Anonymous #2 14h

Go on. Explain.

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Anonymous #2 14h

"let me dress in a whore costume with a boyfriend but it's fine cuz im not"

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Anonymous #2 14h

How is dressing like a cop dressing like a whore?

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Anonymous #3 14h

How?

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Anonymous #1 14h

all cops are whores apparently. ACAW

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Anonymous #1 14h

Cuz cops suck, like maybe if it was obviously satirical itd be cool but personally im really against cops

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Anonymous #4 14h

As someone going into law enforcement, I find this hilarious😂

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Anonymous #4 14h

IM GOING TO COLLEGE TO BECOME A WHORE!

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Anonymous #3 14h

Most cops aren’t bad. The media pushes the few bad because it gets the most clicks. I’d like to think most people go into the force to help people. You can’t just make a generalization about a group of people like “all ____ are____”. It’s just like the super conservative people going “all gay people are pedophiles”. We know that’s simply not true.

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Anonymous #2 13h

Oh you’re super red pilled…

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Anonymous #1 13h

Its not the same as homophobia lol cops and law enforcement as an institution creates, justifies, and perpetuates so much injustice and death, regardless of if individual cops have good intentions and practices

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Anonymous #2 13h

that's fair but she said she has a bf

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Anonymous #6 13h

sure

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Anonymous #1 13h

yall really judging me just because I’m going into law enforcement. SMH. I want to help people? You can’t lump me into a group you generalized. Basic psychology

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Anonymous #3 13h

I didn’t say it’s the same as homophobia. I’m saying the generalizations relate in the same way. Generalizations are NOT fact. It’s basic psychology. And you think I don’t know that? The system is broken and it takes good people to change it. Why are you so against me trying to help people? Most cops are good people. People in every profession mess up but somehow you always bring it back to police officers. Even though firefighters and surgeons and all the other people have been caught doing

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Anonymous #1 13h

terrible shit. I don’t see anyone going “all male nurses are bad” or something? Or “all African American people drink grape juice”? Or “all white people don’t season their chicken”?

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Anonymous #3 13h

I’m getting a literal degree in this field. You think I don’t understand this. The system, historically, has been so messed up, but that doesn’t mean I can’t desire to bring about change.

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Anonymous #3 13h

Things simply aren’t this black and white, but it’s not my choice to make you see it differently.

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Anonymous #2 13h

thank you for your future service. I wish you the best of luck

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Anonymous #1 12h

Lick boot all u like but every day i talk to clients who have had their lives permanently ruined because of folks like you

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Anonymous #3 12h

“Folks like you” buddy I didn’t do anything. And I don’t lick anyone’s boot. Again, you’re just making shallow generalizations based on what exactly? I’m still in college, I’m not even on the street. If you believe in ACAB, you’re just as bad as those who draw awful conclusions about people based on feelings and the media. The media is NOT an accurate source of info all the way around. There are different types of journalism, too. The world is NOT black and white. I will serve my duty to the

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Anonymous #1 12h

fullest and make the place I work better. I can make a difference and I will do so.

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Anonymous #1 10h

Dawg im not saying this cuz i watch tiktoks ab it im saying it because the direct experience of me, my community, and the people i serve in my career. Even if you do what you can to be good individually you still operate under the wicked logics of and are complacent in the system

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Anonymous #3 10h

Girl, you don’t have to be a bitch about it. And who says I follow the system. fuck the system. Changing things isn’t comfortable and I’m ok with that.

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Anonymous #3 10h

It’s my career choice and I feel very strongly about what I’m doing. I might go into forensics instead but for now, this is where I’m going. This is my path and you don’t have to agree with it. I will grow where I am planted. I have been called to do this job and if I can help people, that’s enough for me. My impact will not go unnoticed and my life won’t mean nothing. I don’t care if you or whoever disapproves of my career choice, I do it because I know I am strong, hardheaded, and I will speak

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Anonymous #1 10h

up for other people. I’m a loud mouth, I will admit, and that can be put to good use. I can have a voice for people who don’t. Not to mention this job opens up higher level opportunities for me. Any place you go will have a fucked system. America is chock full of ‘em. They’re all killing us one way or another whether is greedy corporations & climate change, insurance companies, or officers abusing power. Just know that I will not be a pawn in that. I can be involved in the system and make an

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Anonymous #1 10h

impact from inside. In fact, people should want others to make change from the inside. That’s where the real problem will get sorted out. “The room where it happens”, man. So don’t sit here and tell me my life aspirations and work will be meaningless. You may not know my name but the people I serve in and out of duty will. Change has to start small. It doesn’t just “kaboom! system isn’t fucked anymore. New rules!”. Small communities and things at the local level are where people gotta start.

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