Doomsought
Well-known member
The funny thing is, that immediately after floyd was killed, my reaction wasn't fuck the police, it was fuck the prosecutor, because the instatutional problems are in the courthouse not the precinct.
United States George Floyd Protests, Reactions and Riots
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Knowledgeispower
Ah I love the smell of missile spam in the morning
If anyone seriously ever proposed that and got it passed...well I have feeling that the all enemies foreign and domestic part of the armed services oath will be invoked at which point its military coup time
CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
Yeah, I doubt many people will be able to stand arrogant weirdoes bossing them around
Arrogant weirdoes who haven’t even gone to any military schools, are subpar physically and skill wise and probably will never fight in the frontlines and hinder them with all sorts of weird nonsense
MelancholicMechanicus
Thought Criminal
So it has happened. The cops have had enough and are leaving. Good.
Why should they stay? Risk your life to uphold law and order, only to be told you are a monster and that you suck and that you are racist and a brute and blah blah blah. Bullshit. Let's see how they like it when we take away the problematic police like you asked.
Why should they stay? Risk your life to uphold law and order, only to be told you are a monster and that you suck and that you are racist and a brute and blah blah blah. Bullshit. Let's see how they like it when we take away the problematic police like you asked.
CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
Honestly, this all keeps sounding/feeling like the backstory of Starship Troopers
But with notable differences like it being children-to-teenagers making things horrifying
MelancholicMechanicus
Thought Criminal
And so it begins. The fire rises. The threads that hold society unravel.
Shout out to this absolute genius solution to the problem:
"Force them to work! Break the unions! There are more willing to work!" Gee how positively liberal of you.
Shout out to this absolute genius solution to the problem:
"Force them to work! Break the unions! There are more willing to work!" Gee how positively liberal of you.
I am tempted to go "And risk getting fired for doing my job? You cant find anyone who isnt a bad cop to do it"
Yinko
Well-known member
That guy has no idea how hard it is to recruit officers already. The Washington State Patrol has a constant deficit of officers because they can't recruit hard enough to replace retirees and poaching-transfers. Due to regulations on what hoops people have to jump through to qualify to be hired, only a tiny fraction of the population is healthy enough and has a clean enough background to make it.
Then you go and tell them that they are evil and that if they don't do what you tell them to that you will ruin them. Great recruitment message.
I'm actually not at all a fan of the police, I think that they've massively overstepped their bounds on a wide array of issues in the past few decades, but this doesn't seem like something that would work out very well.
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Arch Dornan
Oh, lovely. They've sent me a mo-ron.
This line here is what I thought of whenever radical police reform is considered. It's not so simple to get new police if they're disenfranchised to join and get shit on by the public.
Arch Dornan
Oh, lovely. They've sent me a mo-ron.
Mayor who knelt with Black Lives Matter calls it 'domestic terrorism' when they vandalize her home
Olympia Mayor Cheryl Selby knelt in support of the Black Lives Matter mob, but when they showed up at her doorstep she called it 'domestic terrorism.'
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Finally. An official supporting the movement now getting a taste of it at their home.
OrigaDiscordia
Member
I've been waiting nearly a decade for this.
I can guarantee you those same cops in certain cities that are walking off the job will feel guilty as hell if a few days or weeks later they find out some poor innocent person was either murdered or raped in their city who had a restraining order against someone. That is how it always goes. There is always righteous indignation until innocent people who had not part in all of this get hurt. Look I wear a uniform that has some people looking at me with hate in their eyes. But I am not gonna not do my job.
Arch Dornan
Oh, lovely. They've sent me a mo-ron.
We have reserves?
Knowledgeispower
Ah I love the smell of missile spam in the morning
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't they move the armor school there a few years back.?
Probably by calling in everyone else they could get away with and giving them overtime....which isn't sustainable since people need sleep and R@R
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From what I gather they tried to call in other nearby areas via mutual aid agreements but no one showed up. I'm not too sure that she's telling the truth on that one.
Cav scouts, Armor, Infantry, and Ranger school/Home of the Rangers.
MelancholicMechanicus
Thought Criminal
The guy charging the Atlanta officer with murder charges for defending himself from a felon that stole his taser is now under investigation for apparently using a non-profit to compliment his salary with a extra 140k USD.
www.ajc.com
GBI investigating DA Paul Howard over use of nonprofit
The GBI has opened an investigation of Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard and his use of a nonprofit to funnel at least $140,000 in city of Atlanta funds to supplement his salary, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Channel 2 Action News have learned.
He's the attorney who put the cop in death row, correct?
Prince Ire
Section XIII
- the belief that man can perfect neither himself nor his society by his own efforts
-rejection of the French Revolution
- skepticism of the Enlightenment
- support for an organic-hierarchical structuring of society
- belief in the acceptability of state intervention in both economic and social life when the common good requires it
- belief that religion ought to guide state leaders in both their actions and the creation of laws
- rejection of laissez-faire capitalism
- traditionalism
- belief in natural law
- skepticism of modernity and its promises
- skepticism of individualism and its promises
- emphasis on small buisnesses and localism over big businesses and economies of scale
- skepticism of free trade
- sympathy for aristocracy and monarchy, though not necessarily a desire to turn any specific country into a monarchy