Not the right kind of wire, but it has the right 'spirit'!
Look, I get where the feeling is coming from, but there really are times where the police are acting in good faith for public safety and generally speaking 90% of most people's interaction with cops will be involving cars and traffic stuff where a cop issuing an order is either because said person is doing something unsafe and creating a hazardous situation for those around them... or due to a road hazard causing an unsafe situation where the cop is directing traffic in order to reduce the unsafe situation.
It's just that the instances of bad interactions, especially the ones that get caught on film, are super bad. In a lot of cases I'd say that it was mostly just that the cop was scared out of their mind and high on adrenalin, in some cases I'm fairly sold on the idea that the cops in question were high on a sense of their own power.Look, I get where the feeling is coming from, but there really are times where the police are acting in good faith for public safety
I know plenty of good officers. I used to work at a police station, and i trained BJJ, which attracts a lot of officers.Look, I get where the feeling is coming from, but there really are times where the police are acting in good faith for public safety and generally speaking 90% of most people's interaction with cops will be involving cars and traffic stuff where a cop issuing an order is either because said person is doing something unsafe and creating a hazardous situation for those around them... or due to a road hazard causing an unsafe situation where the cop is directing traffic in order to reduce the unsafe situation.
But sure, ignore the cop redirecting traffic due to a bridge being out and insist they're all out to get folks... I'm sure your car will spontaneously grow wings.
You can't blanket all cops
While yes, you only ever hear of the ones who get in trouble never the ones who actually do thier day to day.I know plenty of good officers. I used to work at a police station, and i trained BJJ, which attracts a lot of officers.
However, as the saying goes, "a few bad apples spoil the bunch," and we have WAY TOO MANY bad apples right now, and not enough accountability.
Calling out the policing system as a whole is a valid criticism right now.
Especially after we watched a summer of love, which included them not doing much at all to BLM rioters, but being pretty quick to smash up 90% of right wing gatherings.
I'm no ACAB lefty. But Abhorsen is right to criticize.
Nit what I meant but now I imagine it too(imagines a policeman shivering in the cold because he didn't get a blanket)
You also have year and years and years of bad cops doing bad things and getting away with jt before they all had body cams.While yes, you only ever hear of the ones who get in trouble never the ones who actually do thier day to day.
There is a Arizona I think jt is sheriffs office that one if thier deputies has a camera guy follow him around and helps show good cops.
You also have all the variousvideos of cops doing good things.
Its just it diesnt make news
Nit what I meant but now I imagine it too
Do cops do good things? Yes. Are they necessary? Also yes. Are they grossly overpowered and able to kill without many consequences, along with being quite willing to enforce awful laws like covid? Yes again. The ones that quit their job because of covid restrictions were good cops, but they aren't there any more. The ones that failed to enforce bad law are morally good cops, but also, legally bad cops, and risk punishment. If they are directly ordered to participate in something, will they refuse the order? Refusing the order can get them fired.But sure, ignore the cop redirecting traffic due to a bridge being out and insist they're all out to get folks... I'm sure your car will spontaneously grow wings.
And you're doing that collectivist thing.Do cops do good things? Yes. Are they necessary? Also yes. Are they grossly overpowered and able to kill without many consequences, along with being quite willing to enforce awful laws like covid? Yes again. The ones that quit their job because of covid restrictions were good cops, but they aren't there any more. The ones that failed to enforce bad law are morally good cops, but also, legally bad cops, and risk punishment. If they are directly ordered to participate in something, will they refuse the order? Refusing the order can get them fired.
Cops decided to arrest people on a wake board because 'covid'. And I could go on. They are not a moral bastion worthy of praise as a group. In fact, as a group, they tend towards simply enforcing laws and following orders regardless of morality. They will absolutely shoot a man for failing Simon Says. They'll shoot a woman holding a baby after they entrapped a family. They routinely steal money in the name of Civil Asset Forfeiture, and they will seize your guns as well. They will arrest you for handing out food to the homeless.
Just for your basic safety, both legal and physical, you shouldn't trust cops. Don't talk to them without a lawyer, because you could end up the target. Be as nice as possible to them out of fear of things getting worse.
A cops job is not your safety. In fact, they have no legal obligation to put themselves at risk to save you. No, a cop's job is enforcing government rules.
I know cops are needed. But they aren't something that should be lauded either. A taxman is also needed, but he needs to be the but of jokes too.
I'm collectivizing on them choosing to be part of a collective. It's like collectively saying "Libertarians care about freedom" or "Firefighters put out fires": The job of a cop is to enforce the law, and this is what they signed up to do, and then cops do it. The issue is that the law isn't moralAnd you're doing that collectivist thing.
You're treating all police as a single category, and perhaps that's accurate in some countries. But in the US it's not. Police work is highly HIGHLY localized, at minimum to a State but often even further down to county and town levels.
I'm not saying the cops are corrupt. In fact the 'corrupt' cops, i.e. the ones that won't enforce laws, can frequently be better people. I'm saying that 'good' cops, who just enforce the law, are morally bad if the law itself is morally bad. And the law is frequently morally bad. All the examples I listed in that paragraph? Those were 'good' cops enforcing the law.What this means is that cops doing things badly in one location IN NO WAY means police in other jurisdictions are as corrupt, given the same training, or have the same attitudes.
First,if picture with norwegian jew is real,then he should choose less painfull method of suicide.
It is a joke.Second - why turkish deity is insect,and why jews fighting it are green lizards? i do not undarstandt that.
OK,that cover jews,but why turkish deity is insect? i have little knowledge about them,but i think,that turks worshipped Tengri,god of heaven.It is a joke.
it combined the
with the fact jews control everything.Reptilian conspiracy theory - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
to come to the conclusion that jews are space reptiles wearing human disguise.
My guess is that someone just took an existing picture from a fantasy TTRPG and added a caption to it.OK,that cover jews,but why turkish deity is insect? i have little knowledge about them,but i think,that turks worshipped Tengri,god of heaven.
Thanks.Likely explanation.They found first picture with lizardman,and used it.My guess is that someone just took an existing picture from a fantasy TTRPG and added a caption to it.
But there might be a deeper layer to the turkish god thing I am not getting.
no that is completely off.Thanks.Likely explanation.They found first picture with lizardman,and used it.
But,since it is about bad jews,why they do not molest some pure aryan princess ?
if i remember correctly,main Hitler problem was jews having affairs with blond womans,at least in the beginning.