[Celtic Conservative]

I have not passed judgement, I have posited an opinion , the same as you did. It's just that I feel mine is a bit better informed. And as for the "ties of brotherhood" meme, I got news for you: right is right, wrong is wrong , whoever you are. And I say that absolutely dispassionately. I wish I could say the same for you. You seem to have a certain animus for law enforcement types.

Any more lessons after this one, it's gonna cost you a nickel apiece.

CC

[jveritas]

You seem to have a certain animus for law enforcement types.

Well you are very wrong officer CC. I do not carry animus against law enforcement types, none what so ever. I have great respect and appreciation of what the vast majority of police officers do but at the same time I believe that the police force is infiltrated with more thugs than any other law enforcement agency in the nation. The reason is that the police force has less discipline than other law enforcement agencies.

Despite the presence of thugs among the police I still believe that the vast majority of police officers are doing a great job in protecting and serving the people.

[Boucheau]

Lately, I can’t really blame people for “...certain animus for law enforcement types.”

All the sissy-cops out there torturing Americans with their plethora of lethal “non-lethal” weaponry (the same weaponry used on insurgents in Iraq and ‘Stan in some cases) is not only dangerous to our freedom, but blatantly chicken-sh*t.

It will certainly affect respect for law enforcement.

All these needle-d*** “tough guys” with their black uniforms, jackboots; looking like they’re going to fight a a conventional military, are doing themselves a disservice by intimidating good people. They seem to love their “power”, but humans loathe what they fear.

I’m no fan of the police state fashions and trends that I have witnessed of late, not at all. What those whiny little b****’s with badges did to unarmed America college kids in Philly recently is a prime example.