College professor caught berating student who believes cops are heroes

College professor caught berating student who believes cops are heroes

A woke professor would rather die at the hands of a violent criminal than call the police.

A liberal professor at Cypress College was triggered when one of her students, Braden Ellis told her that he feels cops are heroes. The professor claimed the origin of policing stems from southern landowners wanting to catch runaway slaves.

The first police force in America was formed in 1844 in New York City.

“You brought up the police in your speech a few times, um so what is your like, what is your main concern since I mean honestly the whole reason police it’s it’s it is systemic the issue is systemic,” she said. “The whole reason we have police departments in the first place where did it stem from what’s our history? It stems from people in the south wanting to capture runaway slaves.”

When Ellis said police are heroes because when somebody calls for help, they always show up. The woke professor said she would never call the police, even if her life was in danger and that police do not protect citizens.”

“They do protect us who we call when we’re in trouble when someone has a knife or a gun why wouldn’t you call the police?” he asked.

“I don’t trust them,” she said. “My life is in more danger if I call and their presence,” she said.

“Professor, who would you call?” he asked.

“I wouldn’t call anybody,” she said.

“What if someone intruded your house with a gun?” he rebuked.

The professor then cut the discussion, not wanting to talk on the matter any further.

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