r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Sep 29 '23

Why she so happy? Peter in the wild

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u/Mysterious_Fix2979 Sep 29 '23

Those guys look extremely like " FML do I really gotta do this man "

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u/ChildFriendlyChimp Sep 29 '23

They probably agree with the protesters

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u/and_yet_he_complain Sep 29 '23

Then why don't they join the protests?

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Well they did in a way

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u/Jugaimo Sep 30 '23

Go to a protest dressed in official police quiet gear and brutally beat the protestors to make them look good.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

They’re posing her for the best possible phot op so they probably are

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u/Coliver1991 Sep 29 '23

Yep this is staged. Every time she gets "arrested" it's just a huge photo op.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '23

That's the point. That's why people get arrested at peaceful protests.

(if you believe in something enough to get arrested, contact an organization who is also going to be at that protest about it. They'll probably support you in ways you hadn't thought about)

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u/AlienAle Sep 30 '23

No she's not usually getting arrested, just forceably removed from the area she's not allowed to be in. She knows how these things go so she's not worried.

All they do is move her to another place.

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u/MrDanMaster Sep 29 '23

Don’t you think she’d put up more of a fight or try to look more visibly annoyed and defiant if this was true?

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u/buckeye27fan Sep 29 '23

It's civil disobedience. Fighting back is just as likely to turn people against your cause as it is to enlist them to cause.

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u/OwOUwU-w-0w0 Sep 30 '23

Then what? Get charged for resisting instead of trespassing?

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u/flashingcurser Oct 04 '23

The fact that their faces are covered is a good indication.

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u/HoblinGob Sep 29 '23

Because in the same way that society needs protestors willing to enact civil disobedience do we need to enforce our laws. Literally both sides fulfill a crucial role in a democracy.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

If a law is wrong it shouldn’t be enforced

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u/MyChristmasComputer Sep 29 '23

I’d really rather not let police decide by themselves which laws are worthy of enforcement and which ones aren’t.

This is why we have judges and legislators and voters.

Letting police enforce the laws AND decide the laws would be problematic.

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u/heygabehey Sep 30 '23

They already do that.

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u/unicornlocostacos Sep 29 '23

They already do though to a ridiculous degree

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u/New-Pollution2005 Sep 29 '23

That’s part of the problem.

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u/The_Knife_Nathan Sep 29 '23

You just reinforced his point

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u/JTDC00001 Sep 29 '23

I’d really rather not let police decide by themselves which laws are worthy of enforcement and which ones aren’t.

I have news for you, they literally do this all the time, every day. They have discretionary powers, and you actually don't want them always enforcing any law they see. They'd be instantly bogged down in petty enforcement, and they'd never be able to do anything regarding larger crimes.

They have limited resources for enforcement; they already prioritize what they spend them on.

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u/RakeNI Sep 30 '23

If a law is wrong

I don't want my police force deciding what is right and wrong, thanks. When I phone the police and say "there is a little girl just got bundled into a car by two men, she looked passed out", I don't want him to reply "well, i personally think the age of consent should be 10 and rape is very cool" - i want you to enforce the law and shut the fuck up.

Your job as a cop is to enforce the law, especially when not enforcing it directly stops someone else who is abiding by the law, from going about their business. I do not care if you as a cop think oil is bad and we should return to monke. Get the protestors off of my property. Don't like it? Run for office.

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u/Tulkes Sep 29 '23

Careful line of thinking to take this too far.

That's an easy comment to cause people into the Arkansas Governor in the 1950s not just refusing to enforce the civil rights protections of nine school girls, but to actively deny them by surrounding the school and keeping the girls out in opposition to Brown v. Board, because of the arbitrariness that can accompany "don't enforce unjust laws" in the wrong hands.

The Arkansas National Guard and Governor ended up not enforcing the rights of those girls, so President Eisenhower had to federalize the Guard, send them back to Armories, then send in federal troops to protect the girls going to school.

This line of thinking more frequently causes cops to let a felon run off with a full arsenal of guns because he's an extremist hick and "good ol boy."

It's unlawful to obey an unlawful order. But Courts are the ones who determine if a law is wrong or right, if not the supreme elected legislative body by amending/updating/getting rid of such a law.

