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  • ChrisStreett
    The job really sucks now days Sam. It was a great career once upon a time. I'm glad I got to be there in the good times.
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  • mac10
    freedom of speech the courts said so :lol:
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  • Grunt2
    ChrisStreett wrote:
    The job really sucks now days Sam. It was a great career once upon a time. I'm glad I got to be there in the good times.

    +1
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  • Sam06
    No way I would want to be a Cop.


    The mindset of people like this is unfathomable to me.
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  • ChrisStreett
    Unfortunately I still deal with it all day, every day. Honestly, I don?t really know how I manage not to throat punch 8-10 of these a***oles a week.
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  • Ricci Wright
    Only if I can be the "Bad Cop". :mrgreen:
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  • WearyTraveler
    Ricci Wright wrote:
    Only if I can be the "Bad Cop". :mrgreen:

    I know that there are good and bad cops. And I'm certain there are vastly more good ones.
    But I can see how a cop that starts out wanting to do the right thing and make a difference can become warped by the BS that he has to put up with.

    I, personally, used to think that any "over reaction" by LEO was wrong, but now I look at the didndo's actions and think "yeah, I'd club the shit out of that bastard." Sounds bad, but I can understand...
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  • Junkballer
    ChrisStreett wrote:
    The job really sucks now days Sam. It was a great career once upon a time. I'm glad I got to be there in the good times.

    Same as teaching school now, in the eyes of the parents and the system the little darlings do no wrong and woe you say anything back or touch one :evil:
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  • mogley98
    You nailed it the pussification of society is our downfall
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  • jimdeere
    ?....If I had done that as a kid and my parents found out I would have had my ass whipped and been driven to the police station and made to apologize and probably wash cop cars for a few weekends.?

    Me too. But first the old cop in our town would have got me by the shirt collar and took me to my house. He didn?t take no crap from kids or adults.
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  • babun
    In my family, I was #4 in 6 kids mom and dad had. My oldest sister was a lot older and out of the house while we 5 grew up.
    Mom and dad were pretty easy on us. BUT we had one rule: NEVER let a cop bring you home....if you did something that bad enuff...you would regret it.
    And it was amazing that it never did come to that.
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  • toad67
    I have two flags outside my house. First one is the red, white and blue stars and stripes, and the second one is the same pattern only with blue, black and white... You got my support Chris...
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  • Ditch-Runner
    its sad and scary even small towns are are not a safe bet
    how the LEO do not beat the crap out of more or shoot them is beyond me , I would last about one day on the job now no way would I want to be in the middle of the did nuffin and the legal side blaming me also
    in the past I would have done better as a leo I knew a lot of them had several cousins in the next town over that were LEO, not so many wanting to kill or do major injury to a LEO back then
    as a young fellow I had my share of "quality time " with the local city , and sheriffs . maybe more than my share :oops:
    but I was always polite , think of Eddy Haskell talking to the beavers mom not quit so over board but I was polite and no disrespect in return they were were polite as they handed me my ticket(s) or dished out a ass chewing ..
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  • mnrivrat48
    Just a bunch more brat ass kids to grow up to be part of the cancer that makes decisions in this country, and are consuming us to a sure death as a great nation.
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