police dont even have so many thoughts about their jobs,

引用自 DoomsDay：

police dont even have so many thoughts about their jobs,

I have heard stories from around the free world about Officers showing up to people's homes who have called 9-11 and similar emergency services, not to arrest them, but to teach them that they should not use the service for calls like being lonely on their birthday and ♥♥♥♥ like that, and to celebrate with them, some Officers going above-and-beyond by even bringing cupcakes and candles, making dinner, etc...

To these Officers, Police Chief's, and Precincts/Districts, I tip my hat.

i do not have very positive opinions of authorities lately considering the state my country has been in for some years now. but aye, some police officers are just normal people doing their job.

lovely

引用自 salamander：

i do not have very positive opinions of authorities lately considering the state my country has been in for some years now. but aye, some police officers are just normal people doing their job.

I hope things get better and please just stay safe and out of trouble.

So when are you going to house underprivileged people? If you’re liberal and you have the resources, why are you living off of rent money instead of helping those who are struggling? 🤔

引用自 Ihavenolegsandimustwalk：

So when are you going to house underprivileged people? If you’re liberal and you have the resources, why are you living off of rent money instead of helping those who are struggling? 🤔

I am actually looking into a nice piece of property in a good neighborhood to sponsor Veterans of War whom are into alcohol rehabilitation, disabled, etc... I am forming a Trust Fund because I have a military family as well and I think I can help people through recovery as I suffered from this horrible disease and I am mildly handicapped also, yet won against addiction, so you are actually stating my goals here, thank you for your support.

And how are you doing with your support of the less fortunate people in your community?

i think its probably the worst job to have. the worst of your force is going to smear your rep with the rest of the population. years to build a rep, seconds to destroy it.

i notice the training of enforcement staff has fallen. reviewing a lot of 'scuffle' bodycam footage, i see officers open. tons of openings. places where their liver would have been kicked (still hurts through the armor) and their equipment used against them.

struggling to take down a perp for minutes when a simple lock or hold would have ended it in seconds. we're talking very bare bones basic joint locks and holds that are universal to like 6 different combat systems , lol. stuff you can learn in 6 hours and it follows you through life.

places where the officer didn't have to go to the ground. (got taken down by the perp, too! embarrassement!!!!!!)

places where compliance could have been gained with a finger lock.

places where compliance could have been gained by being stealthy.

and the lack of charm! its so easy to talk to people and ascertain their intent. showing a little charm and class goes a long way.

idk, its just crazy to me to be out there in armor and a service weapon and a badge and be so unprepared.

may fortune favor the foolish. (no shade at anyone who is commissioned by their city. but i sure hope you train!)

引用自 Hammer Of Evil：

i think its probably the worst job to have. the worst of your force is going to smear your rep with the rest of the population. years to build a rep, seconds to destroy it.

i notice the training of enforcement staff has fallen. reviewing a lot of 'scuffle' bodycam footage, i see officers open. tons of openings. places where their liver would have been kicked (still hurts through the armor) and their equipment used against them.

struggling to take down a perp for minutes when a simple lock or hold would have ended it in seconds. we're talking very bare bones basic joint locks and holds that are universal to like 6 different combat systems , lol. stuff you can learn in 6 hours and it follows you through life.

places where the officer didn't have to go to the ground. (got taken down by the perp, too! embarrassement!!!!!!)

places where compliance could have been gained with a finger lock.

places where compliance could have been gained by being stealthy.

and the lack of charm! its so easy to talk to people and ascertain their intent. showing a little charm and class goes a long way.

idk, its just crazy to me to be out there in armor and a service weapon and a badge and be so unprepared.

may fortune favor the foolish. (no shade at anyone who is commissioned by their city. but i sure hope you train!)

I think one major issue is that there is no National Training System, in any country, nor is there a requirement, same with most substitute teachers, for a requirement of at least a two-year college degree. People straight out of high school will hold more grudges then any folk introduced to college, including lower level Community colleges.

Another issue is that some Districts will employ military people whom never reach a higher rank, higher ranks show much more remorse for humanity, in most cases.

There is a reason that Detectives and Investigators hold 4-year college degrees and not just for forensic sciences, but also in Social Sciences as well.

Not many on-duty Officers (foot soldiers) even know why college creates solutions and high school is only fact-based which creates hostility without a social aspect.

Some people can be talked down, some people are too hocked up on whatever to even care, to differentiate takes both knowledge/experience and common sense, yet also a taste of empathy but always being 'on-guard' causes anxiety for said Officers.

