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You are not a good learner

Is the video you were talking about? m.ruclips.net/video/Xz-9BNc1hq0/видео.html

No it doesn't jus bc he a pro doesn't mean you need what he has to do what he does you just need his skills

​@@chrissss69 you can have the best skill in the world if your djing on low budget equipment you will get low quality sound. This is why professionals prefer to use industry standard software and equipment. No professional would choose to dj on a gemini mixer and turntables because they know the quality is not good. They would be on industry standard club equipment denon,rane,pioneer,vestax,technics,etc.

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These presenters did a fabulous job explaining in layman terms what these kids should do when interacting with LEOs along with basic rights they have. Guessing by your profile, you're a bootlicker that complies and supports tyrants no matter what. Stop bootlicking and use the brain god gave you if you aren't a LEO yourself. You know the saying, bootlickers get buried first!

Which part of it is absurd? I'm jw.

@@kylelloyd4437 The rhetoric starts right off the bat. "The job of the Police is to coerce you into telling them what they want to hear in order to get an arrest." (1:04) And continues throughout. Definition of "coerce": "persuade (an unwilling person) to do something by using force or threats." 🙄 Straight up false rhetoric. But, since you weren't able to recognize it after watching the video, then YOU are part of the problem. EDIT: Heck, let's go to the first SECOND of the video "Police can lie to you, but you cannot lie to them." It's about the INTENT of the lying. The Police sometimes lie to criminals to elicit the truth from them. Criminals lie to the Police to HIDE the truth from them. Totally different. In what society would you CONDONE criminals being allowed to lie to the Police without consequence???? Get your morals and common sense in order. Let's put this into perspective: A child was told not to take any cookies. The child later took a cookie then ended up lying to their parent, saying they didn't take a cookie. The parent then lied to the child, saying the child was caught on video taking the cookie. The child, because of the "lie" the parent told, finally fessed up to taking the cookie. The child lied to the parent, and the parent is the disciplinary authority over the child, so the parent can discipline the child for lying to them. The parent lied to the child, so should the parent be disciplined for it? The disciplinary authorities over parents who wrong their children are the Police or the Dept of Children and Families, so should THEY be brought in to discipline the parent... for their "lie"?? (I suppose you'll start in with "false confessions." 🙄🤣 )

​@popcorn5130 you went off on a tangent with just one comment from me. This is good information and is right. You shouldn't talk to police. And even cops tell their families not to speak to cops. And if you think cops are honest when they lie, then I donr know what to tell you.

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I failed on both hand😂

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