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Criminal Cops Going To Prison
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Because if you care enough to copypasta about it, it should follow that you care enough to say something about it.
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You say something about it and then I'll copypasta what you said.
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What would you like me to say about it?
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Whatever you, personally, think about it.
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“copypasta” is unbelievably intolerable, stop saying it... Nobody has ever copied pasta ever! EXCEPT FOR THE FOLK THAT FOLLOW RECIPES!
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I think there needs to be way more accountability for wrongdoing within police departments nation wide. The majority of the time these cops who commit crime and whatnot either get treated with kid gloves or nothing happens at all. There needs to be higher standards for cops when they're found out to be habitual troublemakers. Tired of police unions protecting and keeping the "few bad apples" employed.
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I think it's a crock of shit that some cops, whatever percentage, really do believe they're the law or above the law and should be free of any consequences that the average citizen would have to face.
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I think it's a crock of shit that some people defend cops and always think they're in the right, merely because they're cops.
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I think it's ironic that a group of people who have a job holding other people accountable for their actions are not necessarily the most trustworthy people themselves.
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I think it's a load of shit that "only criminals hate cops".
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Obviously criminals don't like cops, but law-abiding citizens with common sense don't like criminal cops.
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Criminal cops are way more dangerous than the average criminal since they're afforded with all kinds of legal protections. Look up 'qualified immunity' for a good example.
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Get the fuck out of here if you have nothing useful to contribute. I didn't ask you to come here.
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You disagree with the thread topic. You disagree there's no such thing as criminal cops. So piss off and go to a thread you are interested in.
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Back on topic.
"The police do not care about keeping you safe. If they did, they wouldn’t put innocent people in danger every day by driving unmarked cars, behaving unprofessionally, and performing no-knock raids. All these things make it quite easy to impersonate an officer in order to commit a crime.
People know their lives are literally in jeopardy if they disobey even the most minor order from a police officer. Innocent people are no exception, and simply questioning an officer, or asserting one’s rights has gotten people beaten, arrested, and even killed.
Because of this environment created by an overbearing oppressive police state, a perfect opportunity has opened up for criminals to easily exploit their victim’s fear of police. Criminals simply need to pose as police, and any resistance on the part of their victims melts away."
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"The police do not care about keeping you safe. If they did, they wouldn’t put innocent people in danger every day by driving unmarked cars, behaving unprofessionally, and performing no-knock raids. All these things make it quite easy to impersonate an officer in order to commit a crime.
People know their lives are literally in jeopardy if they disobey even the most minor order from a police officer. Innocent people are no exception, and simply questioning an officer, or asserting one’s rights has gotten people beaten, arrested, and even killed.
Because of this environment created by an overbearing oppressive police state, a perfect opportunity has opened up for criminals to easily exploit their victim’s fear of police. Criminals simply need to pose as police, and any resistance on the part of their victims melts away."
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I'm not the asshole shitting all over other people's threads.
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Either stay on topic and contribute or stay the fuck out.
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"Impersonating officers is not uncommon as you can see. This blind obedience to officers has caused women to be sexually assaulted, and homes to be invaded. But it is not just the fake cops you have to worry about.
Actual Police Commit Crimes Too
Real police commit crimes too, which is all the more reason not to place some members of society above fellow citizens.
If a police officer engages an innocent person, that person must essentially ask permission to walk away from the encounter. The fact that police demand unquestioning obedience, and act violently enraged if their authority is challenged only helps criminals get away with their crimes while posing as police officers.
But this same bullying extralegal behavior is used by police to commit crimes. Last year a Texas officer sexually assaulted a female driver, and a Honolulu officer was accused of raping a 14-year-old girl.
Unfortunately, rape and sexual assault by police officers appear to be extremely common. And even when the case is “resolved” with a conviction of the officer, the sentence is a miscarriage of justice."
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If you want to remain ignorant that's your problem, not mine.
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Quit flooding my threads with your childish bullshit.
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"One woman was offered a ride home by an officer after an incident had been resolved without any arrests.
She said she didn’t consent, but didn’t resist or say no because she was scared for her life.
“If I would’ve fought him back, yes, he would’ve murdered me. He would’ve took my life and I have kids,” she said.
“If I would’ve fought him back, yes, he would’ve murdered me. He would’ve took my life and I have kids,” she said.
The officer ended up being and sentenced to one year in prison.
61% of all victims of police crimes are women. In San Diego, patrol officers working alone at night against women they pulled over."
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"Police also invade homes. An 80-year-old-man was by police after they broke into his home in a no-knock raid. They had obtained a search warrant with the only evidence being that they smelled chemicals associated with making meth. Hearing a home invasion, the elderly man picked up a pistol and was shot to death in his bed without firing a shot. No meth was found. The officers were not charged with the murder and were found to have acted appropriately.
This highlights how the drug war, no knock raids, and militarized police also contribute to the problems faced when trying to protect your life from thugs in real or fake uniforms.
But sometimes cops don’t even get a trumped up warrant before murdering innocent civilians.
One man was when he took his legally owned firearm with him to open the door after a loud knock late at night. The officer did not identify himself, but seeing a gun, shot the man to death. For some reason, the officer was not charged, and the court prevented the man’s family from suing him, citing qualified immunity. They said it was not clear that the officer had committed any crime in murdering the homeowner.
The problem with police committing crimes is so voluminous that we can only scratch the surface here. But one thing is for sure, you have almost as much reason to fear becoming the victim of a crime from a real uniformed officer as from someone posing as an officer."
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I've been staying on topic, in my thread to boot, you asshole.
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