People who bash on cops do so because there is real criticism to be made for a lot of them. That doesn't mean all cops are bad, BUT let's discuss some things here.
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NJ, DC, CA, NY Gun Laws:
you cannot carry or even own a firearm in these states.
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Yes, the lawmakers made those unconstitutional laws, but the officers who ALSO swore an oath to the constitution enforce those laws. They're blatantly unconstitutional!
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Now let's look at the start of the Chinese Virus:
people were being arrested for going to church
people were being arrested for not wearing masks
people were being arrested for keeping their businesses open
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What are our rights promised in the Declaration of Independence? Life, LIBERTY, and the PURSUIT of Happiness. i.e.) The right to try and make a living.
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Cops, aka oath breakers, took ⅔ of those from Americans and that doesn't even touch on the BoR 1st Amendment and 4th Amendment violations.
Too many of our officers have become negligent and complacent with obvious tyranny and their enforcement of such is in direct violation of the supreme law of the land.
Furthermore, many officers have started to treat people unequally because of the racial narrative the media has pushed. Our police have become political. We have officers watching innocent people get beaten, burned, and their property vandalized by the radical left and immediately arrest those who try and defend themselves on video. It's been posted here so many times.
Prison guards tortured and beat the Jan 6th patriot who had that picture taken with his feet on Nancy's desk. They zip tied him, told him "fuck white people and your honky religion", and took him around back where they fractured his skull, detached his retina, and permanently blinded him in one eye. Meanwhile, mass murderers are being released with the excuse of Hoax-19 and protected by the left. Antifa and BLM aren't even arrested and in the rare instances they are, they're let off. Jan 6th people haven't gotten bail yet and are being held in solitary confinement.
The right is upset with officers because of the above and it is very understandable. I am too. I have very little sympathy for big city officers and would not defend them anymore like I used to.
On the other hand, I have great respect for my local sheriffs here in a rural part of central Texas. They're great! They don't enforce tyranny and openly defy unconstitutional orders. We've seen so many officers resign in the past few years and warn Law Enforcement about the road they were taking and how it was going to get ugly. We're here. It's not even at its worst yet.
It is sad what happened to this officer, and he appeared to be new and inexperienced. He let being careful politically get in the way of just being careful and not taking risks and it cost him his life. I hope he did not have a family, but officers need to do better if they want respect and right now they're appealing so much to a side that will always hate them at the cost of a side who has even bled for them in some instances.
Dude this is like me making the argument that I half as my job and it directly results in someone's death because the project manager was rushing me. I am responsible for my welds for their operational life span. I can fool any NDT process if I wanted to, integrity doesn't mean just doing as you're told. Sometimes you suffer to do what is right. Life isn't fair and the shitty people who do half ass jobs seem to always succeed. Maybe because we stopped expecting people to do what is right versus what they can get away with.🤷♂️ I don't think most cops are bad, that doesn't mean I don't distrust the profession until trust is earned by the individual.
See, you know nothing about my profession. You are contracted to make welds on exotics. They pay you well for you to not fail, failure is you gone and depending on the cost to fix your fuck ups could cost your insurance and you to never work again. The project manager has decided that this job should be able to be done in x amount of time. He is retarded and didn't predict the variables that go into making my welds. He then wants to tell me how to do my job or start getting in my way, I walk the fuck away from the job and take 1 of the 5 other calls I have to come work for. In my job your reputation is everything. I might weld for 3 different facilities in a month. None of them owned by the same company. My sister works for the police. My brother was a cop. They have the same fucking complaints and so do many of the officers they work or worked with. They can't get rid of bad cops, they fired one and he got his job back after butt stroking a handcuffed suspect who was already clearly secured.
Hello again, Mr. Kevin
People who bash on cops do so because there is real criticism to be made for a lot of them. That doesn't mean all cops are bad, BUT let's discuss some things here.
.
NJ, DC, CA, NY Gun Laws:
.
Yes, the lawmakers made those unconstitutional laws, but the officers who ALSO swore an oath to the constitution enforce those laws. They're blatantly unconstitutional!
.
Now let's look at the start of the Chinese Virus:
.
What are our rights promised in the Declaration of Independence? Life, LIBERTY, and the PURSUIT of Happiness. i.e.) The right to try and make a living.
.
Cops, aka oath breakers, took ⅔ of those from Americans and that doesn't even touch on the BoR 1st Amendment and 4th Amendment violations.
Too many of our officers have become negligent and complacent with obvious tyranny and their enforcement of such is in direct violation of the supreme law of the land.
Furthermore, many officers have started to treat people unequally because of the racial narrative the media has pushed. Our police have become political. We have officers watching innocent people get beaten, burned, and their property vandalized by the radical left and immediately arrest those who try and defend themselves on video. It's been posted here so many times.
Prison guards tortured and beat the Jan 6th patriot who had that picture taken with his feet on Nancy's desk. They zip tied him, told him "fuck white people and your honky religion", and took him around back where they fractured his skull, detached his retina, and permanently blinded him in one eye. Meanwhile, mass murderers are being released with the excuse of Hoax-19 and protected by the left. Antifa and BLM aren't even arrested and in the rare instances they are, they're let off. Jan 6th people haven't gotten bail yet and are being held in solitary confinement.
The right is upset with officers because of the above and it is very understandable. I am too. I have very little sympathy for big city officers and would not defend them anymore like I used to.
On the other hand, I have great respect for my local sheriffs here in a rural part of central Texas. They're great! They don't enforce tyranny and openly defy unconstitutional orders. We've seen so many officers resign in the past few years and warn Law Enforcement about the road they were taking and how it was going to get ugly. We're here. It's not even at its worst yet.
It is sad what happened to this officer, and he appeared to be new and inexperienced. He let being careful politically get in the way of just being careful and not taking risks and it cost him his life. I hope he did not have a family, but officers need to do better if they want respect and right now they're appealing so much to a side that will always hate them at the cost of a side who has even bled for them in some instances.
Blame the prison guard and not the warden.
Blame the Vietnam vet and not the Commander in Chief.
Blame the kid at the checkout of your local grocery store instead of the fuck-tards at corporate who will fire him if he doesn't enforce the rules.
This is actually Karenism from the right.
The difference is these officers swore an oath too. I blame them all.
Dude this is like me making the argument that I half as my job and it directly results in someone's death because the project manager was rushing me. I am responsible for my welds for their operational life span. I can fool any NDT process if I wanted to, integrity doesn't mean just doing as you're told. Sometimes you suffer to do what is right. Life isn't fair and the shitty people who do half ass jobs seem to always succeed. Maybe because we stopped expecting people to do what is right versus what they can get away with.🤷♂️ I don't think most cops are bad, that doesn't mean I don't distrust the profession until trust is earned by the individual.
Take over your shop, and run it.
See, you know nothing about my profession. You are contracted to make welds on exotics. They pay you well for you to not fail, failure is you gone and depending on the cost to fix your fuck ups could cost your insurance and you to never work again. The project manager has decided that this job should be able to be done in x amount of time. He is retarded and didn't predict the variables that go into making my welds. He then wants to tell me how to do my job or start getting in my way, I walk the fuck away from the job and take 1 of the 5 other calls I have to come work for. In my job your reputation is everything. I might weld for 3 different facilities in a month. None of them owned by the same company. My sister works for the police. My brother was a cop. They have the same fucking complaints and so do many of the officers they work or worked with. They can't get rid of bad cops, they fired one and he got his job back after butt stroking a handcuffed suspect who was already clearly secured.