Should The Police Have The Absolute Right To Pilfer Through Your Cell Phone Whenever

[Shol'va]

Yeah I find it absolutely incredible what the police will call resisting arrest. I have seen things as small as arguing with a police officer and he arrest someone for resisting arrest. So the term resisting arrest is a blanket term the cops use for arresting anyone anytime with absolute impunity. But not all cops are bad cops, but the problem is that a lot of bad people with ulterior motives become cops and make the good cops look bad. Not to worry though Lunk I'd still date a cop..

[Sicko]

Yeah I find it absolutely incredible what the police will call resisting arrest. I have seen things as small as arguing with a police officer and he arrest someone for resisting arrest. So the term resisting arrest is a blanket term the cops use for arresting anyone anytime with absolute impunity. But not all cops are bad cops, but the problem is that a lot of bad people with ulterior motives become cops and make the good cops look bad. Not to worry though Lunk I'd still date a cop..

Agreed on the " Not all cops are not bad cops." I have run across some legitimate cops that are actually interested only in upholding the law within the rules.
I think its not completely their fault when they go bad because they are surrounded by ass holes 24/7 who don't have rules and they just little by little by little bend the rules in order to serve justice and eventually it just becomes easier/ more profitable to just ignore the rules in the pursuit of "getting the bad guy."
The problem is their judgment becomes clouded to who is actually a "bad" guy or just someone who forgot to turn on their blinker..

[Lunk1]

Agreed on the " Not all cops are not bad cops." I have run across some legitimate cops that are actually interested only in upholding the law within the rules.
I think its not completely their fault when they go bad because they are surrounded by ass holes 24/7 who don't have rules and they just little by little by little bend the rules in order to serve justice and eventually it just becomes easier/ more profitable to just ignore the rules in the pursuit of "getting the bad guy."
The problem is their judgment becomes clouded to who is actually a "bad" guy or just someone who forgot to turn on their blinker..

When dealing with nothing but scum all day, it's easy to become jaded. You forget that 90% of the population is good when you only see the other 10%. Just like those who have dealt with the 10% of police that are bad when the other 90% are just kinda assholes

[diesel101]

When dealing with nothing but scum all day, it's easy to become jaded. You forget that 90% of the population is good when you only see the other 10%. Just like those who have dealt with the 10% of police that are bad when the other 90% are just kinda assholes

Kinda assholes? That is the understatement of the year!

[Lunk1]

Kinda assholes? That is the understatement of the year!