There is a saying "justice delayed is justice denied."

Not, apparently, for the boys in blue.

mmmm, policophobia, very interesting.

Considering there is enough material for 102 pages over a 20-month span, I'd say there's a reason for "policophobia."

@psychoslice
Have you spent enough time in the states to actually have personal experience with U.S. cops?

102 pages in 20 months is exactly the fucking problem.

You're a tad dense, it seems.

(February 6, 2015 at 11:39 pm)IATIA Wrote: @psychoslice
Have you spent enough time in the states to actually have personal experience with U.S. cops?

No, I live in Australia, I'm not just for American cops but all cops, and of course there are the lemons, but do you think you could do a better job, American cops have to put up with danger all the time. If someone pointed a gun at you, what are you going to do, make them a cup of tea ?. If you haven't walked in another's shoes you wouldn't know, I would rather be an Australian cop before an American cop, the danger to the American cop is much higher than an Australian cop or even a UK cop. Now move along before I arrest you lol.

(February 6, 2015 at 11:46 pm)Minimalist Wrote: 102 pages in 20 months is exactly the fucking problem.

You're a tad dense, it seems.

Uh...that's what I was trying to get across to psychoslice.

(February 6, 2015 at 11:58 pm)AFTT47 Wrote:

(February 6, 2015 at 11:46 pm)Minimalist Wrote: 102 pages in 20 months is exactly the fucking problem.

You're a tad dense, it seems.

Uh...that's what I was trying to get across to psychoslice.

Ha, as if you know it all.

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Anyone can be considered a suspect, even you. So even when you have been a law bidding citizen the moment people think you commit a crime, they can legally point a gun in your face. Let's not even talk about how many wrongfully imprisoned people there have been, it's a better percentage then what the rest of human history has had, but imagine spending years of your precious life locked in a prison for a crime you never committed.

Hey psychoslice, where did you get the idea that I had broken the fucking law? The problem is you often don't have to break the fucking law to have problems with these fucks. They're often arrogant, rude and abuse their authority.

I know they aren't all like that but even the so-called "good" ones usually back the bad ones. They have this clique thing where they have each others backs - right or wrong. There needs to be oversight of every police force in the country by an independent agency. There should be a federal law requiring such oversight.

Nobody can be trusted to police themselves but some types are least trustworthy than others. The least trustworthy types are often exactly the same types that become cops: bullies and assholes.