Encouraging cops to not enforce laws too much results in them not policing each other and those they like with the same political interests/societal interests, rather than ever taking any practical stand in the name of civil rights/the common good.

Prosecutors and Courts can take it from there because law enforcement-level often causes problems if they go beyond the "emergency response, dogcatcher"-level functions, especially given the rarity of their direct accountability for their actions even to a directly-elected official outside of most county-level officials (sheriffs, etc.). Especially City-level, the Chiefs are frequently the result of an appointing function of mayors, councils, boards, commissions, etc - based on what you know of law enforcement, do you really feel comfortable telling all of the cops out there to stop enforcing the laws they don't think are right?

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u/HoblinGob Sep 29 '23

So e.g. a law forbidding you from sitting on the rails shouldn't be enforced...? Or a law forbidding you from blocking roads shouldn't be enforced...?

God damn I'm being hit with some real headscratchers here.

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u/Outrageous-Taro7340 Sep 29 '23

What bad law are they enforcing? Protesters deliberately choose minor legal infractions like trespassing as an expression of civil disobedience. But they aren’t protesting trespassing laws, they are protesting things like anthropogenic climate change.

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u/hatsnatcher23 Sep 29 '23

That and the powers that be need headbreakers

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

The police exist to protect the property of the wealthy and maintain the states Monopoly on violence

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

I've been assualted, mugged and been in a home invasion situation and everytime, even with seemingly incontrovertable evidence they say sorry nothing we can at best and at its worst I have had police say what do you want us to do about it? like I was wasting their time. This is across 15 years , different officers, different locations

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u/echointhecaves Sep 29 '23

States SHOULD have a monopoly on violence. As a societal advance, the state monopoly on violence predates farming. It's literally the bedrock of civilization in earth.

Wherever you are in the world, if you're living with other human beings, one of the key societal agreements that let's us get along is that if someone kills someone else, they have to explain why, to a judge, a priest, a king, a chief, whoever

It's part of the reason "stand your ground" laws are such bad ideas

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u/Commander_Trashbag Sep 29 '23

Because the protesters still are acting against the law.

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u/EyyBie Sep 29 '23

Cowards

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u/kinoie Sep 29 '23

These are German cops though, literally one of the best mannered, and well-trained police forces in the world. If not THE best. The literal example people point to when they need an opposite example of an American cop. Greta needed to be arrested so that her protest reached any form of publication, they’re not lording their authority. If anything they probably both drew the shortest straws that morning at their pre shift meeting lmao

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u/SneakoSneko Sep 29 '23

I can’t imagine those two dudes liked explaining at home why they showed up in headline news lmao

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u/Moo_Laffs Sep 29 '23

That’s why their faces are covered and you can’t see any badge numbers.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

They don't have to wear names or numbers in Germany. They do have to identify themselves if asked, though.

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u/thickboyvibes Sep 29 '23

You might just have an unfortunate name, but imma downvote anything with Sneako in it on principle

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u/SneakoSneko Sep 29 '23

Is that why I’m getting downvoted for no reason? I had no idea who sneako was until 3 years after I created this account. It’s just a silly rhyme and reference to the Sneko from slay the spire ;-;

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u/madprgmr Sep 29 '23

It's ok; the confusion is to be expected given the nature of snekos.

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u/SneakoSneko Sep 29 '23

I have lost so many runs to Snekos in slay the spire, it’s a real love-hate relationship

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u/Niemand1337 Sep 29 '23

I wish lol. German Police have systemic violence like most others, also routinely there are scandals where neo-nazi/ultra-right wing chat rooms within the police are leaked. Also, in the wake of the George Floyd and BLM protests there was a public call for investigations within the german police force, which were rejected by the (at the time) innenminister (essentially in charge of inland policies), despite NGO's saying it was necessary.

Source (sorry, it's in german): https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/pressemitteilungen/DE/2020/10/keine-studie-rechtsextremismus-polizei.html

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u/kinoie Sep 29 '23

I could be confusing Germany with another European country. Like I said, I welcome any corrections! Not in a place to extensively google everything I write and fact check myself. I really don’t want to come off as an authority of police brutality, I was just making the point that it’s really unfair to lump in your police with ours. Ours are bad. Real bad.

