khuan
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A good cop enforces the law against other cops.
If they know about other cops breaking the law and don't turn them in or protect them by lying then they aren't good cops. That includes most cops.
Apr 29, 2015 7:37 PM
khuan
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If they know about other cops breaking the law and don't turn them in or protect them by lying then they aren't good cops. That includes most cops.
ialwayshaveerectnipples
Integrity. You're talking about integrity. Cops aren't the only ones that should have it. Everyone should. Welcome to life.
aDefenseless9yearOldGirl
According to the DOJ, most cops have seen another officer break the law and done nothing.
Violetsdyed
I think that it is best to refrigerate the rice a day before you're planning on making fried rice.
khuan
Getting to some real unpopular shit here.
Violetsdyed
I normally try to avoid controversy but I just had to get in the mix.
RustlinYourJimmies
I think that when a couple goes out to eat, they should not sit on the same side of the booth
khuan
If it's in the first two to three months of a relationship I think it's acceptable.
PepeUserOfWeaponizedAutism
http://imgur.com/G5drZCE
brainstrain
Now were digging in to the real issues.
RustlinYourJimmies
I got plenty more. I also think car companies should start making cars with pop up headlights again
Face0o
When people know other people are criminals, and committing crimes, and don't turn them in, that makes them part of the problem in general.
khuan
So anyone who sees someone smoke pot and doesn't turn them in is part of the problem? Anyone who helped an escaped slave was a problem?
Face0o
Also, no one alive in this country today has seen slavery, so let's not push that fossil of an argument.
khuan
Bullshit. There is still slavery, just not legal slavery for non-convicts.
Face0o
When you're convicted of a felony, and jailed, your rights are gone. That point is moot at best.
khuan
That's not true, you don't lose all your rights. Which is beside the point. Whether you deserve it or not doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
Face0o
I dunno, did a police officer see that sort of "crime" happen and turn the other way? Why is he obligated to be 100% honest all the time?
khuan
A cop swears an oath to uphold the law, citizens do not.
Face0o
Sure, but when you know your brother is dealing crack out of your house, or your neighbor is robbing old ladies, and you don't snitch, 1/2
Face0o
you're part of the problem. You're allowing that to continue. You are placing the weight of obligation on one particular person. Unfair.