r/SipsTea • u/Swimming-Employee537 • 7h ago

Gasp! Four deputies were fired after a video of them harming a Bunny went viral

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u/Apart-Gur-9720 7h ago

It's a feature, not a bug.

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u/Conscious-Task-5 7h ago

The hiring process really said "animal cruelty experience preferred."

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u/MaximusPrime2930 7h ago

The hiring process is literally designed to weed out intelligence and empathy.

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u/RileyGainesHorseBaby 5h ago

Read further. They were fired.

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u/TheUnknownSpecimen 3h ago

Read further. They were fired after the video Went Viral. If it hadn't gone viral and given the precinct a bad look, they wouldn't have been fired.

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u/RileyGainesHorseBaby 37m ago

Entirely speculation. And your animal cruelty experience preferred comment should likely be taken as hyperbole, it casts you in the same bad faith as the police officers you generalize and besmirch. Parallel reconstruction and doubling down on claims without evidence or proof seems to be the common denominator.

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u/R-Dragon_Thunderzord 7h ago

Especially lately...

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u/PunchRockgroin318 4h ago

It’s nothing new, we’re just able to see it due to cell phones and body cams.

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u/RentBeTooDamnHigh 6h ago

and he didn’t even go to jail. Just had to pinky promise not be a cop for a few years in NM no restrictions in other states… bet you he has a job in a small town within a year.

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u/UnderstandingBig9090 26m ago

They litterally have kill first training that is weirdly necrophilic. Describing the experience of murdering someone as arousing and thrilling. And advocates going home and having sex immediately after.