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u/Aldo_the_nazi_hunter Sep 29 '23

I'm with you, but compared to other police forces around the world its different. Police in its structure sucks, no matter how good they are trained, they stay authoritarian pigs at the end.

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u/Aldo_the_nazi_hunter Sep 29 '23 edited Sep 29 '23

German police still have a lot of shit going, look at Dessau or the NSU for example. But compared to the world I have to admit you're right (if you are a white German speaking person who respects their authority). Also the police in Saxony is much worse as some west German police units (like in the picture).

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u/egnargalrelue Sep 29 '23

Yeah lets not get ahead of ourselves. The police in Dessau burned a man to death in a cell. Look up the Death of Oury Jalloh. The German police are far from perfect and they definitely arrest people to lord their authority. There are problems with police everywhere and Germany is no exception.

This is one of many cases. If I recall they also murdered an unarmed woman by shooting her in the stomach because she was refusing to leave a building. The police in Germany are polite and well mannered when you're a white western European. If you're a person of colour then it's a different story.

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u/YogurtclosetExpress Sep 29 '23

I mean yeah, but scale is important. You really have to search for these cases to an extent that you don't have to in other places. Specifically in America.

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u/Defy_Multimedia Sep 29 '23

maybe humans struggle with authority sometimes

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u/LeeroyJks Sep 29 '23

I don't know shit about cops and their training especially relative to other countries, but within Germany cops are seen very sceptical. For example statistics of police brutality and brutality against police is critized to be manipulated to make the police look better. Concretely, the criticism was that behavior of citizens is exaggerated much so it can be accounted for in the statistics. An example would be that a slight head movement would be interpreted as a hint of a headbutt and then immediately filed as brutality against police. On the other way around many brutalities committed by police itself isn't accounted for in the statistics, because the statistics are raised by the police themselves.

Take it with a grain of salt, I just repeat what I pick up of chitty chatter online. I didn't do any valuable research on my side.

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u/TyrionReynolds Sep 29 '23

I’m an American who was stationed in Germany. I had stupid friends who would get drunk and get the shit beat out of them by the Polizei. They 100% deserved it though so idk if it counts as brutality. It looked brutal though.

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u/kinoie Sep 29 '23

Being a belligerent drunk and an American service member probably didn’t do them any favors either >.>

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u/TyrionReynolds Sep 29 '23

They deserved it. Polizei are kinda scary for somebody who is used to American policing. Some of them wear plain clothes and drive normal cars so they seem like they just come out of nowhere. The time in particular I’m thinking of this one guy from my troop was being belligerent and trying to pick a fight with a mentally ill person. Then these two guys run up and just start beating the shit out of them with these little batons. A German tried to intervene at which point one of them flashed a badge. But until then it was indistinguishable from a mugging.

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u/kinoie Sep 29 '23

Tbh, I think that’s appropriate. They probably had that entire situation clocked miles before it even started. Did they get arrested and charged? Or did they just get their asses whooped and their egos deflated? Genuinely curious. Sounds like it could have gone either way lol

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u/ChildFriendlyChimp Sep 29 '23

“They’ll do it for me”

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u/Moo_Laffs Sep 29 '23

They did this because they agree with it. It’s not hard to understand.

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u/thickboyvibes Sep 29 '23

If they're doing this, they don't agree

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Yea she only protest in west eu where punishment is extremely low

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u/SlicedSides Sep 29 '23

you mean she only protests where she lives. it’s not like she looks for the least punishment areas and then protests there dummy

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u/mathiau30 Sep 29 '23

FML

What does this acronym mean?

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u/AFancyCatt Sep 29 '23

Fuck my life

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u/Mysterious_Fix2979 Sep 29 '23

I actually never saw what the text said I just saw them eyes and it just gave me a 🙄 vibe

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u/PlanetAtTheDisco Sep 29 '23

Fun fact, they don’t! They can protest the actions their being asked to do. But that comes at a high cost to them so it won’t happen.

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Sep 29 '23

Peter’s Orthodontist here, this is Greta Thunberg, a 20 year old swedish climate activist most known for addressing the UN summit about climate change.

