To Protect and to Serve...

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tim said:
Meanwhile a million calls for service occur daily without incident. The odds are high that, when called for service, they'll conduct business correctly. Usually, only 1 part of the equation leaves every call satisfied. The Ras' and DTH's are usually the ones yelling from behind a phone camera, neither helping or providing any real substance to the event. Only wishing to become part of the police encounter, some acknowledgement from the po-po so they can feign outrage and courage for "standing up to the man". Cowards too pussified to help and too stupid to figure out their liberal arts teacher was wrong.
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See, this is the problem, but I'm willing to help.

What can we do to limit the number of those service calls? I'm on the side of driving that number (ideally) as close to zero as possible.

Maybe this is an area when we can work together. If we limit the number of interactions between civilians and cops, we put fewer cops lives at risk and fewer civilian lives at risk.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
See, this is the problem, but I'm willing to help.

What can we do to limit the number of those service calls? I'm on the side of driving that number (ideally) as close to zero as possible.

Maybe this is an area when we can work together. If we limit the number of interactions between civilians and cops, we put fewer cops lives at risk and fewer civilian lives at risk.
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Zero interactions lead to zero chances to extort the citizens they took an oath to protect. Grow the F up man.
 
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Cdywolfe said:
Quit "disparaging the time I (he's) spent helping society. As if you were somehow in the know."

That 19 year old shouldn't have had that dime bag if he didn't want his life ruined for the betterment of society.
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That 19 year old should have had an expired visa or an fake green card.

He might have lived.
 
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I'd also like to seriously challenge that without incident statement. Taking money out of the pocket of someone who's on their way to actually being productive cause they don't have the right sticker on their car is far from what I'd consider without incident.
 
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Cdywolfe said:
I'd also like to seriously challenge that without incident statement. Taking money out of the pocket of someone who's on their way to actually being productive cause they don't have the right sticker on their car is far from what I'd consider without incident.
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How hard is it to have the right sticker on your car?
 
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Ha know guys, he's kinda got a point. If we all didn't have to pay for said sticker, how would whatever worthless beurocrat who manages such tasks have the funds to give a no-bid contract to his cousin to build the worthless roads we have 5 times longer than it should take at 5 times the costs they should all while stuffing his cut in his back pocket?
 
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volbeast33 said:
That you can prevent the police from pulling you over with the right sticker..... I know you consider it extortion but where is the movement to change anything?
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My only point to that would be that I would figure cops had bigger fish to fry than worry about people with no stickers.

Aren't there terrorists with expired visas to go harassing? What about murderers? Rapists? Thieves?

I guess I don't go to bed at night worried about when the next city/county tax violator is going to do some violence towards me.
 
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tim said:
Meanwhile a million calls for service occur daily without incident. The odds are high that, when called for service, they'll conduct business correctly. Usually, only 1 part of the equation leaves every call satisfied. The Ras' and DTH's are usually the ones yelling from behind a phone camera, neither helping or providing any real substance to the event. Only wishing to become part of the police encounter, some acknowledgement from the po-po so they can feign outrage and courage for "standing up to the man". Cowards too pussified to help and too stupid to figure out their liberal arts teacher was wrong.
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Most shocking and disturbing thing in this post is that there are a million calls for service to the police each day.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
My only point to that would be that I would figure cops had bigger fish to fry than worry about people with no stickers.

Aren't there terrorists with expired visas to go harassing? What about murderers? Rapists? Thieves?

I guess I don't go to bed at night worried about when the next city/county tax violator is going to do some violence towards me.
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Joel rifkin, the interstate killer, son of Sam...... And I could go on and on were all arrested and put behind bars bc they violated traffic laws
 
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volbeast33 said:
Joel rifkin, the interstate killer, son of Sam...... And I could go on and on were all arrested and put behind bars bc they violated traffic laws
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When I was in high school a girl in my class's parent won like $200 million in the power ball. Does that make me stupid for not playing the lottery too?

Al Capone got caught for tax crimes. Maybe the IRS should just start auditing us all in hopes of catching that big fish.
 
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Cdywolfe said:
When I was in high school a girl in my class's parent won like $200 million in the power ball. Does that make me stupid for not playing the lottery too?

Al Capone got caught for tax crimes. Maybe the IRS should just start auditing us all in hopes of catching that big fish.
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No you're stupid for not marrying her.
 
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Cdywolfe said:
When I was in high school a girl in my class's parent won like $200 million in the power ball. Does that make me stupid for not playing the lottery too?

Al Capone got caught for tax crimes. Maybe the IRS should just start auditing us all in hopes of catching that big fish.
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He was wanting them to stop the murderers.... Seems like several of the famous ones have been found during traffic stops
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
You get a golf clap and another question... how many citizens have their rights, property, life/limb damaged after one of these routine searches?
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I'm not sure.....no one I love or care about has had their life, rights or property damaged.... I have been pulled over 30 times in my lifetime.....and my car searched once.... I survived it all.
 
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