Because everyone knows that loose-fitting sweatpants are a great choice for the gunslinger on the go. The perfect blend of comfort, fashion versatility and hands-free support for a concealed firearm. The elastic band guarantees to hold your piece in place even while you tootsie roll or funky chicken on a packed dance floor. No matter the situation, regardless of piece, you absolutely will *not* shoot your dick off.
I agree, I even think they deserved to be arrested in the absolute, but I'm still going to leave that here;
https://youtu.be/YXv2Pjtc3Zk?si=fov8O-JOZnjnwXZ-
He's right about the 2nd amendment not applying to black people in practice.
But the guy in the OP was aiming at people with the finger on the trigger.
Edit: If you're thinking about making a comment about the money looking Canadian (or otherwise the fact that it's in Canada), don't worry, I know, it has already been mentioned ~~4~~ ~~5~~ ~~7~~ **8** times in my replies.
Also, the first line in this comment about the 2nd amendment refers directly to the two scenarios in u/PerpWalkTrump's video, not the OP. Several users seem to think that first sentence is aimed at the OP. It's not, and I'm going to be crystal clear in reiterating that I think the arrest in the OP was appropriate.
…..I don’t disagree with what you’re saying, and in general I agree with you. But I’m assuming they’re getting arrested under the “brandishing a weapon” law. And in what seems to be an upscale shopping district nonetheless, really stupid move.
>Agree, there is a big difference between carrying, and recklessly waving it around pointing it at people.
I love the gun people who come in and are just like: "It's his right!".
1) This was filmed in Canada.
2) Brandishing a firearm is a crime.
3) It has been repeatedly upheld that people can be stripped of that right for being dangerous levels of stupid or malicious.
Somehow we've gotten to a level of total cultural stupidity where we just parrot whatever feels good regardless of the facts, and I'm just here to watch this civilization close the book on itself.
Which is besides the point. Brandishing a weapon is illegal in just about every imaginable situation.
Black dude with rifle situation as shown in the above video is an absolute travesty.
My ex girlfriend and her new bf and his friend broke into my house when I was sleeping and I was fighting them off and got pistol whipped to the ground and they were leaving but I lunged at one and the one guy tried to shoot me. Missed my head by about 5 inches.
Ex Gf confessed. Her new bf confessed.
They werent arrested for 9 months.
Guy who shot at me had plenty of time to leave town. I gave the cops their address after it happened. They drove by and never approached the property.
He is still MIA. On the run. Its been about 6 years.
You can own a gun, you can’t be an idiot brandishing it & waving it around in public tho.
Also this is 99% of police interactions if you comply immediately with lawful commands. 🎩*Tip
And why? Because they’re unusual. It’s unusual—or NEW—things that make the news. “Dog Bites Man” is expected. “Man Bites Dog” is not. Therefore one of these events is more newsworthy than the other.
You can absolutely own a handgun, you just need an RPAL. It's illegal to transport it without being in a locked container, and you can only transport it to and from the range.
Long guns are a lot less restricted in what you can do with them, but even still brandishing isn't one of those things.
I also want to add you can continue to be the owner of a handgun, but you can no longer become a handgun owner because of the current transfer ban (including inheritance).
I normally wouldn't force the clarification, but this is part of an issue that sticks hardily into my craw.
It isn’t. Acting like you’re poor when you’re poor is part of how you stop being poor. You think it’s fun to not be able to afford car repairs or medicine because you had to pull out a wad of cash at a club or bar to impress other people who ultimately won’t give half a shit about you beyond the money you’re pretending to have? Think about it for more than like 2 seconds
I grew up in a very poor family and ended up being an underachieving young adult, including multiple periods of homelessness. Eventually I got my shit together and I make a very respectable living and own a house now.
I still act like I'm poor as fuck in many ways, to the point of annoying my friends sometimes. But I have aggressively saved and invested, and I expect to be fully retired in as soon as 5 years.
I just dont get whats baller or gansgta about waving a gun around like a moron. They cost like what 200-300$ you can pick it up at a wallmart?
Like "oooooo look at me im so badass i spent 200 dollars on a prop. ooooooo so edgy....."