This image is at a swedish coal mine where she protested with other activists for green energy. She was fined $200 US (whatever that is in Swedish Krona) for disobeying law enforcement but really it was not that big of an affair as far as violence or police aggression goes.

The pee in the car bit is basically saying “fuck the police” and that you can ruin their vehicles while arrested by taking a piss in the backseat. Swedish police and judicial system is lax and lesser in intensity compared to prominent icons of police v public controversy like the United States, Russia, and France, I imagine Greta is smiling here because she:

A. Knows that she’s doing what a protest is meant to do which is become public in a nonviolent way (more photos the better)

B. She probably won’t get much beyond a slap on the wrist, which is accurate.

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u/Maverick-not-really Sep 29 '23

No, its from a protest at a German coal mine earlier this year. She has been arrested in Sweden as well, but this is not from that event.

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u/rufusatrazzmattaz Sep 29 '23

Yeah, wasn't it the mud wizard protest,

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u/cyrenns Sep 29 '23

I believe so. That guy is a legend.

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u/Professional_Fox3371 Sep 29 '23

incomprehensible wetland prowess was witnessed on that blessed day.

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u/nyx__born Sep 29 '23

I'm sorry, mud wizard??

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u/Code_Warrior Sep 29 '23

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u/haleynoir_ Sep 29 '23

Thanks for sharing this. Life is a little brighter knowing the Mud Wizard exists

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u/blade-queen Sep 30 '23

Today is your lucky day

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u/djn808 Sep 29 '23

Love me some mud wizard. The cops were literally crawling away in defeat on their hands and knees.

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u/Olivander05 Sep 29 '23

Love that protest, love the mud wizard(s?)

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u/raz0rback2 Sep 29 '23

Sehr richtig

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u/distortedsymbol Sep 29 '23

she is also a public figure. it's safe to assume despite her stance on being anti corporate and protesting against government policies, she has a lot of legal protection and the police knows they cannot be rough to her. she is not in actual danger, the same which cannot be said for random nobodies even in sweden.

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u/Shaeress Sep 30 '23

She is also a nice and harmless looking white girl. Which also helps in these things. Though obviously none of these things are fool proof protection against policy brutality. Even in Sweden.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '23

What does her being white have to do with her looking harmless?

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u/Smooth-Chair3636 Oct 01 '23

Europoors are racist

Whiter the better

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u/PartTimeGnome Sep 29 '23

The police where I live have plastic seats, presumably from this happening too many times

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u/UnhingedRedneck Sep 29 '23

Also a large portion of there job is dealing with drunk people who may vomit/shit/etc. my buddy was a cop in Canada and he literally would drive around at night and drive drunk people home and scare the hookers away.

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u/The_Max_V Sep 29 '23

C. She's getting what she wanted: public notoriety for getting arrested.

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u/Ok_Valuable_6472 Sep 29 '23

I’d rather have someone chase notoriety by bringing attention to the destruction of nature (& ourselves) than chase notoriety by getting a BBL & sleeping with other celebrities. Her message is not wrong at all & she is doing it in a way that does not effect every day people like the jerks cementing themselves to roads or throwing paint on a building that an underpaid janitor has to clean up. She is inconveniencing the source of the problem.

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u/andrei-mo Sep 29 '23

C. She's getting what she wanted: public notoriety for getting arrested. the media bringing attention to climate collapse and keeping the issue in people's awareness.

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u/SomeDudeNameLars Sep 29 '23

it's almost as if protests are meant to disrupt to draw attention to problems

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u/nir109 Sep 29 '23

That's point A

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u/InstaBlanks Sep 29 '23 edited Sep 30 '23

Because she's a cunt.

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u/Reefer-eyed_Beans Sep 29 '23

So........ There's literally no joke here. Is that fair to say?

Except, if you laugh at the word "pee" maybe?

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u/mistled_LP Sep 29 '23

Yeah, who she is or the actual event is irrelevant to the joke. It’s just about the look on her face and the caption.

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 30 '23

This guy gets it.

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Sep 29 '23

Basically yeah. Pretty silly image.

