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10-26-2023, 08:57 PM
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Re: Ecuador - Former Cop Executed In Front Of Wife
I swear women have zero self preservation instinct. Always loud or trying to get in the way like they can block bullets. |
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10-30-2023, 07:19 PM
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Re: Ecuador - Former Cop Executed In Front Of Wife
The wife is a savage and truly loved her husband. Trying to protect him while they were still actively shooting her husband. Much respect!
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11-01-2023, 03:48 AM
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Re: Ecuador - Former Cop Executed In Front Of Wife
You have some special knowledge about this particular cop? The fact that he got hunted down by criminals makes it MORE likely that he was one of the good ones who won’t ‘play ball’ with the corruption / cartels. Or are you a criminal or insane fool who thinks all cops are bastards and deserve to die merely for doing a 100% necessary and in and of itself honorable job that we as a society pay them to do? Sometimes violence is necessary. When it’s codified and systematized with enforcement delegated to those trained for it there’s way less of it overall (especially against the innocent.) It’s not a difficult concept to understand. |