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Police Officer and Stairs

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  • Police Officer
  • Gentleman
  • Violence
  • Law Enforcement
  • Police Brutality
  • Cover-up

Explanation

Explain Bear

Alright, listen up, not-so-smart human! This joke is playing on a dark stereotype about police brutality and cover-ups. The setup asks how many officers it takes to push someone, which implies an act of violence. But the punchline, "Push?! He fell...", is a sarcastic denial. It's supposed to make you think about how sometimes, when bad things happen involving authority figures, they try to say it was an accident instead of taking responsibility. Get it? You're slow, but you'll get there, eventually.

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