These videos are so weird and passive. Why isn't he trying to get away? Why not even try to shoot the drone that's hovering stationery a few feet away? Why are they sat with no cover in a muddy field?
They're usually the leftovers after an assault group has been minced by artillery. It's more efficient to pick off the remaining troops with drones than to fire much more expensive arty at them.
In Russian Military Doctrine, the arms and ammo are more valuable than the expendable soldier.
Yeah it was a bizarre video for sure. The one guy gesturing to the attack drone seems intoxicated or delirious, that's the only explanation I can find for why he didn't hustle out of there when he saw the grenade dropping.
Perfectly justified
That tap/rack/bang was kino by the cop. Way to keep a level head and stay in the fight.
So fucking kino. Anyone remember that female Chicago cop who was struggling? Both these videos are not death but, related to the thread theme.
what is it with women and screeching?
It's basically an 50/50 case of paralyzing their assailant with their shrieking or it's an evolutionary adaptation for calling for help. It's probably the latter, considering how chimpanzees wage war against each other.
Instinctual survival response. Literally a primal cry for help as a last-ditch effort to survive.
which is why allowing women to be cops is preposterous and horrifying.
They'll try to derail the train simply by shitting on tracks and doing nothing else, afterwards.
To try and pretend a 5'2" 90 lb woman has any sort of use as a patrol officer is just denying biological reality. It's not only dangerous to the woman officer but it also endangers the criminal because all they can do is reach for their gun. They can't fight back physically they can only blow you away. Also they basically need a male escort with them at all times or they are in danger of being beaten up.
What about being an meter maid? It's an fairly uneventful job...Until someone actually sees them handing out tickets
That's more reasonable. It rarely (if ever) even needs to be an actual sworn police officer issuing the tickets (if they're a "statutory" matter rather than a civil infraction).