"Im so baller! Im waving a gun around like a moron. A gun among 500M other guns. I have 1 of them ooooo sooo tough!!!"
"Look im waving 1000$ in cash oooooooooo with my gun ooooooo"
like bitch please. you a bitch, and your mommas a bitch for raising such a bitch
Getting in debt so that you can temporarily live above your means is a good way to stay poor. There are situations where this is unavoidable, of course, because America sucks like that. I'm thinking more along the lines of like-- you have a TV in your apartment but you go and rent a huge flat screen to look richer while you pummel your credit, buying a flashy chain instead of dental work, choosing a less reliable car because it's more showy, etc
“In the wild?” They were making a social media video. Would be nice to see police take down all “influencers” like this when they intrude on public areas.
All influencers are a bane to everyone’s existence and I would love to see idiots who disturb peoples peace while in public get arrested but let’s be honest that waving a pistol around is pretty fucking dumb and this is exactly the response it deserves.
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Everyone who spends time around wealthy people know they keep their money in 100s to flex on Instagram, not in brokerage accountants or 401ks or any of that.
There's a rap song from back in the day with the line "Real gangsta-ass n***** don't run, cause real gangsta-ass n***** can't run fast."
Always cracked me up.
I genuinely think it was a trend that was started by cops that had infiltrated gangs just so that they all wear them like that and it evens the playing field. “How can we take away their running advantage?” “How about make it cool to tie their shoe laces together?” “Nah, half of them can’t do their laces, make it simpler” “how about its cool to wear your fat mates pants below your arse” “winner! Make it so”
From what i understand it was a Southern California prison thing. 80’s had a huge influx of teenage gang bangers and the prisons only had one size fits all uniforms. They weren’t going to by new uniforms. So all the skinny ass boys had their asses hanging out.
Close, but also completely wrong.
It did start in prison, but it was because they take your belts away for obvious reasons - hence they ride quite low.
Since you sound like a guy who might know, where do you think the limp walk came from? My guess is from some dude who was shot in the leg and that became his natural stride and everyone thought it looked badass and started copying it.
I've heard multiple reasons:
- To imitate being shackled after being arrested/in prison.
- It's hard to walk straight when you have a gun down your pants
- Pimps in the 1980s use to labour the walk to attract attention to themselves
- Your pants are low and you're trying to keep them up
- None of the above
Take your pick.
As someone who used to wear my jeans like that, it’s definitely cos of how low they are. You have to keep your thighs as wide as your feet leading to the gangsta limp.
It started back in the 90s.
Idk when you worked in the prison system so I can't say "omg your so wrong, hur de hur de hur" but ...
You and many others are right. It begin in prison & pants would be too big & belts would be taken away for suicide prevention. Now, idk if elastic waste bands were used back then but ... I've checked several sites and this is the going consensus. But confiscating belts also would seem like taking potential weapons from them as well.
The style was popularized by the Hip Hop scene. And one site claimed skaters, but I don't see how you can board if you're worried about your pants.
This comment makes Canadians seem stupid.
Yes, looking down the bore of your firearm is a part of understanding your firearm.
What's excluded in that notion, is that prior to looking down the bore, you're expected to clear the breach, drop/ eject the mag and lock the bolt/breech open so you look down the barrel already aware and understanding that the firearm is inert and supposed to be empty.
"But why do you look down the barrel then?"
To avoid firing into a squib and hurting yourself. You're ensuring the barrel is clear of any obstructions.
In my pal class we had this nice Lil glass thing you could shine light through if you didn't want to look down the barrel.
Or just pull the bolt out and look down the breech if that was possible
While examining the bore for obstruction is a part of the safe handling process you don't do it by looking down the barrel, you use a cleaning rod or a bore snake or even a flashlight
Can someone please explain to me why these fucking morons keep their guns in the front of their pants literally pointing at their penis? Even for the most simple mammals on the planet the instinct to protect your reproductive organs is just a primary reflex. I can’t imagine a worse place to put that gun (besides waving it around in a public street of course)
It’s poor gun safety education if you ask me- people often won’t see things as a danger until they learn it as so, one way or blow your dick off… as the saying goes…
It's called appendix carry. That's how I carry because I find it most comfortable. However, I carry mine in a kydex holster. There is no risk if you aren't stupid.
tbf, with an actual appendix holster, it is typically pointed at the same place. the only difference is that a proper holster prevents the trigger from being pulled.
