Why do you dislike law enforcement?

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Anonymous wrote:There appears to be a contingent of posters here that dislike federal and local law enforcement. I’m wondering if people’s reasoning is similar or if there are several distinct opinions. I’ve seen several “defund” posts and even one calling for the death penalty for ICE agents. Maybe it’s only one or two posters. I’ll be interested to see your replies.

Abolish ICE.

#BlackLivesMatter

Law abiding Black people that live in high crime areas in Democrat run cities welcome a larger law enforcement presence.

Sure.

Police are a leech on every municipality, county, state and federal budget. The tiny crime free small town I'm from blows sometime like $1.5 million annually on a dozen cops, trucks, and a couple of brass (who do literally nothing). Most days there are just a handful of 911 calls, so they're idle all day just sitting, driving in circles, and pretending to "protect" the public school buildings. The whole thing is a fear-mongering scam. A complete waste of money going to freeloading low class cronies who sit on their asses all day until they can retire after 25 years with generous pensions. They're not heroes. When crap hits the fan the average cop will run the other way or make things worse because they're so damn inept.

True. Waste of money for taxpayers, but it makes certain people a lot of money in the scams and money laundering, so the cops continue to exist.
Just like the mafia and their goons continue to exist. Same as the cartels and their soldiers.

Now wait until you delve into the money laundering and waste the DOD spends on military budgets. Holy gee wiz.

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Anonymous wrote:I only dislike them when I'm getting cited for something I've done. I've never dealt with LE where I wasn't guilty, but I still don't like it, or the officer at the time.

Oh you will eventually. Pretty much everyone has.

This may be the most inaccurate post ever. It isn’t even a good try.

Get out more. Don't hide in your house.

I was out during your Covid lockdown. That hasn’t changed. Stay in your lane Karen.

Were you "essential to the covid effort" herr gestapo? Say that in the Ralph Fiennes nazi voice.

You’ve desensitized everyone to Nazi and gestapo. They’re just words now. Nice work. No one cares. Good luck in therapy.

wearing a hoody jacket with your hood up?

Funny, just come across this one. Innocent person, waiting for Lyft ride, outside of his place of employment, son of a retired police captain, no criminal record at all.

Go on thinking it's "just a few bad apples" when it's 95% of them are bad now. Thousands upon thousands of videos like this each year now. Imagine how many are not caught on video.

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Anonymous wrote:I only dislike them when I'm getting cited for something I've done. I've never dealt with LE where I wasn't guilty, but I still don't like it, or the officer at the time.

Oh you will eventually. Pretty much everyone has.

This may be the most inaccurate post ever. It isn’t even a good try.

Get out more. Don't hide in your house.

I was out during your Covid lockdown. That hasn’t changed. Stay in your lane Karen.

Were you "essential to the covid effort" herr gestapo? Say that in the Ralph Fiennes nazi voice.

You’ve desensitized everyone to Nazi and gestapo. They’re just words now. Nice work. No one cares. Good luck in therapy.

wearing a hoody jacket with your hood up?

Funny, just come across this one. Innocent person, waiting for Lyft ride, outside of his place of employment, son of a retired police captain, no criminal record at all.

Go on thinking it's "just a few bad apples" when it's 95% of them are bad now. Thousands upon thousands of videos like this each year now. Imagine how many are not caught on video.

There's about 700,000 police officers in the US. So, yeah, seems like a few bad apples. Otherwise, there would be 100,000s of videos.

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Anonymous wrote:Funny, just come across this one. Innocent person, waiting for Lyft ride, outside of his place of employment, son of a retired police captain, no criminal record at all.

Go on thinking it's "just a few bad apples" when it's 95% of them are bad now. Thousands upon thousands of videos like this each year now. Imagine how many are not caught on video.

Thoughts on this?

https://wach.com/news/local/richland-county-deputy-saves-mans-life

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I casually dislike police for a reason no one has brought up yet (but in this crowd, it’s not surprising that no one has mentioned this yet).

I resent police because they essentially protect criminals from their victims or from vigilantes acting on the behalf of those victims.

For example- if I observed a guy was breaking into my neighbor’s car, and I sneaked up behind him and hit him over the head with a baseball bat, and he was left with debilitating brain injuries from that - the police would put a lot MORE effort into finding and charging me with assaulting or attempting to murder him than they ever would’ve trying to pursue him for breaking into a car. Or let’s say I was out walking my dogs and I see a man in the process of raping a woman, who’s pleading for help. If I walked up and shot that guy in the head, then kept on walking - the police would search endlessly for me, so they could charge me with murder.

Vigilantism has its own deterrent factor IF it’s allowed to happen without interference. Police interfere with that deterrence. As a result, we live in fear of both criminals AND the police.


That’s why I dislike cops. Because they protect criminals from people like me.

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Anonymous wrote:I casually dislike police for a reason no one has brought up yet (but in this crowd, it’s not surprising that no one has mentioned this yet).

I resent police because they essentially protect criminals from their victims or from vigilantes acting on the behalf of those victims.

For example- if I observed a guy was breaking into my neighbor’s car, and I sneaked up behind him and hit him over the head with a baseball bat, and he was left with debilitating brain injuries from that - the police would put a lot MORE effort into finding and charging me with assaulting or attempting to murder him than they ever would’ve trying to pursue him for breaking into a car. Or let’s say I was out walking my dogs and I see a man in the process of raping a woman, who’s pleading for help. If I walked up and shot that guy in the head, then kept on walking - the police would search endlessly for me, so they could charge me with murder.

