I see very often “ACAB” on the streets of trogir/split. Does it have the same meaning as in US (all cops are bastards) or is it something else?

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1. Its the same, 1312 means ACAB too and incidenti turnić is related

2. Of course not. Croatia is a European country, Catholic and strongly religious. ACAB in Croatia means: “Always carry a Bible”. 🤣🤣🤣

3. Means the same bud, enjoy the stay!

4. All cops are batur

5. Ahh Trogir, bunch of retards live there

6. Yessir.

7. It means that we have youth that doesn’t need to go to the work early in the morning, so they vandalize stuff through night.

8. Yes, it means the same. However, it’s most likely written by some teenage idiot who spends too much time online and doesn’t differentiate between US issues and our own.

   Croats generally consider cops to be stupid and joke about them (“you’re so stupid, you must be a cop”). Surely, a lot of them are corrupt, but the nature of our issues with the police isn’t remotely similar to the US.

9. It means that there are lot of retards in Split.

10. [deleted]

11. It means Against Communist, Antichrists and Bosniaks (ACAB), common phrase used in Dalmatia and some more Croatian cities.

12. All campers are bastard

13. Yes, it means the city has a few idiotic teenagers that think they’re cool.

14. Yes. Here Police doesn’t kill us but they’re corrupt as fuck, and it’s a shame to be a policeman

15. We hate each other, so this means: All Croatians are bastards

16. All Clitoris Are Beautiful

17. It means All Cats Are Beautiful

18. Assigned Cop At Birth

19. All Croats are Bosnian

20. It means the same, but have in mind that every grafitti in Croatia is done by 10-16 year olds.

21. It means All cops are beautiful.

22. All Croatians Are Beautiful!
    We don’t discriminate.

23. Pozdrav

24. It means “all cats are bastards” cause there are alot of cats pissing in the streets and drinking and leaving garbage

25. Yes.

26. Feminists and gays write those I guess

27. It stands for “Ajmo Curo Autom Baki” translating – hey girl, lets take a car to grandma. It came as a cultural response to grandmothers constantly asking if their grandsons are getting married soon.

28. Yes it is same meaning , and if you say that or write on internet (mostly facebook) your wallet might get punished by internet police.
    They removing those grafites but there are always new ones.

29. Or 1312

30. All Croatians are besties!

31. Hardly a need to even post a picture. Most of us can see one out of our windows.

32. Yes and no, yes is is the same acronim, no cause dumb little shits paint it where ever they feel like doing it until someone breaks thier fingers!

33. ACAB includes todorić

34. Yeah its the same but for wrong reason its usualy soccer fans who dont like getting aressted for beating eachother up

35. it means all cops are bedaki!

36. Of course it does, i even got it tattoed.

37. in the USA its mainly used by left wingers, to protest police brutality and their prison industrial complex, and describe the very institution of the american police as oppressive.

    In Croatia its written on walls mainly by ustashe Nazis, because they dont like the police to mess w their “plans”

38. Because of the beef with police and trouble making football fans

39. All carries are beasts

40. As coon as bossible

41. All Croats Are Based

42. It means the same, but its usually written by some social media obsessed kids that can’t tell the difference between our country and the US.

    In Croatia, officers are mostly fine. Some (fewer and fewer it seems) are corrupt in the sense they will let you off without a ticket if you bribe them. There’s rarely conflict between citizens and police, and even when there is (eg Football games), they’re usually a heat of the moment thing.

43. American curiosity against bolshewism

44. Ante car ante bog

45. Whos gonna tell him?

46. All Criminals Are Black