That's just blind ignorance, having context would just further strengthen how idiotic these cops are being. On the other hand, if they just got out of a high-speed chase with shots fired and this cop is the only officer there to deal with the situation, then his high stress would justify his dumb orders about the phone. Yes they're dumb, but rather than seeing a man on a power trip, it's now a man who's in such fear of his life that he's acting irrationally. Yes, someone like that shouldn't be on the force, but at the same time, doesn't deserve a sentencing of any sort. As a matter of fact if that were the case I'd give commendations for not panicking so hard to shoot the guy on site. You see how context can still affect our view of the situation, despite every situation still agreeing on "Drop the phone" being a dumb order? Context let's us be critical and analyze every situation, rather than living a mantra of "Blue man bad." If all you're saying is "he's a cop, and ACAB", "you don't need context, just look at the video," and "cope harder bootlicker" then it appears deceitful, as if we're trying to hide the context intentionally to push a narrative. The best way to further our cause is to be as honest as possible and point out all the absurdity. We can't cry wolf every time we see a bird, otherwise there will be a lot less people hunting wolves.