Smashing the boys face into a cactus

  • @A_Random_Idiot
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    3811 months ago

    You cant be a cop and be a good person.

    They are fundamentally opposed like matter and antimatter. and like matter/antimatter, they annihilate eachother on contact.

    If you are a good person, and a cop, You will either quickly end up forced to quit/fired as you take a stand against the institutional corruption, casual racism, ethical violations, abuse of people, and more… Or your fellow cops end up arranging your death.

    this is why police agencies have gone to court to fight for the right to NOT higher qualified candidates who know the law, who know how to behave, etc etc.

    Cause they don’t want respectable cops.

    They want under educated highschool bully types who are quick to get down with the corruption if it means they can wax their Authoraween on the poor unsuspecting public.

    • @yesman
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      2211 months ago

      In corrupt systems being corrupt isn’t an option; it’s mandatory.

      A good example of the cadet to pig pipeline is padding overtime. Whenever you see a cop charged with anything, one of the charges will inevitably be “theft of public funds” or some such. That’s padded overtime. But now imagine you’re honest on your timesheet. You look like the laziest cop now.

      Same thing for arrests, tickets, or any metric used to gauge performance.

      • @A_Random_Idiot
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        11 months ago

        They also love to pick up arrests near the end of their shifts so they can spend hours of milking overtime doing paperwork at your expense.

      • @aidan
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        211 months ago

        Read “Power of the Powerless” by Václav Havel