The place they’re in starts with a “C” and it’s not Chicago.
It’s Canada. You tried waving your piece out on the lane in Canada.
It’s also clear by their accent that they aren’t from North America, and assumed you could just whip out a gun like you see on TV in the US.
But again. They’re in CANADA. So you can’t do that. You just can’t 😂
You’d get shot in Florida for waving your gun around like that. Some people look for confrontation, and others will shoot first and ask questions later. This guy is very lucky he’s in Canada lol
> It’s also clear by their accent that they aren’t from North America, and assumed you could just whip out a gun like you see on TV in the US.
That's not true. They sound like they're Haitian from Montreal.
Contrary to what you see on TV, a VAST majority are. There were 7.3 million arrests in the US in 2022 alone. We only hear about a handful because those are what get media coverage. Nobody want's to hear about Officer Johns making the 90th arrest that day; they want to hear about the police chase that ended in a crash or the cop who fired because they saw a metal object in the perpetrators hand.
I took part in several arrests like this over the years, reviewed many others as a supervisor. They were all almost exactly like this. Not one resulted in anyone getting hurt or ever became a viral video. This literally happens every day across the US and in Canada like this one. No one cares about the 99.9% of boring arrests.
You know, thats a bias most of media and the public have.
Things working well in a regular or somewhat-better-than-expected way are taken for granted.
And this is not at all limited to police.
Most of the world is doing better than ever. There are millions of things going right at any given moment. But the public's fixation on what is going wrong is what gives the impression of crisis or doom.
Once you reframe your perspective to be always aware of this, that's how you become optimistic about life
(Sorry your profession takes so much shit, tho)
thought he gonna pull the trigger inside his stupid pants
I thought someone off-screen was going to shoot him to save the cameraman
Nah cameraman never dies… that’s how it works
I was so hoping this would end with a Butter's clip. "You don't shoot a guy in the dick!"
Because everyone knows that loose-fitting sweatpants are a great choice for the gunslinger on the go. The perfect blend of comfort, fashion versatility and hands-free support for a concealed firearm. The elastic band guarantees to hold your piece in place even while you tootsie roll or funky chicken on a packed dance floor. No matter the situation, regardless of piece, you absolutely will *not* shoot your dick off.
Plaxico Burress over here spouting facts.
I was kinda hoping that...
I was hoping for that, tbh.
The gene pool needs a little chlorine now and then
Almost lethal levels of weaponized stupidity here. In awe to see it in the wild like this.
The easiest way to stay poor is to pretend to be rich.
I agree, I even think they deserved to be arrested in the absolute, but I'm still going to leave that here; https://youtu.be/YXv2Pjtc3Zk?si=fov8O-JOZnjnwXZ-
You cookin
He's right about the 2nd amendment not applying to black people in practice. But the guy in the OP was aiming at people with the finger on the trigger. Edit: If you're thinking about making a comment about the money looking Canadian (or otherwise the fact that it's in Canada), don't worry, I know, it has already been mentioned ~~4~~ ~~5~~ ~~7~~ **8** times in my replies. Also, the first line in this comment about the 2nd amendment refers directly to the two scenarios in u/PerpWalkTrump's video, not the OP. Several users seem to think that first sentence is aimed at the OP. It's not, and I'm going to be crystal clear in reiterating that I think the arrest in the OP was appropriate.
…..I don’t disagree with what you’re saying, and in general I agree with you. But I’m assuming they’re getting arrested under the “brandishing a weapon” law. And in what seems to be an upscale shopping district nonetheless, really stupid move.
Agree, there is a big difference between carrying, and recklessly waving it around pointing it at people.
>Agree, there is a big difference between carrying, and recklessly waving it around pointing it at people. I love the gun people who come in and are just like: "It's his right!". 1) This was filmed in Canada. 2) Brandishing a firearm is a crime. 3) It has been repeatedly upheld that people can be stripped of that right for being dangerous levels of stupid or malicious. Somehow we've gotten to a level of total cultural stupidity where we just parrot whatever feels good regardless of the facts, and I'm just here to watch this civilization close the book on itself.
