Judge Jeanine Nails It! This Is Dangerous Time In America, We Can’t Survive Without Our Cops

Newsninja2012 ^ | 7-8-16 | Wayne Dupree

[WayneDupreeShow]

Judge Jeanine Pirro got emotional this morning after the tragic situation with the Dallas Police department that saw snipers shoot 12 police officers, killing five. Most police officers feel abandoned by the political leaders. Barack Obama weighed in from overseas and focused on the guns once again. Pirro went after him and Congress for not addressing the problem sweeping America.

We really need to find the way forward, amid all the hate, violence and ill intended behavior and rhetoric. I have 3 suggestions.

1. It's OK to voice your opinion about the problem(s) and the solutions as long as you do so with good intentions in your heart. If you don't have good intentions, don't say anything.

2. Listen intently to everything else people have to say with the intention of understanding their comments and their viewpoint. You have 2 ears so you can listen twice as much as you are talking.

3. If you are not prepared to understand the other person's point of view, don't expect anyone to try and understand your point of view.

Judge Jeanine really nailed her emotional response to the Dallas Police shootings that occurred on Thursday evening. Watch the segment here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mgLdGrUEDc

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Beg to differ. Most of us will do just fine with no cops. Ferals acting out in public may soon be begging for cops to come save them.

[Don Corleone]

The politicians will not speak out as they are ‘wet their pants’ afraid of what the MSM will say about them and feel they may not get that coveted invitation to the ‘weekend at Bernies’ Chablis and Brie munch. Traitorous unprincipled COWARDS!!

[BitWielder1]

...or our guns.
We are under attack from international terrorism, this is not the time to disarm the American people.
Anyone who advocate more gun control are siding with our enemies.

[WHBates]

Why would anyone believe that this crap is going to stop when the very top levels of are government can’t even hold themselves accountable, and the President is cheering leading this crap.

[Mears]

“Obama, who noted he’s been receiving regular updates on the Dallas shootings, said he’d conveyed condolences to the city’s mayor, Mike Rawlings, and indicated the FBI was involved in investigating the shootings, which left 5 police officers dead.”——FROM CNN——

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Whew,the FBI is right on it——that makes me feel MUCH better./s

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[dljordan]

“Ferals acting out in public may soon be begging for cops to come save them.”

There’s a mental corner that has to be turned in most people before they will be able to take action. Once that happens it will get ugly. Our government is against us and Obama can’t wait to declare marshal law.

[Cboldt]

-- We are under attack from international terrorism ,,, --

And from social agitators who have been busy at work "inside" for 50 years. Those social agitators are in the street, academia, law enforcement, and politics.

Totally agree with your conclusion, but I think these social agitators and the international terrorists have a common goal of disarming the law-abiding, freedom-loving public.

[COBOL2Java]

The politicians will not speak out as they are ‘wet their pants’ afraid of what the MSM will say about them and feel they may not get that coveted invitation to the ‘weekend at Bernies’ Chablis and Brie munch. Traitorous unprincipled COWARDS!!

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If you want a good look at what today's politicians are like, go see the first "Jaws" movie and watch Mayor Larry Vaughn.

Here he is telling Brody that the girl's body parts found on the beach (with the obvious shark teeth marks) were merely the result of her getting hit by a propeller.

"Keep the beach open!" He tells the Chief.

[dljordan]

“Whew,the FBI is right on it——that makes me feel MUCH better./s”

Which immediately causes me to wonder if the FBI isn’t involved somehow. The government knew this was coming and they have been arming themselves apace.

[LostPassword]

I agree we need cops. We also need a fair justice system and to get back to the rule of law.

I poo-pooed BLM complaints until this week. Then Comey came out and said justice is intentionally applied unevenly for the elite. It makes me reconsider justice at all levels. If justice is ignored so much at Comey’s level, I can certainly see it being unfair at the level of law enforcement and local prosecutors - by a small minority but no more accidental than Comey’s intentional disregard for laws.

BLM complaints are very different from mine. The tactics used by BLM leaders are wrong and often criminal IMO (eg inciting Dallas). I don’t know if most BLM followers agree with the tactics or just have nowhere else to look for justice.

