To Protect and to Serve II

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Rasputin_Vol said:
9/11 was the biggest freedom grab up until COVID. And you white guys are going to argue with me about the cops/military are going to be the ones to protect your freedoms. Cops are cops. They are going to fall back on "just following orders" as they stomp on your freedoms or on your necks.
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You won't get an argument from me about what dicks cops are, so quit lumping me into the universal "white guy" pile.
 
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VolStrom said:
You won't get an argument from me about what dicks cops are, so quit lumping me into the universal "white guy" pile.
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I'm obviously generalizing, so "not all". But I'm speaking directly to these "white guys" that burn Kaepernick jerseys and scream "back the blue"/"blue lives matter" and ignore the idea that we have a serious cop problem. And more importantly, these "patriots" that are in some dream world and think that when the time comes, these same cops that they defend wouldn't turn around and turn their wrath on them and use the excuse of "just following orders".
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
"officer safety"... You can do anything if you are a cop based on "officer safety".

WOW...
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I was under the impression that people knew policing was inherently dangerous when they went to police academy. If they assumed safety at the end of barking commands and expecting everyone to comply mindlessly, they might be assumed too much. Officer safety doesn’t trump individual rights.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
I was under the impression that people knew policing was inherently dangerous when they went to police academy. If they assumed safety at the end of barking commands and expecting everyone to comply mindlessly, they might be assumed too much. Officer safety doesn’t trump individual rights.
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The problem is that this is not being trained. Instead, they are trained that their own lives are worth so much more than a regular citizen's, that they can decide whatever they want constitutes a "threat to their life and they were just defending themselves" and the crooked, stacked system employs people like LG to defend their right to kill us.
 
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MercyPercy said:
The problem is that this is not being trained. Instead, they are trained that their own lives are worth so much more than a regular citizen's, that they can decide whatever they want constitutes a "threat to their life and they were just defending themselves" and the crooked, stacked system employs people like LG to defend their right to kill us.
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Cannot see qualified immunity going anywhere either unless they lose it in individual cases for being just stupid. The stacked system is very real.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
Cannot see qualified immunity going anywhere either unless they lose it in individual cases for being just stupid. The stacked system is very real.
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You'll need the DA's to play ball and start charging these guys, though. And, even if they do go on trial, we still have far too many sheep out here that blindly worship the uniform on these juries.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
"officer safety"... You can do anything if you are a cop based on "officer safety".

WOW...
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At some point when will there be a real discussion about citizens safety?

I seen a video posted somewhere of a cop pulling a gun on a man with a camera because h he thought it was a “gun”. If a cop doesn’t know the difference between a camera and a gun then he should be fired immediately.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
If there was any justice in this world, these game wardens and TWRA guys would be shot on the spot.

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Government Agents Routinely Entering Private Land Without Warrants | ZeroHedge

In April, Highlander’s wife and 6-year-old son were playing basketball in their yard. When his wife went to retrieve a long rebound, she spotted a man in full camouflage walking among the trees. Alarmed, she and her son darted inside the house.

When Highlander went outside, he couldn’t locate the man, but did discover that a game camera he’d placed in his food plot was gone. When he called police, he learned the man on his property was an agent of Virginia’s Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) -- one of three who crossed another piece of private land to enter his property. Worse, the same trio had taken his camera, holding no warrant for that action either.
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