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Well, I have taken the class, eight hours of it was on the law, so yeah I do.
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Or maybe you believe that these licensed instructors want to be part of a criminal lawsuit for intentionally offering bad advice. That’s it, they want their own lives ruined and their families destroyed just to prove some anti right. Makes total sense.
I've taken a concealed carry course. I did not get the impression at all that they were giving me tips on how to get away with murder. I was given guidance on what self defense is and isn't, and tips on how to handle a self defense case, and sure, I guess someone can take that information and apply it to a murder. But I was also told expect to go bankrupt and have the case follow me for years even in a clear-cut defense case. So by no means was anyone supporting covering up a murder. But honestly, shouldn't a concealed weapons course on self defense cover what self defense is and how to deal with it? By doing exactly what it is designed to do, thats not promoting murder.
Some shithead is attacking an elederly person with a knife. Two passerbyers intervene and the shithead starts to attack them.
Cops arrive and beg the shithead to put the knife down. He essentially laughs at them and proceeds to attack his victims again. A non-lethal effort to subdue the shithead doesn't work. He continues to attack. They finally subdue the threat (and take the three injured people to the hospital).
I'm thinking if I'm the victim and under repeated attacks... I'm imploring the cops to end the threat. If it's my family member under attack... shoot the f**king loser and don't put my loved one at risk.
This could have ended much worse for the 'attacked'.
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She claims she shot after Jean ignored her "verbal commands", which sounds like she saw herself in a police role at that time, despite the fact that she had no grounds to give verbal commands.
She also says she shot before turning the lights on, thus explaining why she didn't realize that she was in the wrong apartment. Why would she shoot without even knowing who or what she was shooting at?
My first thought was that this is the kind of thing they teach at conceal carry classes. There are always helpful tips on how to get away with murder, giving clear warnings and commands supports a self-defence claim.
Guyger finally indicted for murder of Botham Jean today.
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She claims she shot after Jean ignored her "verbal commands", which sounds like she saw herself in a police role at that time, despite the fact that she had no grounds to give verbal commands.
She also says she shot before turning the lights on, thus explaining why she didn't realize that she was in the wrong apartment. Why would she shoot without even knowing who or what she was shooting at?
My first thought was that this is the kind of thing they teach at conceal carry classes. There are always helpful tips on how to get away with murder, giving clear warnings and commands supports a self-defence claim.
Guyger finally indicted for murder of Botham Jean today.
good on the grand jury for elevating the initial manslaughter charge....
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
She was off duty and entered the wrong apartment after her shift. She shot a guy thinking it was a home invasion. And now... she's rightfully being charged with manslaughter. This was not an on duty officer abusing her position of power. This was an idiot that is facing charges for her idiocy.
I think that in Texas, there might be a few people from a number of professions who might have done the same thing after moronically forgetting which apartment was theirs.
How does such a “moron” get hired to keep law and order over the rest of us, never mind be issued a firearm? Oh yea, right, it’s ‘Murica. Further, off duty police behavior can’t be pointed out nor criticized? If the victim had been white and the offending officer minority, there’d be pages of condemnation of the “white genocide,” I’m sure.
You are asking that question?
My gawd man... look who your country elected as its president. If it's slim pickings for your president... it's really really lean for selecting police officers.
You can be as critical as you want, but if this is all the news related to police abuse... the cops have had a good month.
I think the charges are justified. But I also think the personal attacks may not be. Have you never tried to open the wrong car door? Everyone has. Does that make you an idiot? It sounds stupid at first, I agree. But when you read the details she lived there about a month. It seems plausible that she got off on the wrong floor by mistake and went to where her apartment would be. I dont know what the apartment building looked like, but many are just like hotels. Once you get off the elevator it all looks the same.
I think she should be charged, but I dont think that represents any sort of slim pickings based on 1 incident, that actually probably happens all the time (without a shooting).
About 3-4 months ago someone came to my apartment at 7am pounding on the door. Thinking there was maybe some kind of emergency, I got up, answered the door, and this girl who I’ve never seen in my life barges in and starts claiming she was in my apartment the night before partying and left her phone, shoes, & other belongings there. I did not have anyone over the night before and had no clue who this chick was. She argued with me up and down about it. I had to call the police to get her to get her to leave. Turns out she was in the apartment on the next floor down across the hall. The layouts are exactly the same except flipped left and right.
She was off duty and entered the wrong apartment after her shift. She shot a guy thinking it was a home invasion. And now... she's rightfully being charged with manslaughter. This was not an on duty officer abusing her position of power. This was an idiot that is facing charges for her idiocy.
I think that in Texas, there might be a few people from a number of professions who might have done the same thing after moronically forgetting which apartment was theirs.
How does such a “moron” get hired to keep law and order over the rest of us, never mind be issued a firearm? Oh yea, right, it’s ‘Murica. Further, off duty police behavior can’t be pointed out nor criticized? If the victim had been white and the offending officer minority, there’d be pages of condemnation of the “white genocide,” I’m sure.
