American Police are Nazis

[FLEKTARN]

I've been following this channel for quite some time mainly because of the constant police harassment they have been applying on this Canadian.



If you haven't watched his other video, watch it to understand what happens at the end. You can watch the videos in either order - you'll still understand what's the criminal scheme these pigs on a power trip have implemented!



It's a common practice for American police to arrest, fine and intimidate tourists and Canadians because they know the procedure is very difficult and long and most tourists don't sue them but just pay for everything. A Canadian girl was also arrested under the same false accusations - driving without a California license lol, and charges were dismissed, but she lost hundreds of dollars and spent time in jail. Canada and the EU have an agreement with the U.S. Means, even me as a Bulgarian don't need "a California driver's license" to drive in California. Yes, I have a time limit but it's a pretty long one.

Look closely at the hostile behavior of the fat pig in the first video, he's extremely envious and clearly harasses the tourist. Doesn't allow him to even instruct the tow driver how now to crash the car. It's a $150,000 car. Tells him with an angry look to stay on the sidewalk because he can get hit by the car haha, jesus, that pig...

This type of harassment never happens here and we don't go to court for fines. If you get fined for speeding or whatever, you can decide not pay and sue them. But there's no such thing as court date for infractions.

USA as a tourist destination - uncheck

[FLEKTARN]

USA as a tourist destination - uncheck because the reputation of the country is getting further destroyed, and the sheer fact that nobody protests about these types of barbaric police harassments over innocent people or anything is just astounding.

[Black Orchid]

Depends where you go and what you do as with all countries. I have been to the US many many times and never been harassed, not once. Quite the reverse in fact.

[FLEKTARN]

Depends where you go and what you do as with all countries. I have been to the US many many times and never been harassed, not once. Quite the reverse in fact.

Drive a Lamborghini, come talk to me. Irrelevant to the topic.

[Valkie]

I have travelled from South to north and east to west in America.
And the only interactions I have had with American cops have been great.
Got lost, asked for help, was given it with a smile.
Ran out of fuel, was given a lift to the service station and back to the car.
He even offered to fill the car for me.

Perhaps it's how people approach them that gets them off side.
The videos show a small segment of possibly a larger incident.

Now if you tell me that Aussie cops are Nazis, that I believe.

[FLEKTARN]

I have travelled from South to north and east to west in America.
And the only interactions I have had with American cops have been great.
Got lost, asked for help, was given it with a smile.
Ran out of fuel, was given a lift to the service station and back to the car.
He even offered to fill the car for me.

Perhaps it's how people approach them that gets them off side.
The videos show a small segment of possibly a larger incident.

Now if you tell me that Aussie cops are Nazis, that I believe.

You can clearly see they approached the Canadian, already ready to just write a couple of tickets and tow his car. Did you even watched the two videos?

[FLEKTARN]

Sadly, I don't have enough experience with Australian coppers. I don't know anything besides a movie scene from the Wolf Creek. No idea, literally, so I won't comment on that.

Maybe you got lucky and did not get harassed. Maybe they're targeting Canadians only. There's another, more brutal video - just type "germany boy police usa" without the quotes in YouTube.

[Valkie]

Sadly, I don't have enough experience with Australian coppers. I don't know anything besides a movie scene from the Wolf Creek. No idea, literally, so I won't comment on that.

Maybe you got lucky and did not get harassed. Maybe they're targeting Canadians only. There's another, more brutal video - just type "germany boy police usa" without the quotes in YouTube.

The Aussie cops are with few exceptions.
Bombastic
Rude
Aggressive
Insulting
Crooked
Brutal

I have been very lucky (or perhaps simply honest enough) to have had little to do with them.
But, the ones I have had any interaction with just don't realise that they are first and foremost, public servants.

They hate it when you immediately start recording any interaction with them, which I do religiously.
After all, they are doing the same often without advising you.
They have standard routine beaten into them in order to entrap you into making statements they can use against you, and hate it when you refuse to play by their scripted responses.

They go first to attack, and rarely converse with those they approach
And have no respect for any other person.

They could seriously do with a few manners, better training, some humility and a big dose of respect for the people who pay them.

At least yank cops say sir/ madam, are polite and, from my few interactions, quite friendly to me.
One cop even joked about my "that's a knife", which I didn't carry in the US, but as a reference to Crocodile Dundee.
Russian cops have also been very friendly when I was over there, as were the French cops, who have a reputation for being less than friendly.
British cops were good when I got pulled over for driving down the wrong road by mistake, thanks Garmin.
They had a great laugh when I reset the destination and it wanted me to go back the same way. They actually drove in front until I got back to where I should have been and waved good by.

The Finnish cops pulled over at 2.00am when I was going for a walk.
It was still daylight, ( being summer solstice) and I could not sleep, so I went for a walk.
I explained to them that I couldn't sleep and they had a great laugh, giving me a lift to an all night cafe, where I bought them a coffee each
They both spoke quite good English and enjoyed being able to speak with an English speaking person to practice their skills.
Although, they did struggle a bit with my colloquialisms.

Only Germany did I have any real problem, and that was because they didn't speak any English and I could not understand what they were saying.
The car I was driving had been reported stolen several weeks before, but once it was cleared up that I had only arrived the day before and they contacted the hire company, we parted ways with smiles, if no real understanding.

