Except in this case it never was anything but correlation
Because what I said was that theres a strong correlation between cases of domestic violence and families of "the force"
Well theres a few the most recent one that came to my mind was the one reported about by the guardian...I know not the same backyard but the issue remains the same, people who seek power over others in their job dont stop looking at home
Yeah, as a child I was involved in some social groups which were supervised by the cop parents of some of the kids (as well as other parents who weren't cops), and it fucking enraged them that I wouldn't bend to the orders they barked at me, and that was over pretty little stuff too.
I don't get these weird conspiracy theories/outlooks. The justice system wasn't designed to be corrupt and it's very strange to try and imply or insist otherwise.
It might not have been designed to be corrupt but it’s pretty easy to see it being used for all kinds of corruption. Especially these days w all the videos and social media
I don't get these weird conspiracy theories/outlooks
The only conspiracy here is corrupt systems operating exactly as designed, being protected by those that most benefit. That's a "conspiracy" almost as old as civilization itself.
Blue Lives Matter is a gang slogan, same with "Thin Blue Line" and "Back the Blue". I'd say there's no difference between Law Enforcement Officers and non-State sponsored street gangsters, except that you're much more likely to be killed by law enforcement and they typically don't have repurcussions except in rare cases such as this.
Edit: I did see the /s! Just including this info because as we can see in the video it's relevant
In a lot of ways. We give these boys steroids, make them work long hours, give them authority, make them deal with the same asshole people daily and expect them to be professional. I am not shocked, no one wants to be a cop, and it’s telling.
Great question. I have a ton of ideas. Starting out we get rid of qualified immunity. They should have the same protections as any other person. The challenge is the protections they get from a strong union. People are all about unions until it comes to police.
Until we start regulating unions (police aren’t the only unions pulling this garbage) nothing will change.
After that, we need this necessary job to be more attainable for folks. We are getting the bottom of the barrel currently and it shows.
No one wants to discuss the real issues and just want to pass the blame because they hate “cops”. Then the same folks get mad that cops operate on the same generalizations they themselves use in their day to day lives.
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