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Cops Being Cops: A Thread Showcasing News of These Noble and Just Creatures

Started by Frood, February 11, 2019, 12:58:49 AM

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Frood

Quote from: "Cronus"Fortunately we don't require justification for threads. I suppose we could make a form and make everyone submit it to start a thread.....

Oh, and threads are still threads regardless of where they are. Derails can still be moved by the request of the OP, even in RR.


It's still mostly civil so let it ride as is.



Cop Junkies: 1

DD: 0
Blahhhhhh...

Anonymous

Quote from: "Peaches"
Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"Because I intend to highlight the abuses of authority cops are naturally prone to.


Lmao, idiots like you that choose to generalize the millions of good to awesome cops out there from a few that make the news deserve to be sentence for a good ass beating.  ac_beating


Aside from your casual delivery of unwarranted insults, I've heard this old saw hundreds of times.  My questions for you are, first, when you have forty cops on a force and only two of them are bad apples, is this fact invisible to the other thirty-eight cops?  And if your answer is no, then my second question is, what does it say about those other thirty-eight cops when they look the other way and keep their mouths closed?  Are you saying they are still good to awesome cops?



I may have more questions, depending on whatever answer you do or don't provide.

My brother is a policeman..



He went through many levels in the hiring process that is used to eliminate potential bad apples..



Few people that submit an initial application are sworn in as officers.

Frood

Anyone willing to aggress against a peaceful individual has aspects of bad appleness in them.
Blahhhhhh...

Zetsu

Quote from: "Peaches"
Quote from: "Zetsu"
It all really depends on how corrupt those cops are.  Even in some developing countries where the majority of police would be fired by first world standards, they're still needed.  And tbh the funny thing is this old saw is what I learned from RW when it comes to defending Muslims, but the main difference is cops are still a boon to the society where Muslims are a dime a dozen.


I'd prefer to leave the Muslims out of this, lest the topic get diluted further.  It sounds like you're saying that some amount of corruption in the police is tolerable since society needs them.  That is different than your prior argument that most cops are good and even awesome and shouldn't be judged by a few bad examples (or the ones who make the news.)  And I don't' even want to ask how much corruption is tolerable before it gets too corrupt.



I'm remembering a post I made in Gaion's thread about serving in the military, where I discussed the Good Conduct Medal as not really reflecting 3 years of good conduct but only 3 years of undetected crime.  I think this probably applies to police work, too.



In the case of cops, I am not really comfortable in a situation where I have to encounter a cop who is carrying a firearm and can probably get away with simply killing me, if he feels like it or is having a bad day or if the situation is not really as it appears.  If society expects me to put my trust and faith in a cop, I want a cop who merits that trust and faith.  For instance, if I just got mugged by "that guy over there" and he happens to be a CI of the cop who shows up, or if the cop happens to be involved in drug trafficking with "that guy" ... well, it's not gonna turn out well for me, and I'd have done better not to have called the cops at all.



It's possible that you could get awesome cops to do this dangerous and yucky work if you paid them a lot more than we want to pay, but maybe not even then.  Bottom line is, communities tend to get the kind of policing they "want."  Or at least the kind of policing the city fathers want.  Usually, that means a lot of moral and ethical corners get cut.  In the US for instance, municipalities are getting tired of million dollar wrongful death verdicts and they are now moving to a position of "municipal indemnity" where they say "we hired this maggot in good faith and he passed his training with high scores at the Academy, so our hands are clean."  And they throw his ass under the bus and let your survivors sue HIM for his entire net worth of $78.16 and that's all you get.  And usually he moves to another jurisdiction 25 miles away and THAT police force is happy to hire him.


Earlier I meant to applaud the average police of first world states, but yea 3rd world is pretty messed up(heard a lot horrific and retarded stories from China before they modernized), but it's not surprising for people that can hardly make a living and still need to put their lives on the front line.  



For the rest of your argument I gotta admit you have a point and sounds rational even to a pro-police person like me.  I'm not too fond of the idea of cops that failed horribly are still given another chance to become one again, chances they can repeat the same mistake.  Though there's a few things I'd like to bring up is, imo a police job will always involves lives, this is the burden they carry and even if they messed up, as long as they tried close to their best to help and in an practical manner(due to ever lack of resources and budget), it's hard to really blame them.  I mean we all remember when we're kids we've made a lot of mistakes in our class exams, even if we studied for weeks prior to it and read and answered every question carefully, mistakes still happen, and I see a police task not much different, except it much more critical and involves lives.



For American cops I think they're the one of the most professional people in the entire universe, even giving them credit for having balls of steel isn't enough when you know guns are a plague in the US.
Permanently off his rocker

Anonymous

Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"Anyone willing to aggress against a peaceful individual has aspects of bad appleness in them.

That's why a well trained police force is necessary.

Zetsu

Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"Anyone willing to aggress against a peaceful individual has aspects of bad appleness in them.


