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Originally posted by Autumnstang97:
Good. Failed parenting. Police get called to situations where no one else wants to get involved, and when they get there to handle business, no one likes the way it looks. I've met plenty of cops. They are not the problem.

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Originally posted by 92 LS Coupe:
I get that the girl wasn't cooperating but she wasn't a threat to the officers life or anyone else's. As far as bad parenting I don't agree with that I got three kids myself I teach them right from wrong but we've all been teenagers before and we don't always make the right decisions. I think he could've been a little less forceful

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Originally posted by [SHO]TIME:
too bad she wasn't wearing a skirt

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Good. Failed parenting. Police get called to situations where no one else wants to get involved, and when they get there to handle business, no one likes the way it looks. I've met plenty of cops. They are not the problem.

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Originally posted by 135.0:
It's a product of non spanking and participation trophy millennial generation. You see the older generation was spanked, which would be far less worse than being treated with a Steiner suplex

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Originally posted by 9cobra7:
Whats interesting about all these type of videos is that you don't see what led up to the actions of the cops. I want to see the whole video so we can get an idea why the cop did this. He's clearly not going to come up to this girl and do this without a just cause, especially when they know everyone has a phone waiting to shoot video.

I'm wondering why they continue to paint the picture of cops in this way as our enemies?

Imagine if this kid was black the amount of uproar you'd be hearing about. Since the kid looks white it's no big deal I guess.

But I agree these kids need to be spanked as children and should know there is cause and effect for bad behavior. I love how she complied quite nicely after the pile driver lol.

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Whats interesting about all these type of videos is that you don't see what led up to the actions of the cops. I want to see the whole video so we can get an idea why the cop did this. He's clearly not going to come up to this girl and do this without a just cause, especially when they know everyone has a phone waiting to shoot video.

I'm wondering why they continue to paint the picture of cops in this way as our enemies?

Imagine if this kid was black the amount of uproar you'd be hearing about. Since the kid looks white it's no big deal I guess.

But I agree these kids need to be spanked as children and should know there is cause and effect for bad behavior. I love how she complied quite nicely after the pile driver lol.

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It's the liberal media, they know they can create a narrative to shock people when all we are studying is max 60 seconds of a YouTube video. They're doing the same narrative with the trump campaign

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Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
Well its not nearly as black and white as that. Yes the liberal media goes far to make everything biased. But there are a lot of bad cops, there are cops that do nothing about bad cops, and good cops that do something about bad cops usually end up fired or silence.

There is a police militarization problem and a police brutality problem. However its not "white cops against black people" as the media makes it. It is police vs citizens period.

Accountability has the be there for a group of people we give immense power to. If they dont like cameras or GPS or whatever then they should not be cops. Cameras are there for both the officers and citizens protection and to show the whole story (at least when there is not a "malfunction" of the camera which happens far too often for todays technology. There badge is not a "do whatever they want and get away with it" badge. Cops needs to be held to the utmost highest standard possible and constantly scrutinized. They have the power to take away constitutionally protected rights on a whim and not get indited even if a normal citizen who did the same exact thing would have.

Anyone and everyone with excessive power should be put under suspicion. The human condition will make some % use their power excessively. Its human nature.

What we also really need is body cameras on politicians. Need to see what really goes on behind closed doors.

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Well its not nearly as black and white as that. Yes the liberal media goes far to make everything biased. But there are a lot of bad cops, there are cops that do nothing about bad cops, and good cops that do something about bad cops usually end up fired or silence.

There is a police militarization problem and a police brutality problem. However its not "white cops against black people" as the media makes it. It is police vs citizens period.

Accountability has the be there for a group of people we give immense power to. If they dont like cameras or GPS or whatever then they should not be cops. Cameras are there for both the officers and citizens protection and to show the whole story (at least when there is not a "malfunction" of the camera which happens far too often for todays technology. There badge is not a "do whatever they want and get away with it" badge. Cops needs to be held to the utmost highest standard possible and constantly scrutinized. They have the power to take away constitutionally protected rights on a whim and not get indited even if a normal citizen who did the same exact thing would have.

Anyone and everyone with excessive power should be put under suspicion. The human condition will make some % use their power excessively. Its human nature.

What we also really need is body cameras on politicians. Need to see what really goes on behind closed doors.

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"If they dont like cameras or GPS or whatever then they should not be cops."

You do realize that many who became police officers didn't have any of this equipment when they joined the force, right? Like every officer from mid 2000's and prior should just quit since they don't like the new technology?
Would you give up your profession because you had to use crappy Windows Vista or something back in the day? Or something that makes your job much harder to do than it used to? No, you adapt best you can or you get out if you can't handle it. Technology changes week to week and you don't get any choices anymore so usually you have to make the best of it.

I agree and disagree with you on some things and that there is good and bad people in every profession...period! Good doctors, bad ones. Good mechanics, bad ones...in every profession. Police are no different, good and bad unfortunately. All you see is the bad thanks to the media.

As far as the cops go, it is literally black n white. I can't count the amount of white cop vs unarmed black teenager headlines are out there in the last several years. You telling me you haven't heard about it? Can you count even one "black cop shoots unarmed black teenager" headline?

"What we also really need is body cameras on politicians. Need to see what really goes on behind closed doors."

I, 150% agree with this statement!!! They don't want you to see what"s behind those doors in those meetings. If you did, you'd march in the streets the nest day. Since they represent us, why the hell can't we hear anything they're saying??? Because they'll talk about how they're going to steal your money out of your pocket without you knowing how it happened, in a nutshell.

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