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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
cmv: Most cops in uniforms are not that different from LARPERS.

Obviously, not all of them, but after the recent episode in Uvalde and the release of cams, my cousin in middle school started referring to the men in uniform as larpers as they strutted around looking big and mean outside the school and doing nothing inside the hallways. It got me to thinking about the whole stolen valor situation as well. It's easy to be a cop on pleasant traffic stops, DUI, low-stress situation. It's not easy to be a cop in high-stress situation. And when you can't handle the high-stress situation, or rather, become totally immobilized in these situations, you are basically a wannabe tough guy living out some weird fantasy.

I used to want to be a cop from the age of 2 up until the age of 14. It was cool to want to be a cop and have a gun and be in situational power as a kid because that was "kid fantasy." But once I actually researched the roles of cops and the shit that they potentially might have to face, such as death, I realized I didn't have it in me to put my life at risk to protect others. It took me an hour of teenage thinking to make that decision.

So there you have it. I became an accountant, instead. Off-topic, I guess I am larping, too, because I'm not that good at math.
gpt
A big thing about LARP is consent and happiness. You don’t continue when someone withdraws consent / wants to stop. You are playing a **team** game where everyone involved is working together even the “enemy” to have overal fun and happiness for everyone.

I think its pretty clear the police you are talking about don’t do that. They are just bullies. Lets not talk down LARPers wth those cops.