Yea, and painting and bashing your/other police doesn't,  time to bend over for your ass kicking Dinky.  :sdfjh(2):
Permanently off his rocker

Bricktop

Quote from: "Cronus"Fortunately we don't require justification for threads. I suppose we could make a form and make everyone submit it to start a thread.....

Oh, and threads are still threads regardless of where they are. Derails can still be moved by the request of the OP, even in RR.


We?



You're a mod. You're not the owner. It's Fashionistas call. Not yours.



Freud's motives are clear and simple, as YOU well know. Antagonise, irritate, troll. Repeat. That is his schtick, and he's been doing it for years earning little but loathing and contempt along the way.



If he were 12, he may warrant some patience and understanding. But a man in his 40's playing these silly games is pathetic.

Anonymous

Let's face it, this is a troll thread..



Nothing wrong with trying to get a rise from people, but it belongs here.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "Peaches"
Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"Because I intend to highlight the abuses of authority cops are naturally prone to.


Lmao, idiots like you that choose to generalize the millions of good to awesome cops out there from a few that make the news deserve to be sentence for a good ass beating.  ac_beating


Aside from your casual delivery of unwarranted insults, I've heard this old saw hundreds of times.  My questions for you are, first, when you have forty cops on a force and only two of them are bad apples, is this fact invisible to the other thirty-eight cops?  And if your answer is no, then my second question is, what does it say about those other thirty-eight cops when they look the other way and keep their mouths closed?  Are you saying they are still good to awesome cops?



I may have more questions, depending on whatever answer you do or don't provide.

My brother is a policeman..



He went through many levels in the hiring process that is used to eliminate potential bad apples..



Few people that submit an initial application are sworn in as officers.

I believe that. The RCMP, the OPP only take the cream of the crop.

Anonymous

Quote from: "seoulbro"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "Peaches"
Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"Because I intend to highlight the abuses of authority cops are naturally prone to.


Lmao, idiots like you that choose to generalize the millions of good to awesome cops out there from a few that make the news deserve to be sentence for a good ass beating.  ac_beating


Aside from your casual delivery of unwarranted insults, I've heard this old saw hundreds of times.  My questions for you are, first, when you have forty cops on a force and only two of them are bad apples, is this fact invisible to the other thirty-eight cops?  And if your answer is no, then my second question is, what does it say about those other thirty-eight cops when they look the other way and keep their mouths closed?  Are you saying they are still good to awesome cops?



I may have more questions, depending on whatever answer you do or don't provide.

My brother is a policeman..



He went through many levels in the hiring process that is used to eliminate potential bad apples..



Few people that submit an initial application are sworn in as officers.

I believe that. The RCMP, the OPP only take the cream of the crop.

For the RCMP, the stepped selection process is designed to eliminate anyone who is not the best of the best.

Frood

Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"Anyone willing to aggress against a peaceful individual has aspects of bad appleness in them.

That's why a well trained police force is necessary.


They train to aggress.
Blahhhhhh...

Frood

Quote from: "Fashionista"Let's face it, this is a troll thread..



Nothing wrong with trying to get a rise from people, but it belongs here.


It wasn't intended as such. More of a post news stories and links thread. Bricktop trolled you.
Blahhhhhh...

Bricktop

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I'M the troll???



You, maintaining a silly pretense for 3 years.

You, who stated clearly to another member that you came here with the specific purpose of trolling ME?

You, who is widely pilloried and ridiculed for your infantile antics and duplicity?

You, who has spent years trolling people with malice and spite?

You, who by your own words has used HUNDREDS of alters on the web?



You accuse ME of trolling???



 ac_lmfao

Anonymous

Quote from: "Fashionista"Let's face it, this is a troll thread..



Nothing wrong with trying to get a rise from people, but it belongs here.


It certainly appears that way, at this point.  Moreover, if one attends to the way it unfolded, the primary troll is not the OP -- and more than one troll is involved.  



Personally, as I've already said, I have an interest in the topic and will probably say more about it even if it's in RR.  







I confess to being irritated by seeing a member try to bully your moderator, though.  Not cool.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Zetsu"
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Earlier I meant to applaud the average police of first world states, but yea 3rd world is pretty messed up(heard a lot horrific and retarded stories from China before they modernized), but it's not surprising for people that can hardly make a living and still need to put their lives on the front line.  



For the rest of your argument I gotta admit you have a point and sounds rational even to a pro-police person like me.  I'm not too fond of the idea of cops that failed horribly are still given another chance to become one again, chances they can repeat the same mistake.  Though there's a few things I'd like to bring up is, imo a police job will always involves lives, this is the burden they carry and even if they messed up, as long as they tried close to their best to help and in an practical manner(due to ever lack of resources and budget), it's hard to really blame them.  I mean we all remember when we're kids we've made a lot of mistakes in our class exams, even if we studied for weeks prior to it and read and answered every question carefully, mistakes still happen, and I see a police task not much different, except it much more critical and involves lives.



For American cops I think they're the one of the most professional people in the entire universe, even giving them credit for having balls of steel isn't enough when you know guns are a plague in the US.


Thanks.  I appreciate a couple of your points and will sleep on them.

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