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Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Can they give out candy too? That would be really cool. It could be an excellent way to deescalate a situation as well in the "change your state" model of conflict resolution. Some angry person might be all irate over receiving a parking ticket, but then the officer hands out a chocolate bar and suddenly the person's mental state changes. Candy not guns!
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No **** That,,,,,they should travel with ice cream packed in dry ice....the good ones....there better not be any artificially flavored Popsicle's to be found in the mix!
That's the spirit!
Why not require everyone to be nice to people? Clearly a police officer has certain unique aspects but whatever your underlying principle, couldn't it potentially be relevant to any of us?Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Maybe we should first focus on not abusing their power and not being so afraid all the time that they regularly kill unarmed civilians in "self defense" before we work on making them be "nice".
Act nice to the cops and you will find them to be pretty accommodating and helpful.
Act like a tool to the cops and you will find them about as accommodating as a warm prison shower.
Too many people push them right up to the limit and wonder why they get their asses handed to them.
If you run into a bad cop, shut your freaking mouth and report him afterwards.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Act like a tool to the cops and you will find them about as accommodating as a warm prison shower.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
Police officers should be required to be nice to people and if they aren't they should lose their job and perhaps be incarcerated as well.
An opinion fit for an authoritarian regime, not a country in which the highest court has ruled that you may not be punished in anyway for calling a cop a "son of a bitch".
They are supposed to be here to "protect and serve", but at the very least, to enforce the law fairly when they show up to clear the mess. Beating the crap out of someone (or raping them, to use your curious analogy) because they were a "tool" is not acceptable regardless of what you want to say about human tendencies.
If you're going to recognize that human beings sometimes do wrong things when provoked, you could at least also note that the things done were wrong to do. (Unless you're actually advocating for a society where police get to beat up anyone they are annoyed with).
:lamo:mrgreen:Far too general, vague or broad to be enforced as law. What level of niceness is required to stop an alleged perp from continuing to commit a crime in progress?
Excuse me sir, but it would be nice if you refrained from beating and stabbing the young woman like that... Oh sorry, my bad, I did not realize that you were in a hurry to eliminate a witness to a prior crime - carry on and we will arrest you shortly after you finish her off.
Can they give out candy too? That would be really cool. It could be an excellent way to deescalate a situation as well in the "change your state" model of conflict resolution. Some angry person might be all irate over receiving a parking ticket, but then the officer hands out a chocolate bar and suddenly the person's mental state changes. Candy not guns!
:2razz:
No where does my post fit or resemble any authoritarian regime.
People get to see few youtube videos and go straight past stupid declaring that cops are a brutal regime.
Act like a tool to the cops and you will find them about as accommodating as a warm prison shower.
Too many people push them right up to the limit and wonder why they get their asses handed to them.