It would be nice if those in BLM who honestly want equal justice FOR ALL and don’t like BLM but have nowhere else could work with cops and with those of us who see the inequalities at the top. Maybe that’s 1% of BLM. Or 5%. Or higher. If we don’t get back to the rule of law at all levels we won’t have a country - at least not one anyone except the elite want to live in.

[boycott]

Beg to differ. Most of us will do just fine with no cops. Ferals acting out in public may soon be begging for cops to come save them.

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That’s what really protects them. Our government props up and protects thugs.

[WayneDupreeShow]

The progression to this point was inevitable. The slow acceptance of the doctrine of political correctness is at it’s origin. Under the guise of “inclusion”fairness” and “diversity”, we began to accept the organization of races into discrete camps. There should be no Black Congressional Caucus, no Black Student Union, no Hispanic House, no White Channel, no hate crimes.

[COBOL2Java]

I should add that when it becomes obvious that there is a Great White at the beach, Vaughn lets Brody take the hit for keeping the beach open.

[SkyDancer]

Or our guns that the Hilldebeeste wants to grab.

[KeyLargo]

Law Enforcement Facts

Key Data about the Profession

There are more than 900,000 sworn law enforcement officers now serving in the United States, which is the highest figure ever. About 12 percent of those are female.

According to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reports, an estimated 1,165,383 violent crimes occurred nationwide in 2014, a decrease of 0.2 percent from the 2013 estimate.

Crime fighting has taken its toll. Since the first recorded police death in 1791, there have been over 20,000 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. Currently, there are 20,789 names engraved on the walls of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.

A total of 1,439 law enforcement officers died in the line of duty during the past 10 years, an average of one death every 61 hours or 144 per year. There were 123 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in 2015.

There have been 15,725 assaults against law enforcement officers in 2014, resulting in 13,824 injuries.

The 1920s were the deadliest decade in law enforcement history, when a total of 2,437 officers died, or an average of almost 243 each year. The deadliest year in law enforcement history was 1930, when 304 officers were killed. That figure dropped dramatically in the 1990s, to an average of 162 per year.

The deadliest day in law enforcement history was September 11, 2001, when 72 officers were killed while responding to the terrorist attacks on America.

New York City has lost more officers in the line of duty than any other department, with 705 deaths. Texas has lost 1,682 officers, more than any other state. The state with the fewest deaths is Vermont, with 23.

There are 1,102 federal officers listed on the Memorial, as well as 668 correctional officers and 36 military law enforcement officers.

There are 292 female officers listed on the Memorial; eleven female officers were killed in 2015.

During the past ten years, more incidents that resulted in felonious fatalities occurred on Friday than any other day of the week. The fewest number of felonious incidents occurred on Tuesday.

http://www.nleomf.org/facts/enforcement/

[TexasFreeper2009]

I feel so sorry for the families of these poor officers who died defending the BLM scum.

Obama has more blood on his hands and I fear more before he leaves office.

[DCBryan1]

We need to stop calling them BLM

We need to call them BLT:

BLACK
LYING
TERRORISTS

[i_robot73]

Sorry, what kind of ‘cops’?

The ‘peace officer’ or the ‘law enforcement, SWAT\soldier wanna-be’??

Unfort., I haven’t seen a lot of ‘protecting’ the Citizens/our Rights in many a year; let alone keeping the peace...but have seen a lot of no-knock\’asset forfeiture’\’respect my authority’\etc.

[Zenjitsuman]

I don’t count on cops being there BEFORE DURING an attack on my home or my safety.

I do get $75 for forgetting to buckle my seatbelt within 3 blocks of my home, that they are there to be my nanny for.

I have postponed getting my CCW because in my town Metro is more likely to see your licensed carry and shoot you dead then a criminal. FACT.

So if a criminal enters my home, I have autopistols and ammo. I don’t need or want the police, they are nervous nellies.

In New York where I grew up, the police were professional, polite and fearless. You can’t get a gun and you don’t need to own one the cops ride 2 to a car and they always have backup. Response time is quick, and they also know how to do some EMT, just like the Firemen do.

Here not so much, not trained well and apparently they don’t have to pass a psychological review before becoming cops like all New York City cops do. New York doesn’t have nut jobs with guns acting like Rambo.