rant · moment 10 of 21
Post-9/11 Cop Culture and the Steak Sauce Incident
from #203 - Long Island Strong | The Tim Dillon Show · #203
3 min
Tim argues 9/11 gave police unchecked authority, contrasts treatment of white school shooters versus George Floyd, then tells his own story of cops filming him thinking he'd soiled himself when it was actually steak sauce on his pants.
- Post-9/11, giving every cop the idea they were part of Homeland Security was a mistake that made them unquestionable.
- Doormen, transit cops, and security workers all adopted the attitude they're the only thing preventing collapse.
- George Floyd was killed over a twenty-dollar bill while cops treat white school shooters with prayer and gentleness.
- White school shooters get walked out with cops petting their heads and praying with them, not a scratch on the officer.
- School shooters are always said to surrender, but there's a better way to handle resistance than a boot on someone's neck for nine minutes.
- Tim describes a traffic stop where cops thought brown steak sauce on his pants meant he'd defecated himself from fear.
- The officers took cell phone videos, delighted at the idea they'd terrified him into losing control of his bowels.
- Tim tells cops his digestive system evacuates when needed and has nothing to do with their presence.