All cops evil...by choice ?

http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

along the same line, judges who don't follow the letter of the law are seldom reprimanded. It seems as if the only recourse for judges who continually disgrace their position is made at the ballot box.

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.

I don't know, but I can guarantee you that this one was....

Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't know, but this one was.....

http://www2.fox16.com/content/news/state/story/State-Police-Home-Security-System-Recorded-Austin/xJgMcZkvV06fU-jpl9bzuQ.cspx

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

That is a broad question...in a group situation they appear to be. If you are talking about abuse being illegal battery on their FELLOW citizens it does happen often. The idea seems to have crept in that they are THE authorities when in all reality that is a modern construct. All citizens were meant to have the same arrest powers as any cop on the beat. Perhaps the idea that we are at war and the USA is just another battle ground changed all that. Perhaps we now have gestapo where we once had peace officers. perhaps we are closer to living in Fallujah than Mayberry.

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

and on and on........etc.......

cops are sensitive to others feelings. They don't hurt people just because.....Ok, i lied

BEFORE:

AFTER:


HIS CRIME: HOMELESS

http://blogs.ocweekly.com/navelgazing/2011/07/kelly_thomas_officer-involved.php

Joanimaroni wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

I don't think they are either. Im not sure what teo's prob is with the police, I know what talkinstangs is.

imagine a country with no police at all. it would be the wild wild west in crack ville every night.

they are using a broad brush to paint a entire group of people as something because of a few. that tactic is over used.

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

I don't think they are either. Im not sure what teo's prob is with the police, I know what talkinstangs is.

imagine a country with no police at all. it would be the wild wild west in crack  ville every night.

they are using a broad brush to paint a entire group of people as something because of a few. that tactic is over used.

I disagree, You should read the article. I give you your opinion and I reserve mine.

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

I don't think they are either. Im not sure what teo's prob is with the police, I know what talkinstangs is.

imagine a country with no police at all. it would be the wild wild west in crack  ville every night.

they are using a broad brush to paint a entire group of people as something because of a few. that tactic is over used.

I disagree, You should read the article. I give you your opinion and I reserve mine.

I stopped reading at Nazi.

you don't give me my opinion btw. I grew it all my own. and all cops are not bad. cops are just people, they come in all sizes, flavors, mentalities, egos etc etc ....

They serve a function within our society.

Chrissy wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

I don't think they are either. Im not sure what teo's prob is with the police, I know what talkinstangs is.

imagine a country with no police at all. it would be the wild wild west in crack  ville every night.

they are using a broad brush to paint a entire group of people as something because of a few. that tactic is over used.

I disagree, You should read the article. I give you your opinion and I reserve mine.

I stopped reading at Nazi.

you don't give me my opinion btw. I grew it all my own. and all cops are not bad. cops are just people, they come in all sizes, flavors, mentalities, egos etc etc ....

They serve a function within our society.

I am sorry the English phrase i used was miss understood, "I give you" simply means I concede you have every right to that opinion but take it as it suits you. The parallels between how our country is reshaping our police forces and Nazis is unmistakeable. Armored trucks, militarized police, innocent people shot daily...you are 7 times more likely to be killed by a cop than a terrorist. 500 INNOCENT people are killed by police each year. Anyway, keep your opinion and your approval I certainly don't need either.

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

I don't think they are either. Im not sure what teo's prob is with the police, I know what talkinstangs is.

imagine a country with no police at all. it would be the wild wild west in crack  ville every night.

they are using a broad brush to paint a entire group of people as something because of a few. that tactic is over used.

I disagree, You should read the article. I give you your opinion and I reserve mine.

I stopped reading at Nazi.

you don't give me my opinion btw. I grew it all my own. and all cops are not bad. cops are just people, they come in all sizes, flavors, mentalities, egos etc etc ....

They serve a function within our society.

I am sorry the English phrase i used was miss understood, "I give you" simply means I concede you have every right to that opinion but take it as it suits you. The parallels between how our country is reshaping our police forces and Nazis is unmistakeable. Armored trucks, militarized police, innocent people shot daily...you are 7 times more likely to be killed by a cop than a terrorist. 500 INNOCENT people are killed by police each year. Anyway, keep your opinion and your approval I certainly don't need either.

perhaps had you used the word "I'll" instead of I" give you, I might have taken it a different way.

I'll grant you that there are some bad cops. but they are far and few between. They do more good than bad. I wouldn't have a issue with you pointing out just the bad ones, but you use a broad brush to paint them all bad.

I know you don't need my approval or opinion. Im simply responding to a topic posted on a message board. Ive never been much on "group think"

Chrissy wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

I don't think they are either. Im not sure what teo's prob is with the police, I know what talkinstangs is.

imagine a country with no police at all. it would be the wild wild west in crack  ville every night.

they are using a broad brush to paint a entire group of people as something because of a few. that tactic is over used.

I disagree, You should read the article. I give you your opinion and I reserve mine.

I stopped reading at Nazi.

you don't give me my opinion btw. I grew it all my own. and all cops are not bad. cops are just people, they come in all sizes, flavors, mentalities, egos etc etc ....

They serve a function within our society.

I am sorry the English phrase i used was miss understood, "I give you" simply means I concede you have every right to that opinion but take it as it suits you. The parallels between how our country is reshaping our police forces and Nazis is unmistakeable. Armored trucks, militarized police, innocent people shot daily...you are 7 times more likely to be killed by a cop than a terrorist. 500 INNOCENT people are killed by police each year. Anyway, keep your opinion and your approval I certainly don't need either.

perhaps had you used the word "I'll" instead of I" give you, I might have taken it a different way.