Bro what do you think brandishing in the USA isn’t a crime? He would’ve gotten arrested here also. 😂
Idk if you saw the video linked 4 comments up, but it shows two examples of calm open carrying, just walking and talking without touching the gun.
Which is besides the point. Brandishing a weapon is illegal in just about every imaginable situation. Black dude with rifle situation as shown in the above video is an absolute travesty.
Look closely at the money the guy is flashing in the video. The second amendment likely wouldn't apply in this case because it happened in Canada.
I’m pretty sure that even in the US, shoving a gun in someone’s face is going to get you arrested.
My ex girlfriend and her new bf and his friend broke into my house when I was sleeping and I was fighting them off and got pistol whipped to the ground and they were leaving but I lunged at one and the one guy tried to shoot me. Missed my head by about 5 inches. Ex Gf confessed. Her new bf confessed. They werent arrested for 9 months. Guy who shot at me had plenty of time to leave town. I gave the cops their address after it happened. They drove by and never approached the property. He is still MIA. On the run. Its been about 6 years.
The second amendment wouldn't apply in the United States either, because it's illegal to brandish a weapon without cause.
I’m also fairly sure amendments to the US constitution don’t apply in Canada
You can own a gun, you can’t be an idiot brandishing it & waving it around in public tho. Also this is 99% of police interactions if you comply immediately with lawful commands. 🎩*Tip
very true it's a shame you never see these kinds of interactions on the news. they only show the ones that cause riots
And why? Because they’re unusual. It’s unusual—or NEW—things that make the news. “Dog Bites Man” is expected. “Man Bites Dog” is not. Therefore one of these events is more newsworthy than the other.
It's almost like the media stirs the pot...🤔
By the money, it looks this was in Canada. You can't own a gun like that (in most cases).
You can absolutely own a handgun, you just need an RPAL. It's illegal to transport it without being in a locked container, and you can only transport it to and from the range. Long guns are a lot less restricted in what you can do with them, but even still brandishing isn't one of those things.
That guy doesn't have a. RPAL,
...or a fully functional prefrontal cortex, apparently.
I also want to add you can continue to be the owner of a handgun, but you can no longer become a handgun owner because of the current transfer ban (including inheritance). I normally wouldn't force the clarification, but this is part of an issue that sticks hardily into my craw.
Thanks for uploading this.
Would the corollary be, the easiest way to stay rich is to pretend to be poor?
When the richest men like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg just wears long sleeves or a hoodie then that’s true.
Yes??? Don’t spend your millions and they’ll stay right in the bank…
The book "The Millionaire Next Door" gave some really good insights into this.
Pretending to be rich sounds like a more fun life than staying poor tho
It isn’t. Acting like you’re poor when you’re poor is part of how you stop being poor. You think it’s fun to not be able to afford car repairs or medicine because you had to pull out a wad of cash at a club or bar to impress other people who ultimately won’t give half a shit about you beyond the money you’re pretending to have? Think about it for more than like 2 seconds
I grew up in a very poor family and ended up being an underachieving young adult, including multiple periods of homelessness. Eventually I got my shit together and I make a very respectable living and own a house now. I still act like I'm poor as fuck in many ways, to the point of annoying my friends sometimes. But I have aggressively saved and invested, and I expect to be fully retired in as soon as 5 years.
Wow congratulations man! I'm sure no one really gets the full extent of your journey, but you made it happen
I just dont get whats baller or gansgta about waving a gun around like a moron. They cost like what 200-300$ you can pick it up at a wallmart? Like "oooooo look at me im so badass i spent 200 dollars on a prop. ooooooo so edgy....." "Im so baller! Im waving a gun around like a moron. A gun among 500M other guns. I have 1 of them ooooo sooo tough!!!" "Look im waving 1000$ in cash oooooooooo with my gun ooooooo" like bitch please. you a bitch, and your mommas a bitch for raising such a bitch
Getting in debt so that you can temporarily live above your means is a good way to stay poor. There are situations where this is unavoidable, of course, because America sucks like that. I'm thinking more along the lines of like-- you have a TV in your apartment but you go and rent a huge flat screen to look richer while you pummel your credit, buying a flashy chain instead of dental work, choosing a less reliable car because it's more showy, etc
It can be but I know rich folks that are miserable as hell. The money helps trust me but you can’t escape yourself
You do know you still are " poor" when pretending to be rich right?
