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Merlot

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10. Also, cops scream "stop resisting" at people who have involuntary movements

Reply to MineralMan (Reply #8)

Thu May 28, 2020, 01:08 PM

May 2020

When in pain, or expecting pain, a person will flinch or try to protect their body, or try to escape the pain. That is a normal physical response. To expect someone who is being physically harmed to take the pain without reacting to that pain is not realistic. It's a trap the cops have created, they know very well what they are doing.

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I heard that, too. MineralMan May 2020 #8

Also, cops scream "stop resisting" at people who have involuntary movements Merlot May 2020 #10

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