I do not like cops but I really respect good Officers of the Law unless that law is biased ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, like in the current UK, for example.

Some Officers are gamers and use Steam, but this is no source of respect from me.

The trick that has been handed out through the ages was to look at a person's eyes, if the pupil is big, they are cool, they are based, they are fair, if the pupil is small, they are biased, they are hating, they are judgmental.

引用自 Alice Liddell：

引用自 Hammer Of Evil：

i think its probably the worst job to have. the worst of your force is going to smear your rep with the rest of the population. years to build a rep, seconds to destroy it.

i notice the training of enforcement staff has fallen.

...

may fortune favor the foolish. (no shade at anyone who is commissioned by their city. but i sure hope you train!)

I think one major issue is that there is no National Training System, in any country, nor is there a requirement, same with most substitute teachers, for a requirement of at least a two-year college degree. People straight out of high school will hold more grudges then any folk introduced to college, including lower level Community colleges.

Another issue is that some Districts will employ military people whom never reach a higher rank, higher ranks show much more remorse for humanity, in most cases.

There is a reason that Detectives and Investigators hold 4-year college degrees and not just for forensic sciences, but also in Social Sciences as well.

Not many on-duty Officers (foot soldiers) even know why college creates solutions and high school is only fact-based which creates hostility without a social aspect.

Some people can be talked down, some people are too hocked up on whatever to even care, to differentiate takes both knowledge/experience and common sense, yet also a taste of empathy but always being 'on-guard' causes anxiety for said Officers.

I do not like cops but I really respect good Officers of the Law unless that law is biased ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, like in the current UK, for example.

Some Officers are gamers and use Steam, but this is no source of respect from me.

The trick that has been handed out through the ages was to look at a person's eyes, if the pupil is big, they are cool, they are based, they are fair, if the pupil is small, they are biased, they are hating, they are judgmental.

i can't argue with validity presented in an articulate manner 😎👍

引用自 Alice Liddell：

引用自 Ihavenolegsandimustwalk：

So when are you going to house underprivileged people? If you’re liberal and you have the resources, why are you living off of rent money instead of helping those who are struggling? 🤔

I am actually looking into a nice piece of property in a good neighborhood to sponsor Veterans of War whom are into alcohol rehabilitation, disabled, etc... I am forming a Trust Fund because I have a military family as well and I think I can help people through recovery as I suffered from this horrible disease and I am mildly handicapped also, yet won against addiction, so you are actually stating my goals here, thank you for your support.

And how are you doing with your support of the less fortunate people in your community?

You already have two pieces of property lol. Use it now. 🤔 and addiction is not a disease, it’s a choice.

引用自 Ihavenolegsandimustwalk：

引用自 Alice Liddell：

I am actually looking into a nice piece of property in a good neighborhood to sponsor Veterans of War whom are into alcohol rehabilitation, disabled, etc... I am forming a Trust Fund because I have a military family as well and I think I can help people through recovery as I suffered from this horrible disease and I am mildly handicapped also, yet won against addiction, so you are actually stating my goals here, thank you for your support.

And how are you doing with your support of the less fortunate people in your community?

You already have two pieces of property lol. Use it now. 🤔 and addiction is not a disease, it’s a choice.

This is true, the condo down south is my retirement property when I can no longer do ♥♥♥♥ as in home maintenance, and it has crossed my mind to use my home as an aid because this neighborhood is a nice place, quiet, and where I learned to kick bad habits.

Someone mentioned this though about another, possible, housing market collapse, which would build even greater capital, so I await the future housing market crash.

引用自 Alice Liddell：

What do you think?

I have a lot of respect for the police, it's probably part of my upbringing, I was always told that if I ever need help, speak to a police officer. At one time, we used to see a bobby on the beat most days here in the UK, I'm presuming because of the budget cuts, it's now very rare to see one.

I watch a lot of programmes that involve the police catching criminals, one such programme is called The Real Manhunter, it stars former Met. Police Detective Colin Sutton, he explains how he has caught some of the worst with the help from his team. Interesting to watch.

I'm thankful that we do have people like that in society, sometimes willing to risk it all to protect a member of the public.

the worst types of people who are the "F*ck The Police" and the "Police boot lickers" Go to any forum and both of them are incredibly and equally insufferable.

引用自 Punished Rusty Shackleford：

the worst types of people who are the "F*ck The Police" and the "Police boot lickers" Go to any forum and both of them are incredibly and equally insufferable.

Not as much as those people that cannot speak truth on their main and rely on alt accounts within said forums to 'save face', I just tell ♥♥♥♥ like it is in reality, without fear.