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Originally Posted by Guest
THis is a pathetic and predictable responose to a serious societal problem. The attitude that if you support police, or any other group, you must support them all is ridiculous. There are mostly good law enforcement people and there are bad ones, just like teachers, doctors, lawyers, accountants, managers, and on and on. Reasonable people realize that law enforcement is a necessary and welcome part of living comfortably and safely. However, reasonable people also realize that bad cops are not only a singular problem, but an infection to all law enforcement and a besmirchment to all the honorable ones. These bad cops should be recognized and eliminated from the force, and demanding they are is a benefit to not only their honorable brethren, but the public as a whole. There are racist cops just as there are racists in all walks of life, and often they go undetected, but when it escalates to violence and murder it is nothing less than lynching. The black community bears some of the responsibility for the problem, and needs to help clean up the act of the lawless among them, but lawlessness exists in every faction of society, and always will. Respect for authority, and law enforcement in particular should be observed by all, but when wrongs are committed the wrongdoers should be repudiated and punished.
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No, not pathetic but simply predicable and overdue.
No one is opposed to punishing genuinely bad, lawless cops but those numbers are very low. Instead, we put cops in an impossible situation to keep order in a population that simply doesn't seem to want it or be capable of doing it.
I would not blame the cops one bit if they went on "silent strike" and simply refused to engage. Holy liberals like you are ready to lynch them, like the MD State Attorney is going to do. Legally, her case and set of charges is a joke but that's what you get when you aim for "social justice" instead of justice based on law.