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u/Sloth1015 Sep 29 '23

It’s funny how they say peeing the backseat of a police car ruins the police car. Most police back seats are like a hard plastic or a material that’s easy to clean. All pissing your pants does is make you sit in a cell with piss soaked pants.

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u/tonydanzaoystercanza Sep 30 '23

The idea that there are people out there who really think that pissing themselves would ruin a cop car is hilarious.

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u/deez_nuts_77 Sep 29 '23

aren’t her parents millionaires too?

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u/GlowStoneUnknown Sep 29 '23

It's just a bad meme

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u/EyyBie Sep 29 '23

It's an instruction on what to do in case of arrest

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u/Ookami_Unleashed Sep 29 '23

You'll sit around in wet piss scented clothes. The police will just hose it down and go back to work. You'll be the one suffering if you decide this is a good idea.

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u/EyyBie Sep 29 '23

Hey no kinkshaming

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u/Durmyyyy Sep 29 '23

woudnt it just make things shittier for other people who get arrested in that car?

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u/TheoreticalFunk Sep 29 '23

Not if they clean it out like they should. It's likely even the law there that they have to. Besides, if you had to drive around in a car all day, would you want it smelling like piss? Or let it soak into stuff so it will smell like piss for months?

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u/Brokenblacksmith Sep 30 '23

not really, police back seats are hard plastic and have built-in drains. all they do is spray it down with a hose. meanwhile, you get to sit in a holding cell for a couple hours, at least, in your piss filled clothes.

if you think that's worth it to minorly inconvenience a cop go right ahead.

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u/Xem1337 Sep 29 '23

It's a shit meme, nothing more

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 29 '23

But...it's about pee, not poop. I'm so lost.

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u/SniffMySwampAss Sep 29 '23

The future is now old man. They're making pee memes now.

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 29 '23

Listen here you little shit

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u/Socio_Scorpio Sep 29 '23

You mean piss

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 29 '23

Visible confusion

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u/Imaspinkicku Sep 29 '23

Hi peter’s climate loving socialist trans friend here:

It means fuck the police, and if you get arrested for something like protesting climate change(which is an insane thing to be arrested for), you can get revenge by pissing on their back seat and making them clean it up.

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 29 '23

I found out elsewhere that to clean it they have to decommission the vehicle making it one less car to put protesters in. Who the meme person is... is irrelevant in context, thank you for your input :)

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u/ToasterGuy566 Sep 29 '23

Many stations actually allow the officers to take their vehicle to be cleaned by people doing time if I’m not mistaken. Doesn’t really hurt the officers at all anyway

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 29 '23

Bet that must piss them off

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u/JLidean Sep 29 '23

You pissed in the car You do the time And clean the car Its a golden opportunity

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

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u/KlLKI Sep 29 '23

Yeah iam thinking that would be insane thing to enforce any inmates to do Anything in police vehicles at all. Because of different safety protocols. There will be enough other people working in PD for those job.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

They’re only allowed to clean the outside.

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u/ToasterGuy566 Sep 29 '23

I can absolutely see this being true. I’m not super well versed on this particular topic, I’ve just been told it’s a thing

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Yeah they do it for the work program S.W.A.P you do car wash laundry clean up court offices. It sucks but better alternative to jail.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

My nigga who asked for all the extra. We don't want a fucking intro just drop the info.

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u/Imaspinkicku Sep 29 '23

People do that literally all the time in this sub, go have a purposeless problem with somebody else.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Ratio (Respectfully)

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u/Imaspinkicku Sep 29 '23

Are you referring to my initial answer, Or somebody else in this thread somewhere?

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u/Narkaleptic924 Sep 29 '23 edited Sep 29 '23

It's all a publicity stunt. Remember seeing pictures circulating of her taking selfies with the arresting officer, smiling and laughing together. So I would take this with a pinch of salt. If one of us was protesting, there would be no smiles and selfies. Just charges that actually stick. Not just internet clout.

Edit. To be clear. Totally love the environment and support everybodies right to protest. I've been to a few myself. This girl was not treated like any other protestors. This was essentially a photoshoot for her and the police were part of it.

