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Police brutality and police reform (US) Police brutality and police reform (US)

04-02-2024 , 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Luciom
That's because they can have unions in the public sector, which always has horrific results, because they don't allow firing of even the worst offender (hint: it's identical everywhere in the public sector).

Public sector employees shouldn't be allowed to unionize (or be registered members of any party, like judges can't).
Of course judges can be registered members of political parties. Why do you just talk out of your ass so much?
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04-03-2024 , 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted by sublime
damn.

a situation that perfectly encapsulates why we need police and also why we distrust/hate them. couple of thoughts:

-i think its pretty poor procedure to engage in a gunfight with a guy who has a hostage. granted, had this been in a more public environment, one could argue the cops have to take the risks and shoot back to prevent more than one murder. this does not seem like one of those situations.

-the cop yelling "come here" should be fired, at least and possibly charged with more. there is crossfire going on and she's lying on the ground. arguably the safest place she could be, all things considered.

-if they can isolate who actually shot the girl, said cop(s) should be tried for manslaughter at a minimum.

- the clear lack of training these guys have is disturbing. im friends with an ex-boston cop, who also served overseas. he said the training for the military dwarfs what cops get, which sort of bewilders me. these guys should be prepared for situations like this instead of allowing adrenaline to take over and just spamming the trigger.

Where are you from? This is this US. If the cop loses his job, or faces any consequences, he'll get another job in another department in no time. MAGAs probably already have shrines to commemorate the fresher air.
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04-03-2024 , 05:07 AM
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Originally Posted by L0LWAT
Where are you from? This is this US. If the cop loses his job, or faces any consequences, he'll get another job in another department in no time. MAGAs probably already have shrines to commemorate the fresher air.
As long as he doesn't snitch on another cop he'll be fine.
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04-03-2024 , 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by ntanygd760
... and the dude running and shooting who kept hitting his mag release after 3 shots leaving a bunch of mostly full mags in his wake of some of my favorites as of late.
As a fellow Battlefield enjoyer, this is just good practice! You want to be topped up whenever possible.
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04-03-2024 , 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Luciom
That's because they can have unions in the public sector, which always has horrific results, because they don't allow firing of even the worst offender (hint: it's identical everywhere in the public sector).

Public sector employees shouldn't be allowed to unionize (or be registered members of any party, like judges can't).
Getting rid of all unions who cover anyone paid with tax dollars at any government level would be day 1 of what I would do as president.
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