You are asking that question?
My gawd man... look who your country elected as its president. If it's slim pickings for your president... it's really really lean for selecting police officers.
You can be as critical as you want, but if this is all the news related to police abuse... the cops have had a good month.
I think the charges are justified. But I also think the personal attacks may not be. Have you never tried to open the wrong car door? Everyone has. Does that make you an idiot? It sounds stupid at first, I agree. But when you read the details she lived there about a month. It seems plausible that she got off on the wrong floor by mistake and went to where her apartment would be. I dont know what the apartment building looked like, but many are just like hotels. Once you get off the elevator it all looks the same.
I think she should be charged, but I dont think that represents any sort of slim pickings based on 1 incident, that actually probably happens all the time (without a shooting).
About 3-4 months ago someone came to my apartment at 7am pounding on the door. Thinking there was maybe some kind of emergency, I got up, answered the door, and this girl who I’ve never seen in my life barges in and starts claiming she was in my apartment the night before partying and left her phone, shoes, & other belongings there. I did not have anyone over the night before and had no clue who this chick was. She argued with me up and down about it. I had to call the police to get her to get her to leave. Turns out she was in the apartment on the next floor down across the hall. The layouts are exactly the same except flipped left and right.
Had to read through the quotes since its been a while. But this girl I would say was pretty wack compared to that cop incident. Clearly she didn't know the person who lives at the place of the party, or she would have realized she was at the wrong place when you answered. Probably a friend of a friend. So who goes pounding on the door of a stranger at 7 am anyway? Even if she was right, and she did leave her stuff there, wait until a normal time to go ask for it. If she had left her stuff there I would have been tempted to just say "I'm still in bed, come back at noon" then close the door and lock it. Since it escalated to the point of calling police ,I hope she got a ticket for disturbance or something.
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious.
Anecdotal rant: The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
Not to mention forgetting that they swear to uphold the constitution. But you know, rights?
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
I understand, thanks for clarifying. I am new around here so at least I know now who's anecdotes and life experiences on these threads I could consider "Worthless".
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
I understand, thanks for clarifying. I am new around here so at least I know now who's anecdotes and life experiences on these threads I could consider "Worthless".
All anecdotes are essentially worthless. Anecdotal information is not considered valuable or useful data.
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
I understand, thanks for clarifying. I am new around here so at least I know now who's anecdotes and life experiences on these threads I could consider "Worthless".
All anecdotes are essentially worthless. Anecdotal information is not considered valuable or useful data.
I see, I never looked at that way. I tend to form my opinion on things from my personal life experiences and other peoples life experiences that I know and value shared through anecdotes.... Boy, I get more confused by the day the more I read some of these threads.
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
I understand, thanks for clarifying. I am new around here so at least I know now who's anecdotes and life experiences on these threads I could consider "Worthless".
All anecdotes are essentially worthless. Anecdotal information is not considered valuable or useful data.
I see, I never looked at that way. I tend to form my opinion on things from my personal life experiences and other peoples life experiences that I know and value shared through anecdotes.... Boy, I get more confused by the day the more I read some of these threads.
Yeah, and that's the way everyone learns and grows, but those experiences aren't data that can be used by anyone else and they don't do much to inform the larger picture that makes up objective truth. No person's life is a large enough data sample to mean much to the whole...besides, if anecdotes had weight, I would have to believe in ghosts lol
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
I understand, thanks for clarifying. I am new around here so at least I know now who's anecdotes and life experiences on these threads I could consider "Worthless".
All anecdotes are essentially worthless. Anecdotal information is not considered valuable or useful data.
I see, I never looked at that way. I tend to form my opinion on things from my personal life experiences and other peoples life experiences that I know and value shared through anecdotes.... Boy, I get more confused by the day the more I read some of these threads.
Yeah, and that's the way everyone learns and grows, but those experiences aren't data that can be used by anyone else and they don't do much to inform the larger picture that makes up objective truth. No person's life is a large enough data sample to mean much to the whole...besides, if anecdotes had weight, I would have to believe in ghosts lol
Wait I’m confused (not hard to do!). Aren’t you the one posting about the cop at your cookout and saying the majority of cops are bad? Perhaps I’m reading this wrong
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious. The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire. Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out: "Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not" "Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there" "They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die" When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I hear ya, people who think a majority of Cops are good people are totally naive and foolish, especially after the behavior you experienced from that drunken cop.... I mean what kind of person takes a job where they are willing to run towards danger as others run away from it, be willing to die for people they most likely have never met before, see death in a way that most humans couldn't even fathom, often times being the first person to comfort families members of victims who experience death and tragedy, working nights, weekends, holidays, missing many important family events such as graduations, weddings, Birthday Parties, and don't forget missing Jr.'s first hit in a tee-ball baseball game, the short and long term physical and mental injuries caused by all the hands on interaction's with offenders who just don't seem to surrender civily....I wonder Why, working in areas that need them the most that are located primarily in areas that HATE them, never cooperating with them in finding offenders or anything anything for that matter, having people refuse to accept PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY lie to them day after day after day so they don't get locked up to get one more fix.... I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The bad behavior referenced was laughing, mocking, and joking about the death of a man who called them for help. The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless. Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
I understand, thanks for clarifying. I am new around here so at least I know now who's anecdotes and life experiences on these threads I could consider "Worthless".
