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Thread: Police officer discretion
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December 26th, 2021, 06:23 PM #31
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December 26th, 2021, 06:27 PM #32
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December 26th, 2021, 06:27 PM #33
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December 26th, 2021, 06:28 PM #34
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December 26th, 2021, 06:34 PM #35Member
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Re: Police officer discretion
No one suggested you were anything but a fully functional well to do adult. I would appreciate avoiding the slippery slope argument though- legality =/= morality. There’s a difference between having a 14” rifle barrel and serving 10 years in prison as a consequence vs operating a child abduction program for Jeffery Epstein yes?
The same world as the rest of us. My point being is there’s an obvious difference between “sign here and go on your way” for a traffic citation vs “hands up and hope you one day enjoy freedom again”
Many of those that ended up dead were police officers…
I get that you seem to be one that favors the rule of law. My position isn’t the same but is irrelevant. Is there a point where your opinion sways to the otherside? “I know the law says X but I will Y”
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December 26th, 2021, 06:51 PM #36
Re: Police officer discretion
That all depends on whether I am involved. If I am the one going to prison for ten years, I don't draw much of a distinction. Nor do I care about Epstein's fate. In any case, I don't make the rules, so whether I feel there is a difference is immaterial.
The same world as the rest of us. My point being is there*s an obvious difference between *sign here and go on your way* for a traffic citation vs *hands up and hope you one day enjoy freedom again*
Many of those that ended up dead were police officers*
I get that you seem to be one that favors the rule of law.
My position isn*t the same but is irrelevant. Is there a point where your opinion sways to the otherside? *I know the law says X but I will Y*
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December 26th, 2021, 07:01 PM #37Member
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December 26th, 2021, 08:09 PM #38
Re: Police officer discretion
Nice to meet you Special Agent Smith. I'm afraid you're going to find that contrary to what your supervisors told you, the internet isn't a hot-bed of violent right-wing types, and you're not going to find someone you can egg on into illegal actions. You guys have really overplayed your one note game over the years to the point where it is a meme that the one guy in the group who is pushing for violence and 'knows a guy who can hook you up with (explosives, full-auto, etc..) is the FBI guy.
You'd have more luck working the other side of the political spectrum, but we know that is never going to happen.
I'm impressed you waited this long after setting up your account here. Kudos for the patience.
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December 26th, 2021, 08:23 PM #39
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December 26th, 2021, 08:25 PM #40Member
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Re: Police officer discretion
I’m going to sock puppet and rack up the responses so my supervisors will give me a raise….
Nah seriously though I’m not encouraging anyone to do anything illegal. I’m asking the legal obligations of the officer (what he must vs may do). If he must, well there’s not much discussion. If he may the original questions follow:
-would you?
- personal opinion?
- could a change a detail to reverse your position?
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