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Wasn't the cop just doing his job at the end? i didn't feel like he was racist


They was evading the cops, there was an unconscious girl in there, and the cops had no idea what was going on, cause the sister earlier called the cops and acted like her sister was kidnapped or being killed. So yeah at first they pulled a gun and got everyone subdued. However once they knew what was going on they let him up and let him go saying next time just call the professionals to help.

Yet they play it like Kunle was traumatized by a terrible racist cop and he forever hates and is afraid of the police now. And i'm thinking how was the cop racist and how was Sean right? Sean acted like the police was gonna bust in and shoot everyone that was black if they came, and Kunle tells Sean at the end "You were right man" how was he right? did you get shot? you got a gun pointed at you cause you all was trying to outrun the cops acting in guilty of something and the cops was under the impression a girl was being kidnapped.

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It was utterly ridiculous! The girl wasn't being racist nor were the cops. They both would have acted the same way no matter what color the guys were. The cops were chasing a van that supposedly had a kidnapped girl in it. So sick of this kind of crap. Shows and movies just trying to create division.

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Yeah exactly, and the very end annoyed me, Kunle is all happy and smiling, then he hears police sirens outside in the distance and he gets a look of fear and trauma on his face like he's afraid a cop is gonna come shoot him. And again that cop was not fucking racist that pointed the gun at him, he let him go and was even nice about it once he knew what was going on.

Yet this movie is trying to tell us all cops are racist and all black people have to live in fear when they hear a police siren.

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