@@remybuitenhuis2433 It's all of the above. The laws, judges, and the police victimize and tyrannize the public they claim to embrace, protect, and support.
As far as police officers having a dangerous job, Not true, They don't even make the top 15 dangerous jobs. Being a farmer a construction worker, 8 fire fighter, And many other jobs Are far more dangerous. Let us stop fooling ourselves when we say a majority of police officers are good. If a police officer has not Falsified a report lied in court or violated someone's rights they have watched fellow officers do it to someone Without reporting it. They don't want to cross what day call the thin blue line which you will see many of them wearing an American Flag on there uniform with a thin blue line in the stripes. If they rat on a fellow officer they have crossed that line and their career will be over.
I was driving through North Carolina - I think it was Route 40. In a rest area, they had tribute to all the highway workers killed on the job. I counted the names - about 250. Now that goes back to 1960 but still. Damm that was a dangerous job.
Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. I wonder how many law enforcement officers ever wonder who it is that actually pays their salaries, who pays their mortgages and car loans and ask themselves who it is they really work for, some suit and tie wearing prick, some sleazeball politician or us people, the tax payers? When I was a kid, a police officer was your friend. Cops were regarded as heroes that catch bad guys and defend the innocent. That game has long since changed. I'm not saying all cops are bad, there's always a handful of good ones that see law enforcement for what it was meant to be. But since there's no way of knowing if the cop you're forced to deal with is good or not, yes, we should all avoid them like the plague and I speak from personal experience which includes having law enforcement in my own family
for citizens safety, print a miranda warning and say to cops that you will not answer questions before having a lawyer on your side. Et parlez francais can help, cops cannot speak french mostly. Call a lawyer is the answer to all cops questions. Have the phones of 5 law firms, or more, perhaps some have not immediate time.
Dangerous job? More dangerous than what other job? You cant just blab that out like it's the most dangerous job there is and it is not, by far, it is not.
@Kenneth Lettow I was a cop, a federal correctional officer, then a paralegal. I saw some extremely stupid cops, and of course, some very good ones. The job is not difficult. If the job is difficult for a particular officer, then it is the cop that is not very good at it. One of the dumbest correctional officers, a nice and likable man, of all things he had the most difficulty with was counting. Every time I was a backup count for him, he rarely got it right the first time. The two counts had to match, and the count had to be correct, or somebody escaped or was in the wrong unit.
You can find some examples by googling the phrase, but not enough to make the case. This appears to be a HUGE exaggeration in the service of a good point...
Part 2 Oct 29, 2019 @ 6:33AM. Three hoodlums opened and entered my car . Which was a set up by Phil Nut Howard and his wife . Don’t know whether they did anything to the car ,took or placed anything into the car. It’s so funny that the nosiest neighbors never even came out . Even though I know they were all looking from their windows . There was the one jerk that drives up and down the block .. who rides through just before the 3 hoodlums come ... And after the set up ..Eunice Boodie comes out to go to the bus.. and then Phil Nut Howard’s wife. These Crimes of human trafficking / Organized contract stalking are organized by Phil Nut Howard & Emery Perry P.I. Corrupt police and government officials who’ve been responsible for recruiting droves of illegals to take part in these crimes in Cambria Heights, Queens NY. #Organizedstalking #targetedindividual #gangstalking #113precinct #targetedindividual #communitymobbing #communitywatch #maga #105precinct #NYPDcorruption #civilliberties #thewhitehouse
I think you are stepping over the line on this video- not every officer idolized themselves and do want to protect the community as they are sworn to do.
@@professormadlad7773 Because there are almost 300 million smart phones in US. Think of all the ones you don't see that showing they act professional a high percentage of the time.
Nowadays the cop gets into his cruiser and asks, “How can I make quota today?”
Tell them you can help them solve the crime by you leaving so they can go find the person who did it.
It's better to film any regular interaction with a police officer in any case.
It's not the police that is the problem, it's the laws and the judges.
@@remybuitenhuis2433 It's all of the above. The laws, judges, and the police victimize and tyrannize the public they claim to embrace, protect, and support.
These days, yes, absolutely.
