(06-06-2020 07:08 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

Let them all do it, and live with the consequences.

LOOOOOOOOL

(06-06-2020 07:30 PM)Kronke Wrote:  LOOOOOOOOL

Leftists always turn and devour their own as soon as they get out of line.

Just when I think all of this is hurting Trump's reelection bid, the far left crazies come out and loudly scream to DEFUND THE POLICE! Left leaders will never denounce it because they are scared of the crazies too.....and.....Trump wins again.

(06-06-2020 07:08 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

States are the 'laboratories' of democracy. Let them pass these proposals so the rest of the states can watch and see what happens. Pretty easy to predict the result but pass the popcorn.

Defund the police sounds like something I would have said to my friends at 16 years old around a bonfire after taking a bong hit.

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I have to give this teenage mayor props for sticking up for his beliefs in the midst of this madness. People who don't want police are the same people that want free stuff, i.e., from vandalizing stores in the absence of police.

I don't know but it seems Black leaders aren't too bright. Or perhaps they are brighter than we think because that's part of their agenda. They are terrorists and want free rein. I wonder when common sense will prevail.

(06-06-2020 09:37 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  I have to give this teenage mayor props for sticking up for his beliefs in the midst of this madness. People who don't want police are the same people that want free stuff, i.e., from vandalizing stores in the absence of police.

I don't know but it seems Black leaders aren't too bright. Or perhaps they are brighter than we think because that's part of their agenda. They are terrorists and want free rein. I wonder when common sense will prevail.

The mayor was stupid to even show up at that protest. He had to know he could be asked if he supported dismantling the police. And he had to know that the crowd would turn on him. That walk of shame was one of the funniest things I have seen in awhile.

You dont agree with me 100% so I cannot dialogue with you as you are evil.

That's not sustainable

I’m not against the general idea of ramping up social programs in cities that have a need and have police forces stretched thin. Caught a quote somewhere the other day where a police chief (Louisville maybe?) talked about the number things cops are called in for that have nothing to do with their job. Getting called in for a barking dog or noisy neighbor not only takes cops away from their public safety mission, it also makes the myriad of situations they face so broad that it’s hard to provide effective training.

Should the police really be the first line of defense against a drunkard stumbling the streets or someone acting erratic in a store? Or should medical personnel be called in first with police standing by to step in if things get dangerous?

I could get behind reforms that provide targeted social spending to solve some of these issues if I actually believed in the local government to run good intervention programs. In theory, the police mission could get back to solely public safety and their budgets could be shrunk over time or at least the rate of growth could slow. I can’t see the usefulness of front end police budget cuts to fund feel good programs that will be mismanaged boondoggles.

(06-06-2020 09:54 PM)memphistiger89 Wrote:  

(06-06-2020 09:37 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  I have to give this teenage mayor props for sticking up for his beliefs in the midst of this madness. People who don't want police are the same people that want free stuff, i.e., from vandalizing stores in the absence of police.

I don't know but it seems Black leaders aren't too bright. Or perhaps they are brighter than we think because that's part of their agenda. They are terrorists and want free rein. I wonder when common sense will prevail.

The mayor was stupid to even show up at that protest. He had to know he could be asked if he supported dismantling the police. And he had to know that the crowd would turn on him. That walk of shame was one of the funniest things I have seen in awhile.

I'm still trying to digest what I think of that video. I can barely believe it's real. That poor cuck is in so far over his head I almost feel bad for him taking that walk of shame at the end. But between his crocodile tears at the funeral and his willingness, nay eagerness to humiliate himself to gain the mob's approval, I just can't. They demanded one final crazy step he just couldn't give them.

Then again, you get what you vote for and the crazies putting him through the wringer were just a tiny percentage of the ones who actually voted for him.

If this is true and it continues, they won't have to defund the police. There won't be any police left to defund. And I can't say I blame them, no cop takes the job to be treated and scapegoated like this.

