r/nextfuckinglevel • u/bendubberley_ • 1d ago

A police officer in Mexico prevents someone's suicide attempt, on a bridge, with no safety equipment.

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u/More_food_please_77 1d ago

You're not responsible to fix problems you ultimately can't fix, you're not a bad person for walking past homeless people, sure they should receive help and their problem shouldn't be a thing to begin with, but this is the situation.

If you can become a cop and do good for your community, you're absolutely a good cop, especially considering that it's not really an option to go against the department if it means you getting fired, you can't do as much good then.

Heck you're probably taking up a spot of a potential bad cop. Win/Win.

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u/Complex_Condition828 13h ago

this is absolute bs.

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u/More_food_please_77 13h ago

Explain your argument, or where I'm incorrect.

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u/Complex_Condition828 12h ago edited 12h ago

I’m not going to fight you on your weird take. You seem to feel some sort of moral superiority in it. But not reporting a coworker so that you can take up space to be a good guy is crap. The police system is wildly screwed up and instead of taking an honest inventory of all the opportunity for corruption, you make excuses for them to continue to allow hiding bad cops. This is a such a cop out answer. Actually,this is a COP answer and a weak one at that.

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u/More_food_please_77 6h ago

I simply stated what I saw as the objective truth, if you reject it that's fine, but if you don't provide a counter argument then I have no reason to change my view.

I'm making no excuses, I suspect that's your own biased lens you read this through, of course they have a ton to improve on, there's way too much corrpution in way too many disctricts.