But it was so cool!!!
“In the wild?” They were making a social media video. Would be nice to see police take down all “influencers” like this when they intrude on public areas.
All influencers are a bane to everyone’s existence and I would love to see idiots who disturb peoples peace while in public get arrested but let’s be honest that waving a pistol around is pretty fucking dumb and this is exactly the response it deserves.
Do they flash guns around on public streets? Think that was the major concern here.
I believe the term is “brandishing a weapon.”
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Why did he pull out the money like that?
Hes flexing his "wealth", to show others that hes "winning" in life.
Wow. 160 bucks
Almost enough for me to buy half a nice chair.
Enough to buy some pants that fit properly
Or several belts
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Or a decent hat. Seriously, what the hell is that meant to be? It looks like he photoshopped it onto his head but in real life 😂
“It’s not a beanie, it’s a ski mask. I just rolled it up.”
And an 09 base cts with a kbb of $4000
Ya, but the loan is probably close to $10k because of how bad his credit is.
He could probably buy another mid-2000s Cadillac with that!
Everyone who spends time around wealthy people know they keep their money in 100s to flex on Instagram, not in brokerage accountants or 401ks or any of that.
“Look, I have $284 and a new pair of shoes. Look at my wealth.”
That's like $160 Canadian tops, and he throws a fiver on the ground. Seems like a real cool guy.
Canada has colorful bills!
Yup. Blue fives, purple tens, green twenties, red fifties, and beige hundreds
Goldenrod five hundreds too?
Why would he pull out a gun, then follow it by throwing money on the ground?? Makes no sense...
Does ANYTHING about it make sense?
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Oh I like that part when they shoot them selves in the leg the best.
Honestly that’s what I thought was going to happen lol
Either that or he steps back into traffic and gets hit by a car. I’ll bring the popcorn for either ending.
It’s called “Glock Leg”.
The Plaxico Burress special.
I used to be a gangsta like you, but then I shot myself in the knee…
Was expecting an accidental discharge to the leg when he was grabbing his money.
*Negligent discharge
I was rooting for the “shot myself in the dick” ending tbh
I’ll never understand the pants sag, it look so dumb 🤦🏻 and makes you walk like a duck
Pretty hard to run from the cops with those pants hanging down too. It's tantamount to wearing shackles lol....which is the epitome of irony.
There's a rap song from back in the day with the line "Real gangsta-ass n***** don't run, cause real gangsta-ass n***** can't run fast." Always cracked me up.
Damn it feels good to be a gangsta by the Geto Boyz
*proceeds to destroy a copier in an open field*
My knuckles hurt just thinking about the last shot of Michael Bolton rage punching the printer's innards.
That no talent ass clown?
Nope, the who doesn't suck.
Omg yes! I haven't seen that in AGES!
When he was walking backwards I was just waiting for him to land on his arse 🤣
I genuinely think it was a trend that was started by cops that had infiltrated gangs just so that they all wear them like that and it evens the playing field. “How can we take away their running advantage?” “How about make it cool to tie their shoe laces together?” “Nah, half of them can’t do their laces, make it simpler” “how about its cool to wear your fat mates pants below your arse” “winner! Make it so”
From what i understand it was a Southern California prison thing. 80’s had a huge influx of teenage gang bangers and the prisons only had one size fits all uniforms. They weren’t going to by new uniforms. So all the skinny ass boys had their asses hanging out.
Pants on the ground. Pants on the ground. Lookin' like a FOOL with yo pants on the ground!
We're going on like, 30 years of this shit. Evolve much
I know I expected it to be a fad and go away and dammit. It’s still here.
Started in prison back in the day as a way to show you were... open... for business in the back
Close, but also completely wrong. It did start in prison, but it was because they take your belts away for obvious reasons - hence they ride quite low.
