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    Quote Originally Posted by BREATHER View Post
    The point is, cops, good or bad have to take control of the situation right from the gitgo. They never know what some freak is on when they roll up to a call.. The cops good or bad should not have to put up with retarded shit just because they're cops..

    You junior warriors don't care about what is fucking up the population, but you guys with older kids need to know what is out there that is destroying the fibre of society. From what I read here on this forum there's a bunch of jokesters on here with a sour sarcastic wit. Really get out there and find out WHY these assmonkeys in Washington want to subjagate the population

    OH YEAH thanks to the grammer police.....
    No but they should be respectful and professional, even when faced with someone acting like a douche bag. As evident by our continued efforts to be respectful of your posts and viewpoints. Yes we are a rather sarcastic bunch, but we enjoy our mental gymnastics with words and imagery. Who knows maybe we watched a bit too much Bugs Bunny as kids.

    The more police that behave with the Judge Dredd mentality of "I AM THE LAW," the less respect they will receive from the civilian populace and the worse off it will be for everyone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kraven251 View Post
    No but they should be respectful and professional, even when faced with someone acting like a douche bag. As evident by our continued efforts to be respectful of your posts and viewpoints. Yes we are a rather sarcastic bunch, but we enjoy our mental gymnastics with words and imagery. Who knows maybe we watched a bit too much Bugs Bunny as kids.

    The more police that behave with the Judge Dredd mentality of "I AM THE LAW," the less respect they will receive from the civilian populace and the worse off it will be for everyone.
    I keep thinking of your avatar when i read this! Nice.............. Hey breather take a look at it, i think you might like it! Cool isn't it...... (sarcasm junior warrior wit)

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10mm-man View Post
    I keep thinking of your avatar when i read this! Nice.............. Hey breather take a look at it, i think you might like it! Cool isn't it...... (sarcasm junior warrior wit)
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    Quote Originally Posted by kraven251 View Post
    No but they should be respectful and professional, even when faced with someone acting like a douche bag. As evident by our continued efforts to be respectful of your posts and viewpoints. Yes we are a rather sarcastic bunch, but we enjoy our mental gymnastics with words and imagery. Who knows maybe we watched a bit too much Bugs Bunny as kids.

    The more police that behave with the Judge Dredd mentality of "I AM THE LAW," the less respect they will receive from the civilian populace and the worse off it will be for everyone.
    Well said! Exactly what I was thinking... A good cop would have asked the guy to calm down, try to defuse the situation; was there a need for force? So the kid got lippy and took a "threatening posture," I'm sure cops experience that all the time and don't need to make physical contact every single time. I can sympathize with the LEO's position, they deal in bad situations all day, but physical contact is not the best option for this instance without escalation. He wasn't "losing control" of the situation from what I saw, so there was no need to strike the kid and pin him down to "maintain" said control...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronin13 View Post
    Well said! Exactly what I was thinking... A good cop would have asked the guy to calm down, try to defuse the situation; was there a need for force? So the kid got lippy and took a "threatening posture," I'm sure cops experience that all the time and don't need to make physical contact every single time. I can sympathize with the LEO's position, they deal in bad situations all day, but physical contact is not the best option for this instance without escalation. He wasn't "losing control" of the situation from what I saw, so there was no need to strike the kid and pin him down to "maintain" said control...
    Agreed. He didn't step to the cops, the cops stepped to him. He wasn't threatening, although the U.S. Soldier respect me comment was total douche.... Reservist combat engineering was it? WTF.. respect me.. I move equipment. Big cop/Marine taking a shot at a "soldier" cause he can? IDK... that seemed a little rediculous.
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