Posted on 02/21/2014 2:57:46 PM PST by Timber Rattler
There is nothing more "political" than cops acting up.
We discuss everything here, politics, culture, society, SPAM recipes...
Cops acting badly because they think they can is definitely political.
We have one here too, but does not take TRICARE Prime. We had to switch doctors and are very happy with the new one. She seems to take more time with patients than most male docs and is the second female GP I've ever had. I like women docs for that reason.
Gee, I wish this was a website cheering on police brutality. I know you do too.
Absolutely it did.
I grew up in Tulsa, and had friends most of the small towns around.
You may not have been aware of it, but it happened a lot.
It was also reported a lot, but sympathies lay with law enforcement.
The only difference between then and now is that the citizens now have cameras to back up their stories.
The people who were loudest back then in condemning citizens who were abused by the men in blue were wrong. But, in condemning the innocent and protecting the guilty in public, not only were they wrong...they were doing a wrong thing that was hurtful to someone who had been wronged.
Many of those people have a vested interest in rewriting the past, because that is the only way they can try to escape from the wrong they did to others, in their ignorance and denial.
Ah! If she was just a little more worse she will be shot in the future. That's your mindset, right? There is no room for deaf people, mentally handicapped people or just innocent naïve people. Just follow the command or it could get worse. Period. Correct?
Police chief forced to apologize over comments (Austin jogger)
The phone call from her attorney must have been fast and furious...
Keeping Austin weird. Tubby cops thought jogger was concealing donuts.
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