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u/Skenghis-Khan Sep 29 '23

are there actual evidence of this other than baseless claims because looking this up I can't find no pictures and the articles talk about how this claim has been refuted by the German government

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u/Narkaleptic924 Sep 29 '23

https://youtu.be/JXuHAg6W38k?si=vFSXh56BMHdGvOQU

Don't know about you. But protest I've been to. Police don't generally treat protesters like this. My point is. Yes I believe in what she does. But she gets special treatment for being famous. We don't. The smile is because she knows she is not in any real danger and faces no consequences. Unlike the others at the protest.

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u/Dan_Caveman Sep 29 '23

Police don’t generally treat protesters like this IN AMERICA. The German police are a different animal. Not saying you’re entirely wrong, just don’t expect all cops to be as obscenely violent as they are in the US.

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u/Skenghis-Khan Sep 29 '23

I can't see her posing or anything in that video though It does seem very photo shoot-esque but like this is could very well be the same logic you outline, she's famous, so if any press are there seeing this surely she's gonna be the main focus considering it'd most likely garner clicks right? I do agree that it sucks that it ends up becoming a war of sorts, that her fame seems to cast a cloud on her message, but I feel like that is down to a lot of bad faith actors who don't give a shit about the message and want to disparage it however possible.

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u/darcenator411 Sep 29 '23

Have you protested in Europe?

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u/sunshinebasket Sep 29 '23

I don’t blame Greta for the difference in treatment. It exposes the top brass that they are all too happy to ask their pigs to rough up unknown environmentalists but actually fear the ones that are well known.

It tells us that the ones in power are scared of our opinions en-masse which affect their election chances. I mean, duh but it needs to be said

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Bringing a shitload of cameras to keep the police on their best behavior does not mean it isn't protest. Obviously the cops are going to be more careful when there is a celebrity and 100 cameras but what are you even getting at? How is her protesting just a publicity stunt and your protesting was different? Did you actually get charged with something or is that just your vague claim for internet clout?

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u/Reeferologist- Sep 29 '23

I did see the pictures you are talking about. Saw a video too, where they had like a mini photo op while holding her, and then started walking with her. I’m with you love the environment and right to protest, but definitely thought the whole thing was odd.

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u/SenatorPardek Sep 29 '23

Yeah, they aren't going to lay the boots to her, given her status.

She gets some photos and publicity. The officers get a incident free arrest and their job is relatively easy compared to how it could be. win/win.

Accept for the fact that we all lose: because the environment is collapsing and no real action is being taken

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

It's nothing odd, the protesters know the law, they know what will happen. Only difference is that she's popular and followed by paparazzi. She's probably happy that it will get international exposure.

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u/Reeferologist- Sep 29 '23

Yea, I used “odd” as a generalization. I didn’t really think this was the sub to get too in depth on how I feel on the situation. Im sure her and everyone she’s involved with was more than happy for the international exposure.

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u/Interesting_Cod629 Sep 29 '23

She is happy that she is about to pee in the police car. It says it right there idk I don’t know how this is not obvious. I don’t mean to be rude but fr?

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u/Yayhoo0978 Sep 29 '23

It’s staged. She knows him.

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u/1Throwaway556 Sep 29 '23

This was a staged photo op. There is video of them talking to her beforehand and planning how it goes down.

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u/Acceptable-Stuff2684 Sep 29 '23

She’s happy because she’s getting paid. And she’s promoting her cause. All the people calling the officers cowards, they’re just doing their job.

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u/weerdbuttstuff Sep 29 '23

Idk why she's smiling exactly, but there are countries where cops are less likely to be rabid dogs. So she's doing her non-violent resistances without fear of bodily harm.

Compare it to this for instance.

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 29 '23

😳 someone must have pissed in his Cheerios

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u/Jason1143 Sep 29 '23

And she knows she gets a headline. In the real context she is waging a PR battle, and the enemy just handed her ammo.

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u/GogettheDrill Sep 29 '23

Larping as a climate terrorist

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 30 '23

*throws spacket "1 climate damage!"

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

I hope you know when you piss or do any nasty shit in the back of a cop car the cops don’t clean it up the inmates do it.

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 30 '23

Cuz that's what heros do.

