ChrisL
Diamond Member
I don't think the majority of cops are bad cops. I think there are some rogue cops but the left, of course, plays it up way out of proportion. Drama queens.
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If the majority of cops aren't "bad cops", please explain this:I don't think the majority of cops are bad cops. I think there are some rogue cops but the left, of course, plays it up way out of proportion. Drama queens.
If the majority of cops aren't "bad cops", please explain this:I don't think the majority of cops are bad cops. I think there are some rogue cops but the left, of course, plays it up way out of proportion. Drama queens.
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The cops job is to enforce laws, rather those laws are good or evil. They cannot keep their jobs and not enforce bad laws. Enforcing bad laws makes every cop a bad cop.
Roman soldiers were the cops of their day.
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I don't think the majority of cops are bad cops. I think there are some rogue cops but the left, of course, plays it up way out of proportion. Drama queens.
The cops job is to enforce laws, rather those laws are good or evil. They cannot keep their jobs and not enforce bad laws. Enforcing bad laws makes every cop a bad cop.
Roman soldiers were the cops of their day.
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I, for one, am glad we have cops and appreciate the job they do. Like firefighters do, they run into danger instead of away from it like the rest of us.
Unbelievable as that sounds, it is partially true (with a penalty up to $25,000):He got off easy. The fine for idling (attended or not) in Massachusetts can be ten thousand dollars.
No. Most bus depots do not have thirty buses transporting through the depots at the same time. Actually, I doubt any do.Never been in a station with thirty idling buses, then?
By the time this thread ends I intend to convince as many of you as possible (the ones capable of reason and logic) that we live in a police state.
I say we live in a "police state" because the police of the United States have been militarized and given special rights and privileges that none of the rest of us enjoy. Even their clothing, weapons and vehicles are militarized. As is much of their training.
When is the last time you flashed your lights and honked your horn (emergency lights and siren for cops) to run a red light? When is the last time you sped 60 mph in a 30 mph zone to get to to the local donut shop in time to meet with your coworkers? When is the last time you spun an illegal u-turn just because you wanted to go the other direction? When is the last time you and your buddies beat a homeless man to death and got away with it (Google Kelly Thomas video) and the city paid a 4.9 million dollar wrongful death settlement on your behalf? When is the last time you flashbanged a baby in its crib while forcing yourself and buddies into somebodies home (New Low: Sheriff's Office Claims Infant at Fault for SWAT Team Blowing His Face Apart with Grenade) and the city paid 3.6 million dollars on your behalf in the resulting suit?
Never? I thought not.