(06-06-2020 11:12 PM)pkptigers07 Wrote:  I’m not against the general idea of ramping up social programs in cities that have a need and have police forces stretched thin. Caught a quote somewhere the other day where a police chief (Louisville maybe?) talked about the number things cops are called in for that have nothing to do with their job. Getting called in for a barking dog or noisy neighbor not only takes cops away from their public safety mission, it also makes the myriad of situations they face so broad that it’s hard to provide effective training.

Should the police really be the first line of defense against a drunkard stumbling the streets or someone acting erratic in a store? Or should medical personnel be called in first with police standing by to step in if things get dangerous?

I could get behind reforms that provide targeted social spending to solve some of these issues if I actually believed in the local government to run good intervention programs. In theory, the police mission could get back to solely public safety and their budgets could be shrunk over time or at least the rate of growth could slow. I can’t see the usefulness of front end police budget cuts to fund feel good programs that will be mismanaged boondoggles.

#1 place where police get killed is answering domestic disturbances.
Would you send social workers to get killed?
Would you send a medical person to go up to an erratic, perhaps mass murderer in the store?

In small towns they deal with barking dogs and noise. In big cities, they don't even deal with burglaries. They write them up and file them.

(06-07-2020 12:58 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(06-06-2020 11:12 PM)pkptigers07 Wrote:  I’m not against the general idea of ramping up social programs in cities that have a need and have police forces stretched thin. Caught a quote somewhere the other day where a police chief (Louisville maybe?) talked about the number things cops are called in for that have nothing to do with their job. Getting called in for a barking dog or noisy neighbor not only takes cops away from their public safety mission, it also makes the myriad of situations they face so broad that it’s hard to provide effective training.

Should the police really be the first line of defense against a drunkard stumbling the streets or someone acting erratic in a store? Or should medical personnel be called in first with police standing by to step in if things get dangerous?

I could get behind reforms that provide targeted social spending to solve some of these issues if I actually believed in the local government to run good intervention programs. In theory, the police mission could get back to solely public safety and their budgets could be shrunk over time or at least the rate of growth could slow. I can’t see the usefulness of front end police budget cuts to fund feel good programs that will be mismanaged boondoggles.

#1 place where police get killed is answering domestic disturbances.
Would you send social workers to get killed?
Would you send a medical person to go up to an erratic, perhaps mass murderer in the store?

In small towns they deal with barking dogs and noise. In big cities, they don't even deal with burglaries. They write them up and file them.

My uncle is a retired police officer. Talking to him the other day he said. "If they want to send social workers let them. It'll be an interesting outcome."

In the past he has said to me: "Depends on which way the badge is pointed." in regards to what kind of cop people can be.

When social workers remove children from dangerous situations they take police.

How would it work if their wasnt a cop their and the parent refused to cooperate?

(06-07-2020 02:27 PM)solohawks Wrote:  When social workers remove children from dangerous situations they take police.

How would it work if their wasnt a cop their and the parent refused to cooperate?

Do social workers get combat pay?

(06-07-2020 02:35 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-07-2020 02:27 PM)solohawks Wrote:  When social workers remove children from dangerous situations they take police.

How would it work if their wasnt a cop their and the parent refused to cooperate?

Do social workers get combat pay?

They'll need it. Plus burial benefits.

(06-07-2020 02:40 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(06-07-2020 02:35 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-07-2020 02:27 PM)solohawks Wrote:  When social workers remove children from dangerous situations they take police.

How would it work if their wasnt a cop their and the parent refused to cooperate?

Do social workers get combat pay?

They'll need it. Plus burial benefits.

Exactly. The job pay is crap. lol...I guess we will need more immigrants to do the jobs Americans wont take.

(06-07-2020 02:45 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(06-07-2020 02:40 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(06-07-2020 02:35 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-07-2020 02:27 PM)solohawks Wrote:  When social workers remove children from dangerous situations they take police.

How would it work if their wasnt a cop their and the parent refused to cooperate?

Do social workers get combat pay?

They'll need it. Plus burial benefits.

Exactly. The job pay is crap. lol...I guess we will need more immigrants to do the jobs Americans wont take.

We need John Belushi to play the role model for Samurai Social Workers. That would clean some stuff up. If not it might be taken over by the Taliban in Minneapolis.