There are a lot of people who object to how this man treats this cop right here. Let this be a lesson to every single one of us on how we should interact with cops. Because I'm telling you, when they arrive on the scene, they're not there to be your friend. They're not there to be your advocate. While they pretend to be nice and kind and cordial like this cop is, they're not nice and kind and cordial. And even if they were, it's nice tyranny. It's kind tyranny. It's cordial tyranny. It's tyranny for a purpose. They're there to write up a report, include you in it, get your ID, and cause trouble in your life. But watch how this guy interacts with this cop. It is classic. It's textbook. We could call this how to deal with cops 101. Good. How you doing? >> Hello. Hey there, sir. >> Let me put her up. [Applause] He's a good girl. I know you don't want to go in. >> Mr. Neil, uh, got your name. >> What can I do for you? >> All right. So, >> Mr. Garcia doesn't answer. Will never identify himself. >> Garcia neighbor. So Lynn, I guess there was some something with rocks being placed down there. Okay. Came here to talk to you about it. I guess Django got excited to see her. Django ran towards her. You tried to get the dog back. And that was pretty much the end of it. >> That's what I'm getting from her over there. She got a little scared. >> Her her heart rate went up. Hard to breathe. She was intimidated by the dog. >> That's just the end of it. Again, I want to get your side >> to head number seven. >> Are you accusing me of a crime? >> I'm not accusing you of any of anything. >> Okay. >> Is there anything else I can do for you? >> I just want to get your side of the story, sir. >> Are you accusing me of a crime? >> No, I'm not accusing you of any crime. Again, there's no >> there's no criminal investigation here. Again, there was a neighbor dispute. I'm trying to get the the facts straight straightened out. This is a state agent. This isn't an agent of the people. I don't even know if he has protect and serve on the side of his vehicle, but even if they did, it's a lie. He is a trained liar. You have to be on your guard at all times. I know that this would probably tear down the defenses of most Americans cuz, hey, this cop is being nice. He's being cordial. He's being approachable. He's just trying to find out what my side of the story is. So, why don't I just smack my gums at him? This guy ain't having it. >> Unalleged. There's no nothing alleged. I've already done with them. >> Not going to be speaking to them. >> I just want to get your side of what happened. >> Th this this from a cop. Hey, all I'm here for this is it. That's deception. That's a visual depiction of somebody who's trying to de Hey, this right here is just completely innocent. I'm just trying to find out your side of the story. For what purpose, state agent? >> For what purpose? >> When Lynn came here. >> For what purpose? >> Just to get on a better understanding what happened. >> Just so you'll have something to think about for the rest of the day. >> No. >> I mean, I'm not trying to be a jerk here, but you're not accusing me of a crime and you're a law enforcement officer. Come to my house. Okay. I We got called here for something to happen between you and Lynn. She already gave me her side of the story. I want to get your side of the story. You're not being accused of anything. Okay. It just sounds like >> What do you need the side of the story for? >> Okay. It sounds like Django got excited to seeing her when she came here. And I just want to know what happened after that. This officer, this man is trying to make something out of nothing so he can implicate the guy he's talking to for some kind of crime. Don't believe any word that comes out of his mouth. How do you know a cop is lying? Because he's talking. When words are coming out of his mouth, they're words of deception. They're words of tyranny. >> Okay. Thanks for coming by. Can you tell me what happened? >> I don't think there's any crime been per perpetrated here. >> Again, I I mean, I don't have to suspect that a crime went on to speak to somebody. >> You can request to speak to somebody. >> I'm requesting to speak to you. >> Okay. Is there anything else I can do for you? >> Is there anything you want to say? >> I'd like to show you something. >> To show me something? >> Yeah. >> What would you like to show me? >> Uh the side of the road over here. Why on the side of the road? >> Can I show you? You can show me. >> Okay, let's take a walk. Now, I was hoping he would take him to the side of the road, point to the road, and say, "Hit the road, Jack." But that's not what he does. Just note the rocks in the road that the officer said that the neighbor mentioned in the conversation that she had with him. >> Fireworks, people driving off the road. >> Is that your concern? [Applause] [Music] Just real quickly to explain this, this is the Furry Little Otter YouTube channel. and he mentioned in the comment section under his video responding to the question, "What's that all about and why wouldn't you talk to him?" He says, "I don't waste my time trying to explain other stupidity to law enforcement. If he's foolish enough to believe the line of absolute horse dung my neighbor fed him, that's his problem." I showed him where the rocks came from that my neighbor alleged I threw in the road, and he still couldn't put two and two together. So that's what that was all about. He's showing him the rocks on the road right here and where those rocks came from. But he's not done yet. Stay tuned. I just love that he had the cop walk all that way, didn't say a word, showed him evidence of what the neighbor was talking about and where the rocks came from, leaving the cop to figure out his investigation all by himself. self without any help or at least verbal help from this guy. >> You've asked to speak to me. I've declined to speak to you. Have a nice day. Thanks for coming by. No offense. Nothing personal. >> I mean, you showed me that. Is that your concern? just people driving just bad on flank roads. >> He goes right back into the house, >> doesn't give doesn't give the cop what the cop came for and in a very strategic way retains his right to be silent, not giving the state agent what the state agent wanted. This is classic. This is a great lesson for the rest of us. Don't talk to state agents and always record the police. Why? Because cops lie and cameras don't. I'll leave furry little otter's link in the description for you. 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