As I said, you need to know the whole story.
Be polite and don't treat them like idiots and generally, they are all good.

[FLEKTARN]

Sadly, I don't have enough experience with Australian coppers. I don't know anything besides a movie scene from the Wolf Creek. No idea, literally, so I won't comment on that.

Maybe you got lucky and did not get harassed. Maybe they're targeting Canadians only. There's another, more brutal video - just type "germany boy police usa" without the quotes in YouTube.

The Aussie cops are with few exceptions.
Bombastic
Rude
Aggressive
Insulting
Crooked
Brutal

I have been very lucky (or perhaps simply honest enough) to have had little to do with them.
But, the ones I have had any interaction with just don't realise that they are first and foremost, public servants.

They hate it when you immediately start recording any interaction with them, which I do religiously.
After all, they are doing the same often without advising you.
They have standard routine beaten into them in order to entrap you into making statements they can use against you, and hate it when you refuse to play by their scripted responses.

They go first to attack, and rarely converse with those they approach
And have no respect for any other person.

They could seriously do with a few manners, better training, some humility and a big dose of respect for the people who pay them.

At least yank cops say sir/ madam, are polite and, from my few interactions, quite friendly to me.
One cop even joked about my "that's a knife", which I didn't carry in the US, but as a reference to Crocodile Dundee.
Russian cops have also been very friendly when I was over there, as were the French cops, who have a reputation for being less than friendly.
British cops were good when I got pulled over for driving down the wrong road by mistake, thanks Garmin.
They had a great laugh when I reset the destination and it wanted me to go back the same way. They actually drove in front until I got back to where I should have been and waved good by.

The Finnish cops pulled over at 2.00am when I was going for a walk.
It was still daylight, ( being summer solstice) and I could not sleep, so I went for a walk.
I explained to them that I couldn't sleep and they had a great laugh, giving me a lift to an all night cafe, where I bought them a coffee each
They both spoke quite good English and enjoyed being able to speak with an English speaking person to practice their skills.
Although, they did struggle a bit with my colloquialisms.

Only Germany did I have any real problem, and that was because they didn't speak any English and I could not understand what they were saying.
The car I was driving had been reported stolen several weeks before, but once it was cleared up that I had only arrived the day before and they contacted the hire company, we parted ways with smiles, if no real understanding.

As I said, you need to know the whole story.
Be polite and don't treat them like idiots and generally, they are all good.

I didn't know you went to Russia. You're mafia, like me.

P.S. Bulgarian police stops you ..."How many horsepower is the car? Are you happy, is it reliable?"

[Valkie]

Sadly, I don't have enough experience with Australian coppers. I don't know anything besides a movie scene from the Wolf Creek. No idea, literally, so I won't comment on that.

Maybe you got lucky and did not get harassed. Maybe they're targeting Canadians only. There's another, more brutal video - just type "germany boy police usa" without the quotes in YouTube.

The Aussie cops are with few exceptions.
Bombastic
Rude
Aggressive
Insulting
Crooked
Brutal

I have been very lucky (or perhaps simply honest enough) to have had little to do with them.
But, the ones I have had any interaction with just don't realise that they are first and foremost, public servants.

They hate it when you immediately start recording any interaction with them, which I do religiously.
After all, they are doing the same often without advising you.
They have standard routine beaten into them in order to entrap you into making statements they can use against you, and hate it when you refuse to play by their scripted responses.

They go first to attack, and rarely converse with those they approach
And have no respect for any other person.

They could seriously do with a few manners, better training, some humility and a big dose of respect for the people who pay them.

At least yank cops say sir/ madam, are polite and, from my few interactions, quite friendly to me.
One cop even joked about my "that's a knife", which I didn't carry in the US, but as a reference to Crocodile Dundee.
Russian cops have also been very friendly when I was over there, as were the French cops, who have a reputation for being less than friendly.
British cops were good when I got pulled over for driving down the wrong road by mistake, thanks Garmin.
They had a great laugh when I reset the destination and it wanted me to go back the same way. They actually drove in front until I got back to where I should have been and waved good by.

The Finnish cops pulled over at 2.00am when I was going for a walk.
It was still daylight, ( being summer solstice) and I could not sleep, so I went for a walk.
I explained to them that I couldn't sleep and they had a great laugh, giving me a lift to an all night cafe, where I bought them a coffee each
They both spoke quite good English and enjoyed being able to speak with an English speaking person to practice their skills.
Although, they did struggle a bit with my colloquialisms.

Only Germany did I have any real problem, and that was because they didn't speak any English and I could not understand what they were saying.
The car I was driving had been reported stolen several weeks before, but once it was cleared up that I had only arrived the day before and they contacted the hire company, we parted ways with smiles, if no real understanding.

As I said, you need to know the whole story.
Be polite and don't treat them like idiots and generally, they are all good.

I didn't know you went to Russia. You're mafia, like me.

P.S. Bulgarian police stops you ..."How many horsepower is the car? Are you happy, is it reliable?"

Only St Petersburg, went there from Finland while I was staying in Turku.

I actually like the Russians.
They are loud but quite easy to get along with.
But man, can they drink.
And they didn't quite get that I don't drink at all.

Russian women are quite nice too
Some are seriously pretty
But being married, they were all off limits to me
This actually endeared me to them.