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To: gogeo

“You are in denial.”

Sounds like you are... Or else your just a boot licker.


182 posted on 11/28/2014 11:09:11 AM PST by babygene
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To: babygene
I was respecting our differences as differences of opinion until that comment. Is that all you have, that I'm a bootlicker?

I've been accused of being a cop hater on other threads. I think it means that when I say that no hard and fast rule applies in the heat of conflict, I cut against someone else trying to apply one hard and fast rule for any conflict, pro-or-anti-cop.

I've been accused of being a cop hater by those who believe that priorities #1, #2, and #3 are that the cop gets to go home at the end of his shift, and if a few innocent eggs have to be broken along the way...so be it. I'm against most of the SWAT deployment I read about and I see too many instances of innocents killed by no-knock, shoot-and-ask questions-later forcible entries.

Your rules of engagement have a down side...you refuse to acknowledge them. If a PD has a ban on high speed chases, for example, any hardened criminal has his template for escape.

If a PD has a ban on shooting unarmed perps, regardless of the threat they pose, what's to keep one from walking away? When they are found, perhaps because of a traffic stop, how much crime will have been committed along the way?

You seem to be blind to the mindset of an increasingly hardened criminal class.

I live in a suburb of Seattle. From my vantage point I can see the downside of rules such as yours. Though seemingly put in place to build public support, it has the opposite effect as criminals seemingly run the town.

187 posted on 11/28/2014 11:36:40 AM PST by gogeo (If you are Tea Party, the Republican Party does not want you.)
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