All anecdotes are essentially worthless. Anecdotal information is not considered valuable or useful data.
I see, I never looked at that way. I tend to form my opinion on things from my personal life experiences and other peoples life experiences that I know and value shared through anecdotes.... Boy, I get more confused by the day the more I read some of these threads.
Yeah, and that's the way everyone learns and grows, but those experiences aren't data that can be used by anyone else and they don't do much to inform the larger picture that makes up objective truth. No person's life is a large enough data sample to mean much to the whole...besides, if anecdotes had weight, I would have to believe in ghosts lol
Wait I’m confused (not hard to do!). Aren’t you the one posting about the cop at your cookout and saying the majority of cops are bad? Perhaps I’m reading this wrong
I didn't separate the two with spacing as I intended, that's why I clarified that the second part was just an anecdotal rant. The video (and the multitude out there) was the evidence that shitty attitudes are the norm, the anecdote was my frustration leaking.
I'll edit the post to more clearly aligned with what I intended.
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I was given guidance on what self defense is and isn't, and tips on how to handle a self defense case, and sure, I guess someone can take that information and apply it to a murder. But I was also told expect to go bankrupt and have the case follow me for years even in a clear-cut defense case. So by no means was anyone supporting covering up a murder. But honestly, shouldn't a concealed weapons course on self defense cover what self defense is and how to deal with it? By doing exactly what it is designed to do, thats not promoting murder.
Cops arrive and beg the shithead to put the knife down. He essentially laughs at them and proceeds to attack his victims again. A non-lethal effort to subdue the shithead doesn't work. He continues to attack. They finally subdue the threat (and take the three injured people to the hospital).
https://globalnews.ca/news/4479907/queensborough-assault/
Good cops? Or bad cops?
I'm thinking if I'm the victim and under repeated attacks... I'm imploring the cops to end the threat. If it's my family member under attack... shoot the f**king loser and don't put my loved one at risk.
This could have ended much worse for the 'attacked'.
https://wapo.st/2yiVzHS
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Guyger finally indicted for murder of Botham Jean today.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Prague Krakow Berlin 2018. Berlin 2022
EV, Taormina 1+2 2017.
I wish i was the souvenir you kept your house key on..
Clearly she didn't know the person who lives at the place of the party, or she would have realized she was at the wrong place when you answered. Probably a friend of a friend. So who goes pounding on the door of a stranger at 7 am anyway? Even if she was right, and she did leave her stuff there, wait until a normal time to go ask for it. If she had left her stuff there I would have been tempted to just say "I'm still in bed, come back at noon" then close the door and lock it.
Since it escalated to the point of calling police ,I hope she got a ticket for disturbance or something.
Prague Krakow Berlin 2018. Berlin 2022
EV, Taormina 1+2 2017.
I wish i was the souvenir you kept your house key on..
https://twitter.com/shaunking/status/1076887954805665792?s=21
Lol
I see you picked up on the humorous aspect of the clip! I'd bet $20 they both voted for the orange unit.
Greek pigs protect traitors
Prague Krakow Berlin 2018. Berlin 2022
EV, Taormina 1+2 2017.
I wish i was the souvenir you kept your house key on..
Prague Krakow Berlin 2018. Berlin 2022
EV, Taormina 1+2 2017.
I wish i was the souvenir you kept your house key on..
Yikes.
What's the context? Did this guy bury a child somewhere? Is so... use a King Cobra next time please.
Prague Krakow Berlin 2018. Berlin 2022
EV, Taormina 1+2 2017.
I wish i was the souvenir you kept your house key on..
If you think this sort of behavior is in the minority, you are naive and a fool! I'm serious.
Anecdotal rant:
The last interaction I had with a cop was at a backyard campfire.
Among the gems he drunkenly tossed out:
"Weed has fentanyl in it as often as not"
"Denver is retarded for legalizing mushrooms after all the marijuana deaths out there"
"They should ban NARCAN and just let junkies die"
When countered that those were people's mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, he replied that they made their choice and don't deserve any pity...and then he chugged off the last of his 12 pack and drove himself and his wife home.
I am with you in not being naive and foolish, the majority of Cops must feel the same way as the Cop you ran into at that backyard campfire...I am serious!!!
The rest is an anecdotal rant, which isn't worth any more than any other anecdote...which is to say it's mostly worthless.
Interesting though that you think tough working conditions excuse utter ignorance and hypocrisy.
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No person's life is a large enough data sample to mean much to the whole...besides, if anecdotes had weight, I would have to believe in ghosts lol
I'll edit the post to more clearly aligned with what I intended.
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