It's like, u see rats keep destroying your stuff after multiple warnings, then u poison them, suddenly animal rights NGO come and make noise.

The thing is , if 1 time criminal record you can doubt he was framed. 39 times criminal record cannot be all of them framed unless very serious faceproblem . Ordinary law abiding citizens mana ada such issue punya..

I think the land of the free, home of the brave pon sama or worse...


I will have the same views if they were Type C perompaks who did what they did...

Bukit Aman has opened file?

Thanks for sharing, its gonna be interesting twist and turn!

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Between an alleged corrupt police vs an alleged criminal, all I have to say is this;
Nobody whose number of criminal record is more than his age get the benefit of the doubt from me. It doesn't get counted when you're below 10 FFS.
This is what I don't like about Arun's tactics, he picks the most marketable man out of them all and present it like it's all honey and roses.
This kind of tactic is called framing the argument (or lying by omission), it's presenting selective information to lead the readers into forming a conclusion / narrative favorable to you.

Anywho says there ada recording of incident, where can listen?

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Agreed

Good job PDRM for putting criminals away

The truth is normal citizens can't get police to shoot them even if they ask for it..

Why TS sus?

Kek pulis investigate pulis. Even my dog knows the outcome.

One of the dead guy had zero crime record but he was killed anyway. So wat now?

Any pictures of arm wounds caused by a parang?

https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/201...y-police/928541

https://cilisos.my/the-forgotten-case-of-th...ed-by-the-pdrm/

guess this boy also deserved to be shot according to some here..

This post has been edited by NotAnotherNick: Dec 6 2025, 06:43 AM

Getting showered by mp5. Good ol times.
That's what you get for being a brat. Who let a 14 yo drives?

Saved him from the life if continue on this path

Who? The man without a record?

i tanya one of my kawan in the force, his answer - if one bring senjata, polis sure will shoot

AI: Yeah, it actually can — in a psychological sense, power can be addictive.

Here’s the breakdown:
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🧠 How it works

When someone has power — say, authority over others, control of decisions, or influence — their brain releases dopamine, the same “feel-good” chemical linked to pleasure, achievement, and even addiction.
Over time, that dopamine hit can make people crave the feeling of dominance or control the way others crave nicotine, gambling, or attention.
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⚙️ The behavioral loop

1. They get power → feel confident, respected, even euphoric.

2. They use power → it works, boosts ego, gives that “I’m in charge” rush.

3. They start chasing that feeling, bending rules or people to keep it.

4. They fear losing it, so they double down — manipulate, intimidate, or overcontrol others.

That cycle can absolutely become addictive behavior.
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🧩 The darker side

Long-term “power highs” can reduce empathy — people literally become less able to imagine others’ perspectives.

It can distort judgment, making them think they’re untouchable or “always right.”

Some end up justifying unethical or abusive behavior as “necessary” or “deserved.”
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🌱 But it’s not inevitable

Not everyone with power becomes like that. The difference often lies in:

Self-awareness and accountability,

Checks and balances (like strong institutions or peers who say “no”),

And personal values — empathy, humility, moral grounding.

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So yeah — power abuse can definitely feel addictive. The rush, the control, the ego reinforcement — all can hook a person’s brain chemistry. The key is whether there’s enough honesty and accountability to break that cycle.

Would you like me to explain the science side (like the brain mechanisms), or the sociological side (how it plays out in leadership or politics)?

You go robbery prepare to face death lah, why type I always cry victim.

You better go listen to the phone conversation recorded