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[_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)07:12 No.2745841
bluepilled illuminati servants
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)07:46 No.2745847
Whats wrong with the illuminati?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)08:38 No.2745865
HE A GUD BOI
HE DINDU NUFFIN
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)08:46 No.2745868
The only way to have a non-abusive police force is to somehow build trust between the police and
the community. If the police and the community trust each other and aren't afraid of each other,
then they'll never assume the worst of each other and shit like this won't happen.
However, it's really hard to trust the police who victimize you and people you know, especially
when you know that the cop's most fundamental job is to enforce the government's will and protect
its interests. What happens if you go against the government's desires, such as protesting? Well,
you get treated like a violent resisting criminal who has to be beaten to be subdued.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)10:12 No.2745893
>>2745868
This is true. I don't live around a bunch of violent, thug-ass niggers and my local police
officers are great guys.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)10:17 No.2745897
Huh, I was expecting "when you find a stranger in the Alps"
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)10:26 No.2745902
>>2745868
having a trust-based system is difficult, especially in a country like america where their system
of government is based entirely on distrusting people in power.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)10:36 No.2745905
>>2745902
It's about questioning those in power, rather than just going with them blindly. Not blatant
mistrust...
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)10:37 No.2745906
>>2745868
Or you could just put cameras on the cops so that what they do is recorded and then you could see
who was in the wrong
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)10:43 No.2745910
Well maybe if you didn't commit a crime you wouldn't get shit from cops.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)10:57 No.2745918
>>2745906
Thats kinda a thing already. Or at least in Seattle.
I'm not sure how much it helps, but I definitely see "well my camera was turned off by accident
when the suspect punched me".
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)11:09 No.2745930
>>2745918
camera with set time of working during length of service by the cop that cannot be turned off
normally ?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)11:43 No.2745941
>>2745918
>>2745930
They've been trying that in San Diego.
'Complaints have fallen 40.5% and use of “personal body” force by officers has been reduced by
46.5% and use of pepper spray by 30.5%'
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)11:49 No.2745945
>>2745941
Sounds great, but I can't help but imagine that it will breed resentment that will get taken out
on the populace in other ways. I wouldn't like being forced to wear a camera at all times because
the taxpayers finally came up with enough evidence to convince my boss that I was a violent thug
who couldn't be trusted.
(Of course, maybe I'd eventually quit/get fired and be replaced by somebody better.)
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)11:59 No.2745953
knew a fat kid I worked with who lost some weight and beefed up and is becoming a cop with the
mentality of becoming the one who can get back at the people who looked down on him.
Seriously this shit is dangerous, and the kid has a inferiority complex on steroids
>> [_] Anonymous 04/11/15(Sat)12:13 No.2745960
my local officer once saw me walking home in a poring rainstorm and offered me a ride home. great
guy
>> [_] John Moses Browning 04/11/15(Sat)12:14 No.2745963
>>2745960
Boys beware!