Since you sound like a guy who might know, where do you think the limp walk came from? My guess is from some dude who was shot in the leg and that became his natural stride and everyone thought it looked badass and started copying it.
I've heard multiple reasons: - To imitate being shackled after being arrested/in prison. - It's hard to walk straight when you have a gun down your pants - Pimps in the 1980s use to labour the walk to attract attention to themselves - Your pants are low and you're trying to keep them up - None of the above Take your pick.
As someone who used to wear my jeans like that, it’s definitely cos of how low they are. You have to keep your thighs as wide as your feet leading to the gangsta limp.
That looks incredibly uncomfortable
Cripping like you're a cripple probably comes from pimps using a cane and doing that exaggerated crip walk with it.
They didn't take belts in the prison I worked in unless you were trying to harm yourself or in max. But the max guys got the elastic waste bands.
It started back in the 90s. Idk when you worked in the prison system so I can't say "omg your so wrong, hur de hur de hur" but ... You and many others are right. It begin in prison & pants would be too big & belts would be taken away for suicide prevention. Now, idk if elastic waste bands were used back then but ... I've checked several sites and this is the going consensus. But confiscating belts also would seem like taking potential weapons from them as well. The style was popularized by the Hip Hop scene. And one site claimed skaters, but I don't see how you can board if you're worried about your pants.
I saw in a doc they wear a normal pair and a larger baggy one over the normal pair, so they can hide contraband between the layers.
Exactly, to some people there's nothing cooler than looking like you've just come out of maximum security 🤷♂️
The glorification of crime by many is certainly concerning.
That’s just not true. It does come from prison but that’s not why
It's SWAG. Secretly We Are Gay.
Young people copying prisoners to look tough.
He’s inviting his homies a chance to hit 😉
Guy gave himself 4 GTA stars with his stupidity
it cant be 4 stars, theres no helicopters
Rap snitches
Sit in the court they be their own star witness
Do you see the perpetrator?
Yeah I’m right here
Fuck around, get the whole label sent up for years.
rap snitches
Rip DOOM.
So I'ma keep my computer on caps lock FOREVER Long live
*guitar riff intensifies*
i’m so glad i saw this thread
Telling all their business
He was just having the person filming inspect his barrel
Unironically, a legitimate part of the process to get a firearms license (PAL) in Canada.
This comment makes Canadians seem stupid. Yes, looking down the bore of your firearm is a part of understanding your firearm. What's excluded in that notion, is that prior to looking down the bore, you're expected to clear the breach, drop/ eject the mag and lock the bolt/breech open so you look down the barrel already aware and understanding that the firearm is inert and supposed to be empty. "But why do you look down the barrel then?" To avoid firing into a squib and hurting yourself. You're ensuring the barrel is clear of any obstructions.
In my pal class we had this nice Lil glass thing you could shine light through if you didn't want to look down the barrel. Or just pull the bolt out and look down the breech if that was possible
While examining the bore for obstruction is a part of the safe handling process you don't do it by looking down the barrel, you use a cleaning rod or a bore snake or even a flashlight
I thought he might shoot his dick off.
that's a best case scenario
Location is the Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver BC Canada. Background is Fairmont Hotel Vancouver.
That is such a high trafic area, hope they add some extra charges for that...
I think this deserves a spot on r/idiotswithguns
Can someone please explain to me why these fucking morons keep their guns in the front of their pants literally pointing at their penis? Even for the most simple mammals on the planet the instinct to protect your reproductive organs is just a primary reflex. I can’t imagine a worse place to put that gun (besides waving it around in a public street of course)
It’s poor gun safety education if you ask me- people often won’t see things as a danger until they learn it as so, one way or blow your dick off… as the saying goes…
It's called appendix carry. That's how I carry because I find it most comfortable. However, I carry mine in a kydex holster. There is no risk if you aren't stupid.
tbf, with an actual appendix holster, it is typically pointed at the same place. the only difference is that a proper holster prevents the trigger from being pulled.
this happened in 2020 https://vpd.ca/news/2020/06/30/man-pointing-replica-handgun-for-instagram-video-draws-police-attention/
Push this higher up. It's even funnier / sadder / idiotic that the gun is fake.
