't want to go along with the government. This federal government no longer works on behalf of the interests of citizens...it is full of Marxist globalist scumbags.
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  21.  @txrick4879  No, the Trump policy is absolutely not the same as the Biden policy. What are you smoking? You must binge on government controlled corporate media propaganda. Farmers have machines, they don't need 13 million strawberry pickers. How many of those unvetted "migrants" are terrorists. Wake up.
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  22.  @txrick4879  That's a pipe dream that doesn't work. You cannot have a united country with vastly different cultures and values. Diversity for diversity sake has proven to be a weakness. If you let in the third world, you become the third world.
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  23.  @thomasneal9291  What did I lie about?
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  24. 5:55 he made the cop bump his head on that one. Lol.
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  25. He didn't aim the gun at the cops.
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  26. False.
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  27. Well, sure, he is a douche, but pointing a finger is not an arrestable offense, it's freedom of speech.
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  28.  @SooSmokie  Yes, it does. She is allowed to speak to the officer and speak to her son. I guarantee the charges will be dropped.
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  29. No.
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  30.  @mkl18902  The officer didn't see him driving drunk. Possibly disorderly conduct, depending on the state, but the cop said he arrested him for pointing at him. Contempt of cop arrests almost never hold up in court.
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  31.  @mkl18902  Police aren't attitude enforcers. Citizens are allowed to have bad attitudes and cuss at police. Disrespectful, sure, but it's still a right.
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  32. Tony Timpa and Anthony Johnson Jr. Look them up. It wasn't nonsense then.
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  33. Unlawful arrest of the mother. Charges will be dropped and the department will be sued.
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  34. 5:55 slick move, made the cop look twice
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  35. But the cop is traveling at a high rate of speed as well. It's safer for one car to travel at 120 than to have two travel at 120 during a chase.
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  36. Well, you can drive a fake cop car, you just cannot say you're a sworn law enforcement officer.
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  37. Why do suspects let police PIT them? It's so easy to avoid, and even reverse it.
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  38. ​ @deadmanswife3625 Correct.
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  39. It depends. In this situation, you're absolutely correct.
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  40.  @Lobotomite17  It depends on many factors. If you have a legitimate fear for your life, you would be excused for taking actions that you would otherwise not be permitted to take. For example, if you are in your car surrounded by a violent mob, you could drive through the mob to get to safety.
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  41. Well, nobody has ever accused police if having high IQs.
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  42. Why did they arrest her?
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  43. Doesn't anyone know how to reverse a pit? It's so easy.
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  44. If it takes 60 hours of work to make a video like this, then you're doing something wrong.
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  45. You should post some videos of police who violate the law and break their oaths......there is tons of material.
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  46. ​ @christpuncher121 Lick those boots, boy, lick em. Get em good and shiny, you know who your master is. 🤡
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  47. That's really not that surprising. There are a lot of cops who are/were criminals.
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  48. Clown show.
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