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Originally posted by cyberdude78
You have to keep in mind that cops are humans, and all humans make mistakes. Sometimes they're worse than others. There's always going to be bad cops, it's like that in any profession, there's people that don't do there job right. But do you really think that the average cop on the beat is out to take away all your freedom's?
Originally posted by cyberdude78
But do you really think that the average cop on the beat is out to take away all your freedom's?
Originally posted by andy1033
Have you ever seen a good cop. Bet all of them have deliberately murdered people(i.e by destroying there lives).
Just my two cents
Originally posted by andy1033
Have you ever seen a good cop. Bet all of them have deliberately murdered people(i.e by destroying there lives)
Originally posted by annestacey
Originally posted by cyberdude78
But do you really think that the average cop on the beat is out to take away all your freedom's?
Who's to say the average cop isn't experiencing increasing amounts of "suggestion" from the higher ups? As our society gets more increasingly violent, the cops are forced to increase their own behaviors in order to control situations.
We are all being brainwashed in the same way. Have you seen the increasing number of violent shows that are on TV and called "entertainment"? Try Court TV. In addition to shows like "Forensic Files" and "Body of Evidence" and "North Mission Road", you've got back-to-back episodes of "Cops", "Most Shocking", "World's Wildest Police Videos". And if you flip the channel over to MSNBC, you've got back-to-back episodes of "Lockup" and "To Catch a Predator".
You also have the fictional crime dramas such as "CSI", "CSI Miami", "CSI New York", "Prison Break", "Without a Trace", "Law and Order", "Law and Order SVU", "Law and Order Criminal Intent"... the list goes on and on.
Originally posted by cyberdude78
You have to keep in mind that cops are humans, and all humans make mistakes. Sometimes they're worse than others. There's always going to be bad cops, it's like that in any profession, there's people that don't do there job right. But do you really think that the average cop on the beat is out to take away all your freedom's?
Originally posted by magicmushroom
The people on the receiving end are not terrorists or crimminals they are just normal everyday citizens who assume they are living in a Democracy and have rights. Its obvious from many of these videos that those rights are being denied and police powers are being abused or are they?
Originally posted by andy1033
Have you ever seen a good cop. Bet all of them have deliberately murdered people(i.e by destroying there lives).
Just my two cents
Originally posted by elevatedone
and these people who are not terrorst or criminals, I wonder exactly what they were doing or saying to get the cops attention in the first place.
I'll bet it wasn't just walking down the street or anything like that.
Originally posted by elevatedone
People, stop complaining about the police... while every once in a while there might be a "bad seed", cops are human and are here to help us.
Bottom Line.
"They beat my sons brutally," said Jacqueline Jones of Springdale, the mother of 14-year-old Ryan Parks and 16-year-old Thomas Parks Jr., who were arrested along with their father and cousin after clashing with police Friday night.
Jones said when she got to the door of the police station to retrieve her sons, she could hear Chief Joe Naviglia, who is white, yelling threats and racial slurs at her children.
"He said, 'I'm sick of you 'n-word' kids coming into my town and ruining games," Jones told reporters.
Originally posted by elevatedone
It's really simple, DON"T BREAK THE LAW!!!
If you are stopped by a police officer, cooperate, you shouldn't have anything to hide.
Use Yes Sir / Ma'am, No Sir / Ma'am. Show respect.
Originally posted by elevatedone
If you are asked for I.D. present it to them, tell them the truth about what you are doing and where you are going.
Originally posted by elevatedone
Don't make sudden movements or act "suspicous".
I just don't understand why people insist that cops are bad and that we should fear them, I really don't.
Heck if it was, I wouldn't care anyway, because I DON'T BREAK THE LAW and have nothing to hide from the authorities.