jeebs
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So, I win?The cops are better shots?
So, I win?The cops are better shots?
No, the cops do, apparently.So, I win?
. God fucking damn them, they ways do.No, the cops do, apparently.
I think your math is off here. I believe that would be 15,000.There's about 300,000 cops in America, so 5% is still 60,000 people and they can do a lot of damage. Public trust in the police is important and rooting out the bad apples so people, especially minorities who are less likely to trust them, can cooperate without feeling threatened will do more overall for the police mission than buying more military hardware.
I see that has already been pointed out. Sorry.I think your math is off here. I believe that would be 15,000.
Yeah, brain fart there. My bad.I think your math is off here. I believe that would be 15,000.
In fairness to Iamtdg and his many many retarded positions, he has said he supports cameras on police and punishing violators.It's been pointed out, and Forts agreed with it, that better video monitoring of cops actually protects the good cops. Hell, protecting the good cops from false accusations and reducing complaints and lawsuits overall is a win-win for the cops and the PD. Pretty much the only people against it are the "5%" of dirty cops and I guess Iamtdg.
In that case what were you two arguing about for the last two pages?In fairness to Iamtdg and his many many retarded positions, he has said he supports cameras on police and punishing violators.
Most of the time I don't even know. If you can't follow it how am I supposed toIn that case what were you two arguing about for the last two pages?
2010 Michigan State University study found that cops with a two or four-year degree resorted to using force 56 percent of the time, while those with only a GED or high school diploma used force 68 percent of the time. The Bureau of Justice Statistics found in 2003 that 83 percent of U.S. police agencies require cops only to have a GED or high school diploma, and only one percent require a four-year college degree.Is it your position that the bachelor degree would affect or change the tendencies of someone?
I saw an article that said it was 1%.Yeah, it's 5%. I believe I said that.
I agree with personal cameras protects everyone. I read also that in 2010 there were something like 5000 cases in the country of police misconduct.It's been pointed out, and Forts agreed with it, that better video monitoring of cops actually protects the good cops. Hell, protecting the good cops from false accusations and reducing complaints and lawsuits overall is a win-win for the cops and the PD. Pretty much the only people against it are the "5%" of dirty cops and I guess Iamtdg.
You wanna keep this non-argument going, pal?!Most of the time I don't even know. If you can't follow it how am I supposed to
Maybe he says things in a positive way and I say things in a negative way.