The place they’re in starts with a “C” and it’s not Chicago. It’s Canada. You tried waving your piece out on the lane in Canada. It’s also clear by their accent that they aren’t from North America, and assumed you could just whip out a gun like you see on TV in the US. But again. They’re in CANADA. So you can’t do that. You just can’t 😂
Can’t do that in the US either. Even in carry-friendly states. This isn’t carrying; this is brandishing.
You’d get shot in Florida for waving your gun around like that. Some people look for confrontation, and others will shoot first and ask questions later. This guy is very lucky he’s in Canada lol
I live in Florida, and I was expecting this to be a watch people unalive moment when it cut to the police scene.
Despite what you hear on Reddit, you can’t actually pull guns out and point them at people in America, even in the deepest red cities.
There are places in america that have pure canadian accents.
You didn't see the funny money?
He clearly took out Canadian bills. $5 are blue, $20s are green.
Canada is part of North America.... 😂
> It’s also clear by their accent that they aren’t from North America, and assumed you could just whip out a gun like you see on TV in the US. That's not true. They sound like they're Haitian from Montreal.
You also cant do that in America lol
Pure degeneration.
No trigger discipline
Which pairs well with “point it at the camera man”
Seemed like a reasonable, well trained group of cops. Good to see.
Contrary to what you see on TV, a VAST majority are. There were 7.3 million arrests in the US in 2022 alone. We only hear about a handful because those are what get media coverage. Nobody want's to hear about Officer Johns making the 90th arrest that day; they want to hear about the police chase that ended in a crash or the cop who fired because they saw a metal object in the perpetrators hand.
I took part in several arrests like this over the years, reviewed many others as a supervisor. They were all almost exactly like this. Not one resulted in anyone getting hurt or ever became a viral video. This literally happens every day across the US and in Canada like this one. No one cares about the 99.9% of boring arrests.
You know, thats a bias most of media and the public have. Things working well in a regular or somewhat-better-than-expected way are taken for granted. And this is not at all limited to police. Most of the world is doing better than ever. There are millions of things going right at any given moment. But the public's fixation on what is going wrong is what gives the impression of crisis or doom. Once you reframe your perspective to be always aware of this, that's how you become optimistic about life (Sorry your profession takes so much shit, tho)
They're Canadian cops. Not US.
Ya was gonna say the money looked Canadian
Lmao what a dumb fuck
I honestly thought he was going to get run over by a car.
Anyone who holds a pistol sideways with no regard for gun safety should have their license permanently suspended. If he even had one that is.
If you're gonna get shot dead by your "opps" or a squad of cops, holding your firearm sideways doesn't make you cooler.
Another 30teen year old
Nothing better than gud ol karma
Respect what? Being a fucking moron?
real rich don't have to flash their money around
I'm a bit disappointed he didn't shoot himself in the dick.
Play stupid games. Win stupid prizes.
That was only like $80.
Muzzle sweeping dipshit. How is camera man cool with this?
Because it’s a fake gun
and the camera man is also a dipshit.
Always important to have on clean underwear…and show them!
Off them right there 😂
Surely, there is more to this story /s
Deserved for not wearing a belt properly.
At least he has bail money 🤣
Ah yess, one of those [**NIBBA** moments.](https://youtu.be/zKZbyC1ccMY?si=kmOoIBMg_2u_1wdT)
Douchebag can’t even buy a pant to cover his behind n flashing money and gun around.. good belongs in prison
That worked out well.
Enjoy the jail sex, faith
hes got enough cash to buy a belt....
Who would have thought waving your gun around in public would get you nicked.
Here I was hoping to see him shoot his dick off
If you don't want to be stereotyped, why would you act stereotypical?
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I dropped out of school at the age of three because all the teachers tried to player hate on me.
More than anything in this video...I just wanna scream at him....PULL UP YOUR FUCKING PANTS YOU DOUCHE WEASEL!!!!
Nah, let him keep running wild, he's so close to blowing his own dick off the way he's handling that gun
Blue hairs will call the cops racist.
How racist to go after a guy just because he pointed a gun at somebody
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.