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[Harry Boy]

All you liberals out there, if you don't like COPS the next time your in trouble call up a Democrat to come and help you.

Most all hard core left wing liberals have a deep dislike for Law And Order and all those associated with it.

Liberal Democrats love criminals because most all criminals are Liberal Democrats.

Criminals love Liberal Democrats because the Criminals know that the Liberal Democrats love them.

[DarrylS]

Originally Posted by Turd Furguson

I just love the rational thought of our resident lefties.


Hate America
Hate its soldiers
Hate its police force

I tend to be more on the left than the right, but disagree with this assessment and many of the others as they tend to generalize. I love this country, have tremendous amount of respect for the armed forces and completely respect law enforcement people. I worked corrections for 30 years, and have seen both sides of the argument. The one thing I learned in all of my experience that in my role in corrections, fair play was the key ingredient in managing inmates. If things got out of kilter then usually it was because of the staff not the inmates. There were some incidents that could have been blamed on inmates, but for the most part in debriefings it would usually come out as staff were not vigilent, ignored warning signs or overstepped their bounds. I also know, and I learned from the best, one basic premise, there is no one person or group of people who can control an inmate population, they have to allow it to happen.

[pats-blue]

Originally Posted by Pujo

Yeah, the LAPD are saints and everyone has it in for them, more than the other police departments.

That whole departments needs to be dumped into the ocean with all the other sewage.

Not everyone, just you I guess..."sewage", hhhmm very purvasive arguement there let me see if I can find something to counter such a well documented argument you have there.

[pats-blue]

Originally Posted by GJAJ15

I tend to be more on the left than the right, but disagree with this assessment and many of the others as they tend to generalize. I love this country, have tremendous amount of respect for the armed forces and completely respect law enforcement people. I worked corrections for 30 years, and have seen both sides of the argument. The one thing I learned in all of my experience that in my role in corrections, fair play was the key ingredient in managing inmates. If things got out of kilter then usually it was because of the staff not the inmates. There were some incidents that could have been blamed on inmates, but for the most part in debriefings it would usually come out as staff were not vigilent, ignored warning signs or overstepped their bounds. I also know, and I learned from the best, one basic premise, there is no one person or group of people who can control an inmate population, they have to allow it to happen.

Amen, Corrections is one of the toughest jobs out there. I know I couldn't do that job personally.