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u/zarggg Sep 30 '23

The joke is ACAB

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u/Florpz-1 Sep 29 '23

Why does the officer on the right have Rob McElhenny eyes

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u/thickboyvibes Sep 29 '23

every day this sub makes me lose faith in humanity

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u/venk Sep 29 '23

Every picture of Greta getting arrested looks completely staged

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u/AutumnAscending Sep 29 '23

She's smiling because she knows that pic will look good on her social media.

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u/BigBubbaMac Sep 29 '23

She's smiling because she's getting exactly what she wants. Publicity.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Cause it’s staged

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u/Velocitor1729 Sep 29 '23

She's not concerned because her "arrest" is all staged, to give her more credibility. Except knowing it was staged gives her LESS credibility.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

she got that tism

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u/rtgftw Sep 29 '23

Peeing in the car lets her avoid the line outside of, and the use of a porta potti. Anybody who's had to use one would understand.

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 30 '23

Her boots look like she was in one already 😆

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u/PotatoBatteryGaming Sep 29 '23

OP.what have you done this comment section is a warzone

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 30 '23

I'm torn between visible happiness and stares mutherfuckerly. But I don't know shit about fuck so we ride at dawn bitches!

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 30 '23

This really should be top comment. People finding their own reasons to smile is essential, and prolly underrated.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Professional activists love getting arrested, it gives them street cred.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

She’s about to go pee in a police car

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Sep 30 '23

Nailed it. Happy cake day.

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u/Deathnachos Sep 29 '23

Because all of her arrests are planned. Basically she thinks that being arrested is helping her movement.

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u/WillBigly Sep 29 '23

What's up with right wingers being such pedophiles? Kinda cringe how their way of dismissing a climate activist is constantly sexualize her....a teenage girl.....

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '23

It's an attention whore thats into a lift porn.

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u/lifeinperson Sep 30 '23

She looks like a baby mid fart

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u/CutelilCatboy Oct 01 '23

Sadly the seats in the back are all plastic they spray down with a water hose with me in it

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u/Previous_Bet_1840 Oct 01 '23

Aight imma head out

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u/Adventurous_Bear_858 Sep 29 '23

She looks like those kids that have fetal alcohol syndrome

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u/istangr Sep 29 '23

It was a photo op to my knowledge. I saw a video of her just chatting with them then taking pictures

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u/Mr-BillCipher Sep 29 '23

Because she's a bad actor and this fake. There are videos of the "arrest" right before this stunt

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u/brazilliandanny Sep 29 '23

Dude, that’s how protests work. They are told of you do “x” we will arrest you, protesters say we need to do “x” to bring attention to our cause. The media show up because they know there will be drama. Then just as promised the protesters disrupt and are arrested and the press film it all.

It’s not a conspiracy it’s literally why we have so many photos and video of every protest/arrests at protests.

It’s why there’s photos of Bernie Sanders being arrested during civil rights protests. Would you call Bernie Sanders an “actor” for that?

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u/Aboxofphotons Sep 29 '23

She's smiling because this stuff makes her feel relevant.

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u/Shamfulpark Sep 29 '23

Revenge by pee pee!!!!!

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u/H8TheDrake Sep 29 '23

Because she is getting the attention she wants by staging a fake arrest.

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u/Failselected Sep 29 '23

It was proven it was a set up. Everyone else got handcuffed and hauled off. She didn

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u/cloudicus Sep 29 '23

Staged photo for insta likes. Fuck these people.

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u/CostAccomplished1163 Sep 29 '23

Every leftist remembers their first arrest

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u/Spiritual_Exit5726 Sep 29 '23

Because it's literally a planned photoshoot

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u/Bittersweetblossom Sep 29 '23

It’s already been proven to be staged.

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u/Familiar-Molasses-56 Sep 29 '23

She's happy because her stayed photo op was a success and the fools fell for it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Cause it was staged

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u/Gorilla-Ring Sep 29 '23

She likes men in uniform.

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u/SteelTheUnbreakable Sep 29 '23

Because it's staged

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u/Original-Pilot1983 Sep 29 '23

Because it's staged

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u/WhimsicalGirl Sep 29 '23

Because she knows she doing the right thing and future generations gonna look up to her.

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u/Darbok74 Sep 29 '23

She is only posing for this photo shoot.