I'll grant you that there are some bad cops. but they are far and few between. They do more good than bad. I wouldn't have a issue with you pointing out just the bad ones, but you use a broad brush to paint them all bad.

I know you don't need my approval or opinion. Im simply responding to a topic posted on a message board. Ive never been much on "group think"

If the "good" one's form ranks around the BAD ones and lie to protect them does that not make them BAD ?

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://ericpetersautos.com/2013/12/24/good-cops/



But there is this crucial difference between cops in the United State (singular, on purpose – in the interests of editorial accuracy) and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik  or its nationalsozialist predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them.But they choose – freely – to abuse others.

To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed.
Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not.
It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family.
A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice.
Not yet.
They can still walk away. But very few ever do.

Do you think the majority of cops are abusive?

I don't think they are.

I don't think they are either. Im not sure what teo's prob is with the police, I know what talkinstangs is.

imagine a country with no police at all. it would be the wild wild west in crack  ville every night.

they are using a broad brush to paint a entire group of people as something because of a few. that tactic is over used.

I disagree, You should read the article. I give you your opinion and I reserve mine.

I stopped reading at Nazi.

you don't give me my opinion btw. I grew it all my own. and all cops are not bad. cops are just people, they come in all sizes, flavors, mentalities, egos etc etc ....

They serve a function within our society.

I am sorry the English phrase i used was miss understood, "I give you" simply means I concede you have every right to that opinion but take it as it suits you. The parallels between how our country is reshaping our police forces and Nazis is unmistakeable. Armored trucks, militarized police, innocent people shot daily...you are 7 times more likely to be killed by a cop than a terrorist. 500 INNOCENT people are killed by police each year. Anyway, keep your opinion and your approval I certainly don't need either.

perhaps had you used the word "I'll" instead of I" give you, I might have taken it a different way.

I'll grant you that there are some bad cops. but they are far and few between. They do more good than bad. I wouldn't have a issue with you pointing out just the bad ones, but you use a broad brush to paint them all bad.

I know you don't need my approval or opinion. Im simply responding to a topic posted on a message board. Ive never been much on "group think"

If the "good" one's form ranks around the BAD ones and lie to protect them does that not make them BAD ?

broad brush

I am watching the Bible  and Jesus crucified on the History channel right now. It takes a special kind of person to kill an innocent man with a pleasured grin on their face. Do you suppose there are some that enjoy giving others pain and death ? Do you suppose jobs where they could do that with relative ease would appeal to them ?

TEOTWAWKI wrote:I am watching the Bible  and Jesus crucified on the History channel right now. It takes a special kind of person to kill an innocent man with a violent smile on your face. Do you suppose there are some that enjoy giving others pain and death ?

yes

I know there are some bad cops, but most are not. It is the bad stuff that makes the news.

I do not have the courage to do what law enforcement does.

QueenOfHearts wrote:

I do not have the courage to do what law enforcement does.  

That is the very reason most people cut them so much slack, yet if you study things like Columbine and many others you know they stayed outside till the shootin was well over. Like any group they seem to only get brave when the numbers and overwhelming force are on their side.

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

I do not have the courage to do what law enforcement does.  

That is the very reason most people cut them so much slack, yet if you study things like Columbine and many others you know they stayed outside till the shootin was well over. Like any group they seem to only get brave when the numbers and overwhelming force are on their side.

They followed procedures during Columbine. Procedures have changed and responses to a mass shooting are not handled the same way anymore. It isn't as if those individual officers refused to enter the school. Procedures for responding and handling situations change over time, just as the crimes change over time.

Who are you going to call if you ever need help?

QueenOfHearts wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

QueenOfHearts wrote:

I do not have the courage to do what law enforcement does.  

That is the very reason most people cut them so much slack, yet if you study things like Columbine and many others you know they stayed outside till the shootin was well over. Like any group they seem to only get brave when the numbers and overwhelming force are on their side.

They followed procedures during Columbine.  Procedures have changed and responses to a mass shooting are not handled the same way anymore.  It isn't as if those individual officers refused to enter the school.  Procedures for responding and handling situations change over time, just as the crimes change over time.

Who are you going to call if you ever need help?

The fire dept...they won't shoot me by mistake and kill my dog for fun....

talknstang wrote:cops are sensitive to others feelings. They don't hurt people just because.....Ok, i lied

Another cute try from our resident pervert.

That must be the video the defense has made up for her trial.

As you know, she drove from Panama City to Tallahassee with three minors in the car.  Either she was incredibly drunk when she left PC or she was drinking along the way.  The main road from PC to Tallahassee has a very long, very, very dark narrow stretch which is known for the head on crashes and other fatal accidents.  She arrived in Tallahassee, obviously drunk, ran a stop sign, ran up into a yard and ran into a brick house.  Was she injured in the crash into a brick house?

She failed a field sobriety test, was handcuffed and put in the back of the squad car.  She is thin and slipped the handcuffs and tried to escape.  The car was much closer to the curb that your fine defense enactment shows which means either one of the officers or she could have slipped and fallen onto the payment.  Putting her on the hood of the car was proper police procedure to handcuff a combative drunk.

She could easily have killed herself, her three passengers and who knows how many others in another car.

Not at all surprising that you sympathize with her.  You must be so proud.

Of course all cops aren't abusive and evil -- but enough of them are to cast considerable doubt, mistrust and hatred for all the uniformed officers by a public who doesn't trust the government in any form anymore.

What's it really like to be a cop in today's hateful, divided America?

When confronted by one of these beasts, what's your best bet to survive without being brutalized?

One thing for sure: "To protect and to serve," no longer exists in Amerika Inc.s law enforcement gang!

Look at my avatar. That's today's law enforcement icon!