Replies

I’m not ashamed of anything my government employed son does. He risks his life every day.

He’s almost lost his life twice. Once by falling through a 3-story house all the way to the basement when he was short of air hunting for somebody’s grandma and her cat. They couldn’t find him. The second time he and his partner pulled up in an ambulance to a truck reported to have a driver passed out who ran off the road. When they approached the truck, the driver pulled his gun and put two bullets in his partner’s chest and one in my son’s leg. And 3 nights a week he rides Life Flight for a private company, and it’s a risk every time they take off from the pad and land among the poles and electric wires in the dark to save somebody.

SO NO, I’m not going to be ashamed if his badge gets him off a ticket for going 62 in a 55 mile zone on a road nobody else was driving on at the time.

So take your piety and stuff it!

SO NO, I’m not going to be ashamed if his badge gets him off a ticket for going 62 in a 55 mile zone on a road nobody else was driving on at the time.

So you have the gall to say you're son has a job that might be more dangerous or riskier and therefore provides an inherently honorable service to society as compared to say a paper-pusher or a cashier who has sloffed their way through life?

How dare you assume such a thing!!!!!
/sarc

SO NO, I’m not going to be ashamed if his badge gets him off a ticket for going 62 in a 55 mile zone on a road nobody else was driving on at the time.

So take your piety and stuff it!

Some pigs are more equal than others.