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I've always been pro-police -- known too many of them in my life who were good, kind, empathetic, community-service-minded. When I saw ACAB, the first A always stuck in my craw..."all" of most groups of cops aren't bastards. They've saved my life. They've rescued several friends from certain death. They've helped me uncover a theft ring and human trafficking at a nearby apartment. The list is real and significant - cops in Seattle have done me right.
But.
This latest exchange between Auderer and Solan is past the line. Solan's bugged me for a good long time. Now we see he's got acolytes. Time to excise this garbage.
I still don't think all cops are bastards. But I can confirm that two of them certainly are.
It’s surprising that it’s better in an area where the median home price is 1.3 million dollars /s :
Not sure if you are kidding or serious here, but, I like smoking weed and don’t want to get executed for it so, no thanks.
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Mine hasn’t. I’ve pretty much figured they were like this all along. It takes a special kind of stupid to take on this job in the first place.
Weirdly, I don’t know any actual cops (or care to) but have been friends with many ex-cops for whatever reason. Didn’t know a single one of them who didn’t have hella PTSD. And not just from dealing with the lowest forms of the general public. It was also the corruption, the beat downs, the evidence tampering, etc. Basically, every time someone has spoken with me honestly about the job, it’s like, take the worst case scenario you can imagine in your head and that will be the most accurate.