This is one of the many reasons that Dalton "Chud" started doing what he did.

@lolwhatusay Pattern recognition is not racist. YOU grow the fuck up.

@lolwhatusay Isn't it curious how pattern recognition is seen as a sign of intelligence with animals but for humans it is evil or "linked to low level IQ"

@dingus369 IQ tests are pattern recognition tests. Our brains are pattern recognition machines.

@lolwhatusay You know that the populations with the lowest IQs live in Africa? And that back then, slaves were bought from Africans?

@lolwhatusay indeed, thats why blacks are more racist whites.

@Comfortably_numb *than.

@dingus369 Hundreds of Thousands. I just checked.

@liuton2005
What???

You are saying blacks act in the most uncivilized way of any human because of Jesuit influence???!!!!

It's a choice by them to act like that.

@Cripple Is it a choice or just complete lack of impulse control? I genuinely think it's pathological.

@uberschadenfreude That right, because sometimes you can die too or be injured. You can act like a heros if you can but if possible it's better and less dangerous to let police firemen army swat...do the job.

@elgringodecuba all down to the boots you decide to wear

I have no intention of dying early but if I can help another I gladly will if I can. I’m sure you feel the same way. It’s a part of the human experience.

@uberschadenfreude yes only shit stains would refuse to help...

@kansaiking it’s a slippery slope. It’s very sad that we live in a time where people will film your demise and laugh. We just have to be above that as a people and a nation.

@uberschadenfreude America isn't a Nation, a Nation is a country by blood, as in one big family, like Japan. America is an incoherent multiracial trade zone made this way by the Antiwhites who treat mass nonwhite immigration as a religious tenet.

@uberschadenfreude

tHeY aRe NoT lEgAlLy ObLiGaTeD tO dO sO. ????

@m3anmachin3 with a 12 year tenure on this site I expect better of you.

@uberschadenfreude

@uberschadenfreude It goes beyond general public. Many people would be surprised to know that the US Supreme Court has ruled that neither the government nor the police are "legally obligated" to protect individuals. Most people assume law enforcement has a general duty to protect, rescue, and assist the public, but the courts have ruled otherwise. Instead, the responsibilities and policies are set by the individual departments.

@uberschadenfreude Same goes with police. NOT obligated to help you.