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Cheri said:Thanks a lot Mookie,Now Taylor didn't answer my question.
I did not say him, "Go away."
Just wait and he come back after cooling off...
I did not say him, "Go away."
Just wait and he come back after cooling off...
Mookie, Just knock it off and don't bother Taylor. AllDeaf is not about trying to get people more angry.
AllDeaf is about having a good time... sometimes there may be a hot debate done in good spirits but not like this, man !!!!
AllDeaf is about having a good time... sometimes there may be a hot debate done in good spirits but not like this, man !!!!
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Heath said::roll: Rolls my eyes at mookie pek, yeah they are both anti-cop. I am Pro-Cop.
Anyone with half a mind, Heath, would see this story is flawed. You didn't even respond to the other issues I said, so obviously, if you are going to be a cop, you're going to shoot first and ask questions later, huh? Wow...the media is going to eat you alive.
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CyberRed said:
Heath,
There is a reason why cops were called "Pigs" back in the 1960s and 1970s. A cousin of mine is a cop and he told me, when I was still driving semi over-the-road, that if I came through his town, he'd pull me over. Without batting an eyelash, I asked, "How much is a police cruiser worth?"
The police were called " pigs " by criminals who were anti-authority but in reality the criminals are the real pigs here.
Pek, read the KJV Holy Bible about where Jesus Christ commands demons to go into the pigs then you will understand why the police work so hard to put away criminals then the criminals go and try to hurt innocent people.
The criminals are the real pigs here.
Not the police. The police are the good guys.
Pek, read the KJV Holy Bible about where Jesus Christ commands demons to go into the pigs then you will understand why the police work so hard to put away criminals then the criminals go and try to hurt innocent people.
The criminals are the real pigs here.
Not the police. The police are the good guys.
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Taylor said:
Taylor,
This is the reason why I'm a journalist and seeking employment as one. People are people and, no matter what, they'll complain even on me because I was either 'mean' to them (making them look bad, if that's possible) or for whatever reason. Contrary to what Heath thinks, I don't hate cops and am not out to get them on the evening news or the next mornings paper. Privately, I do cry when a cop is shot and killed, as there is absolutely no reason for it. Oh, by the way, the part regarding the money is true about my profession, too. Good response!
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Heath said:
They're supposed to be, Heath. I, personally, have yet to meet a rotten cop...i.e. the kind that deserve to go to jail. Most would rather have a day that excludes taking the gun out of their holster or having to subdue someone who is unruly.
I remember one time the police came to my house when I was a kid. Apparently, they came because my two older brothers (much older than me) were at a party the night before and got drunk and were down at the police station. Gee, I thought, did someone call the police because I was playing with my wagon in the backyard and the snow was on the ground?
Another time, two cops in a car stopped at the foot of my friend's driveway and looked at me (roughly the same age). I got scared, ran up to the house banging and ringing the doorbell. When it opened, my friend's dad was there and told him what happened. He went out and talked to the police. To this day, I never knew what happened, but can imagine that the cops were pleased, in a good way, that a kid was scared of them. Additionally, to this day, I have never, ever been arrested, handcuffed or stopped for any reason other than speeding. I have no desire to be on that side of the police...EVER!
Furthermore...if a cop tells the bad person to drop their weapon, it is not a suggestion...they will NOT hesitate to shoot...they will if they have to, but prefer not to. It's a bad day for everyone when that happens.
Can I tell you one more story? In 1995, I believe, two cops and a cop dog were killed in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The day that it occurred, the K-9 cop was off, but heard there was a manhunt for a man that just shot and killed a cop when he came up to his car as he was parked in a church parking lot. God only knows why the man shot the cop, but, both cops were killed, as well as the K-9. The day was one of the first for the Minnesota State Fair and I had driven by the general location on the freeway, less than a mile away, as it was going on. I was so mad, hurt, disappointed and very sad for the cops and cop dog that were killed that I even said, "There goes the state fair for the year, we might as well close it down." I didn't want to be there anymore, as I actually felt fear and felt so horrible.
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Heath said:
Nope!! It was because I was a truck driver and cops HATE truck drivers. Heck, truckers don't have much use for cops or even the DOT in all the states, so, the feeling was mutual.
Didn't you ever see any of the "Smokey and the Bandidt" movies or those like them?
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Cheri said:You should practice what you preach, You do the same thing, even in bold typing, sounds like you shouting at us. It's true. Ask anyone.
Yep.
Liebling:-))) said:Ready?
Have you read link on my response post to Heath? I thought Health is wrong about no police protection requirement... ......mmmmmhhhh Unfortunlately yes... Health is right...
If your ears are not clean enough then try to wash your ears again with plenty of water...
No heath isn't right, it just a link, we have laws policy here, police are to protect and served period, read Heath link again, it say " Police has a right to ignore the calls, and they do not have to come to your house to protect you "...
That's BS!! because the police has to take ALL calls no matter what....
We do have a lot of good cops here in America who are there for us too but unfortunately there are some cops who are not doing their job well. I am sure there are some bad cops in every part of countries not just America. We also have some of our neighbors watching out for each other. In fact there are several neighbor watch areas here.Liebling:-))) said:
Heath said:
If that was true, Why is their police vehicles written as "To Protect and Serve" If the police have no general duty to protect individuals, then I guess we all die eh? So, Supposedly if a women and a kid was attacked by an intruder, You saying the police won't save them? I don't believe that. That's what police are for, to get the bad peeps and protect the innocents.
I'll ask my ex boyfriend who is a cop when he is on line, I'll ask him. You're not a cop so what do you know?
Cheri said:
The police are there to protect and serve. The police officer will save them but if there is a more severe emergency then they will have to leave and throw the bad guy in the backseat of the car and to go to another calls. I have seen it happen.
Heath said:
Whatever Heath, That's what we been saying on here, Now that you have changed your post in saying that they do now protect and serve just because I told you what was written on the police vehicle. Next time keep your mouth shut when you don't know anything. Learn to listen to others instead of thinking you know everything when you don't.
I come from a military/police family and I know what I am talking about.Cheri said:Whatever Heath, That's what we been saying on here, Now that you have changed your post in saying that they do now protect and serve just because I told you what was written on the police vehicle. Next time keep your mouth shut when you don't know anything. Learn to listen to others instead of thinking you know everything when you don't.
Check out # 27 and 29
State and city governments — rather than the Federal authorities — are responsible for local law enforcement. So, only occasionally have Federal Courts ruled on the matter of police protection. However, in 1856 the U.S. Supreme Court declared that local law enforcement had no duty to protect a particular person, but only a general duty to enforce the laws. [South v. Maryland, 59 U.S. (How.) 396, 15 L.Ed., 433 (856)]. The Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gives you no right to police protection. In 1982, the U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit, held that:.. there is no Constitutional right to be protected by the state against being murdered by criminals or madmen. It is monstrous if the state fails to protect its residents against such predators but it does not violate the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment or, we suppose, any other provision of the Constitution. The Constitution is a charter of negative liberties: it tells the state to let the people alone; it does not require the federal government or the state to provide services, even so elementary a service as maintaining law and order.” [Bowers v. DeVito, U.S. Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, 686F.2d 616 (1982). See also Reiff v. City of Philadelphia, 471 F.Supp. 1262 (E.D.Pa. 1979)]. — Excerpted from Dial 911 and Die