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A term coined in the United Kingdom and popular among the punk rock, anti-establishment youth, it can be used in place of a comeback when no witty comeback can be thought of in time.
There might be times where a black guy with no badge would have to disarm an officer with a badge to de escalate a dangerous situation, and in the past, those would be times he would be in danger of being shot. In reality, the officer is not always right because he has a badge and a gun.
A black guy (or girl) might not have a badge, but knows right from wrong, and not having a badge doesn't make him/her less qualified as a human to decide what should be done in the same situation where the officer is going for his gun. Wasn't that the point being missed for, really since the start of the country as we know it, the post Indian age?
Something about having one does something to the heads of some officers where they think they are qualified to decide whether somebody they don't even know deserves to live or die.
The officer shot her before he even showed her his badge, not that she would've seen it with her back turned.
“enjoy Uber”- Jackson stenson
“Badge” - Danny Keefer
“On my way”- Jackson stenson
A small metal designed frepatooky that folks wear on their chest to identify themselves as being in a position of authority or importance.
Badges, we don't need no stinkin' badges!
When a white man beats up a black man and takes his license as a trophy.
Back in the day I’d hit the bars and collect Willy badges.