As far as police officers having a dangerous job, Not true, They don't even make the top 15 dangerous jobs. Being a farmer a construction worker, 8 fire fighter, And many other jobs Are far more dangerous. Let us stop fooling ourselves when we say a majority of police officers are good. If a police officer has not Falsified a report lied in court or violated someone's rights they have watched fellow officers do it to someone Without reporting it. They don't want to cross what day call the thin blue line which you will see many of them wearing an American Flag on there uniform with a thin blue line in the stripes. If they rat on a fellow officer they have crossed that line and their career will be over.
You are right, surprisingly, policing is not a highly dangerous profession, statistically speaking.
I was driving through North Carolina - I think it was Route 40. In a rest area, they had tribute to all the highway workers killed on the job. I counted the names - about 250. Now that goes back to 1960 but still. Damm that was a dangerous job.
Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. I wonder how many law enforcement officers ever wonder who it is that actually pays their salaries, who pays their mortgages and car loans and ask themselves who it is they really work for, some suit and tie wearing prick, some sleazeball politician or us people, the tax payers? When I was a kid, a police officer was your friend. Cops were regarded as heroes that catch bad guys and defend the innocent. That game has long since changed. I'm not saying all cops are bad, there's always a handful of good ones that see law enforcement for what it was meant to be. But since there's no way of knowing if the cop you're forced to deal with is good or not, yes, we should all avoid them like the plague and I speak from personal experience which includes having law enforcement in my own family
Well said. Thanks for the comment.
for citizens safety, print a miranda warning and say to cops that you will not answer questions before having a lawyer on your side. Et parlez francais can help, cops cannot speak french mostly. Call a lawyer is the answer to all cops questions. Have the phones of 5 law firms, or more, perhaps some have not immediate time.
Dangerous job? More dangerous than what other job? You cant just blab that out like it's the most dangerous job there is and it is not, by far, it is not.
Could you type in response the name and author of the books you referred to? Thanks
Bull roar. I was a cop and the job is not very difficult,
Bull roar!!! 🐂🐂🐂
@Kenneth Lettow I was a cop, a federal correctional officer, then a paralegal. I saw some extremely stupid cops, and of course, some very good ones. The job is not difficult. If the job is difficult for a particular officer, then it is the cop that is not very good at it. One of the dumbest correctional officers, a nice and likable man, of all things he had the most difficulty with was counting. Every time I was a backup count for him, he rarely got it right the first time. The two counts had to match, and the count had to be correct, or somebody escaped or was in the wrong unit.
nice informative videos. keep going..
They're not police, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo.
I do not fear the police at all. I am not a criminal.
Take away qualify immunity and their guns the police are to trigger happy.
I’ve heard a number of times about the three felonies a day, I have yet to hear any examples.
You can find some examples by googling the phrase, but not enough to make the case. This appears to be a HUGE exaggeration in the service of a good point...
Holy shit that voice is like nails down a fucking chalk board!
@1:18 What is a reaon? :-D
very sharp-eyed; well spotted!
When an american cop gets shot an angel gets its wings.
Part 2 Oct 29, 2019 @ 6:33AM. Three hoodlums opened and entered my car . Which was a set up by Phil Nut Howard and his wife . Don’t know whether they did anything to the car ,took or placed anything into the car. It’s so funny that the nosiest neighbors never even came out . Even though I know they were all looking from their windows . There was the one jerk that drives up and down the block .. who rides through just before the 3 hoodlums come ... And after the set up ..Eunice Boodie comes out to go to the bus.. and then Phil Nut Howard’s wife.
These Crimes of human trafficking / Organized contract stalking are organized by Phil Nut Howard & Emery Perry P.I. Corrupt police and government officials who’ve been responsible for recruiting droves of illegals to take part in these crimes in Cambria Heights, Queens NY.
#Organizedstalking #targetedindividual #gangstalking #113precinct
#targetedindividual #communitymobbing #communitywatch #maga
#105precinct #NYPDcorruption #civilliberties #thewhitehouse
I think you are stepping over the line on this video- not every officer idolized themselves and do want to protect the community as they are sworn to do.
their video specifically acknowledged the point you are making, several times, at the beginning and at the end.
I smell 🥓
Then explain all the police brutality videos that keep popping up left and right like wildfire.
@@professormadlad7773 Because there are almost 300 million smart phones in US. Think of all the ones you don't see that showing they act professional a high percentage of the time.