Vigilantism has its own deterrent factor IF it’s allowed to happen without interference. Police interfere with that deterrence. As a result, we live in fear of both criminals AND the police.


That’s why I dislike cops. Because they protect criminals from people like me.

Ooooh. So scary. Go get um Bernie Goetz.

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The police are the brownshirts for republicans and maga.

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Anonymous wrote:There appears to be a contingent of posters here that dislike federal and local law enforcement. I’m wondering if people’s reasoning is similar or if there are several distinct opinions. I’ve seen several “defund” posts and even one calling for the death penalty for ICE agents. Maybe it’s only one or two posters. I’ll be interested to see your replies.

I grew up a bad neighborhood. so thereis that

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Anonymous wrote:I only dislike them when I'm getting cited for something I've done. I've never dealt with LE where I wasn't guilty, but I still don't like it, or the officer at the time.

Oh you will eventually. Pretty much everyone has.

This may be the most inaccurate post ever. It isn’t even a good try.

Get out more. Don't hide in your house.

I was out during your Covid lockdown. That hasn’t changed. Stay in your lane Karen.

Were you "essential to the covid effort" herr gestapo? Say that in the Ralph Fiennes nazi voice.

You’ve desensitized everyone to Nazi and gestapo. They’re just words now. Nice work. No one cares. Good luck in therapy.

wearing a hoody jacket with your hood up?

Funny, just come across this one. Innocent person, waiting for Lyft ride, outside of his place of employment, son of a retired police captain, no criminal record at all.

Go on thinking it's "just a few bad apples" when it's 95% of them are bad now. Thousands upon thousands of videos like this each year now. Imagine how many are not caught on video.

There's about 700,000 police officers in the US. So, yeah, seems like a few bad apples. Otherwise, there would be 100,000s of videos.

Funny how those so-called "good" ones always look the other way when their colleagues are committing crimes or behaving inappropriately huh?

"Muh thin blue line!" "Back the blue, no matter what or who!"

They are culpable and guilty as well.

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Anonymous wrote:The police are the brownshirts for republicans and maga.

Wrong, they are the gestapo/stazi for "government" and politicians.
It's all one big club, and in every country the same. They are all socialists.
Famous saying,
"Without the police willing to commit violence on the public at the behest of government, then politicians would just be crazy people yelling at each other like in Pro-Wrestling."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I casually dislike police for a reason no one has brought up yet (but in this crowd, it’s not surprising that no one has mentioned this yet).

I resent police because they essentially protect criminals from their victims or from vigilantes acting on the behalf of those victims.

For example- if I observed a guy was breaking into my neighbor’s car, and I sneaked up behind him and hit him over the head with a baseball bat, and he was left with debilitating brain injuries from that - the police would put a lot MORE effort into finding and charging me with assaulting or attempting to murder him than they ever would’ve trying to pursue him for breaking into a car. Or let’s say I was out walking my dogs and I see a man in the process of raping a woman, who’s pleading for help. If I walked up and shot that guy in the head, then kept on walking - the police would search endlessly for me, so they could charge me with murder.

Vigilantism has its own deterrent factor IF it’s allowed to happen without interference. Police interfere with that deterrence. As a result, we live in fear of both criminals AND the police.


That’s why I dislike cops. Because they protect criminals from people like me.

I think that has been mentioned already, but I don't want to wade through all the old posts to find it. Many people feel that way also.

Criminals are job security for police, so of course they don't want to end violent crime, so they focus on money generating "crimes" instead such as seatbelts, etc. Safer for them also to harass women and kids, rather than gang bangers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The police are the brownshirts for republicans and maga.

Anonymous wrote:Wrong, they are the gestapo/stazi for "government" and politicians.
It's all one big club, and in every country the same. They are all socialists.
Famous saying,
"Without the police willing to commit violence on the public at the behest of government, then politicians would just be crazy people yelling at each other like in Pro-Wrestling."

Anonymous wrote:Criminals are job security for police, so of course they don't want to end violent crime, so they focus on money generating "crimes" instead such as seatbelts, etc. Safer for them also to harass women and kids, rather than gang bangers.

It’s sad that people this troubled don’t have access to the mental health services they so desperately need.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The police are the brownshirts for republicans and maga.

Anonymous wrote:Wrong, they are the gestapo/stazi for "government" and politicians.
It's all one big club, and in every country the same. They are all socialists.
Famous saying,
"Without the police willing to commit violence on the public at the behest of government, then politicians would just be crazy people yelling at each other like in Pro-Wrestling."

Anonymous wrote:Criminals are job security for police, so of course they don't want to end violent crime, so they focus on money generating "crimes" instead such as seatbelts, etc. Safer for them also to harass women and kids, rather than gang bangers.

It’s sad that people this troubled don’t have access to the mental health services they so desperately need.

You really believe in big brother don't you? You even fell for the mental health services scam. Sad.

[Anonymous]

In Los Angeles today: here is the democrats’ message:

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I’m white so it hasn’t been that bad for me yet. But I will say that DC police basically said I was a whiny, out-of-touch B for filing a report when my car got broken into; outright ignored and refused to go after a car that had just hit my car that was clearly visible and stuck in traffic; and tried to gaslight me when I was attempting to get help while CLEARLY being followed on the street late at night by a man. So...