Posted on 05/28/2015 12:50:03 PM PDT by KeyLargo
You’re right!
I bet that every police department within 100 miles of Baltimore is getting a flood of resumes from Baltimore police who want to leave.
Excellent, couldn’t agree more.
Thank you both.
Cops should not be required to go into neighborhoods where they are not allowed to do their jobs. Let them fight it out. They don’t want law enforcement. They are looking for any excuse to riot and shake down.
I like Hannity, but usually don’t like to watch him. Last night’s show had a couple segments just on this black on black crime. A great deal was on lack of response by the prez, activists, and Sharpton, etc. I guess the short answer is that only some black lives matter. And that’s a crappy reality.
Sheesh, unions.
Lets see if we have this correct
Baltimore population is 68 % black
police department is 68 % black
fire department is 58% black;
school district is 86% black
school teachers are 72% black;
city council is 90% black;
Mayor is a black;
chief of police is black;
54% of population is on welfare;
and they believe that we the whites are
the reason they are living in poverty are create racism?
are = and
That about sums it up!
Yeah, once such a policy was in place, there would be a temporary uptick in violence, but it would settle out if left alone.
Of course the sine qua non of the success of such a measure is the repeal of unconstitutional gun laws (IMNHO, every one of them except COTUS 2A) and the widespread exercise of the right thus freed from lawless "laws".
Thanks for the ping!
Veteran cops have learned and explain to rookies that when called to a “fight in progress” that it is much better to wait until the fight is over and arrest the winner rather than jumping into the fight and getting beat by all the participants.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbUxePfsoWE
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