Anonymous OP 13w

Is that the fault of individuals or the system?

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Anonymous #1 13w

Literally the blue wall of silence. The system protects itself

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Anonymous #2 13w

Right, what’s the confusion here?

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Anonymous OP 13w

Can you give an example of one of the following occurring, and how the system protected itself?

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Anonymous #1 13w

Google “blue wall of silence” and scroll thru the numerous stories about it

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Anonymous OP 13w

Police officers are not a group of criminals bud be so fr rn

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Anonymous #2 13w

because they’re not gonna arrest each other for their crimes in broad daylight

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Anonymous #2 13w

Babes who do you think decides who the criminals are… let’s be so honest here if the group making or enforcing the laws is breaking them do you deadass think they’re gonna treat themselves as criminals? Police murdering people has become such a common occurrence in the US right now we don’t even report on every death anymore 😭😭 if they didn’t have the govt backing you just know that any group killing that many people would be on multiple watchlists be so fucking fr right now

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Anonymous #4 13w

Cops aren’t making the laws. Lawmakers are. They’re just there to enforce, but every so often someone will take the power they’ve been given and use it to break the very rules they are charged to maintain.

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Anonymous #1 13w

becoming all the more common

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Anonymous #1 13w

Hey so I straight up said both those who make and !ENFORCE! The laws. If your law ENFORCEMENT is breaking the law, who the hell is gonna go after them??

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Anonymous #3 13w

What crime is every cop committing when they put their uniforms on? Like what crime is committed by specifically being a cop? Police don’t murder people they kill them, there is a difference, and a lot of the times they are interested in arresting the bad cops that DO committ crimes and give them a bad name,

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Anonymous #2 13w

Three words: Civil Asset Forfeiture. They steal more $ than shoplifting and burglaries combined. And this is before trial

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Anonymous #2 13w

And again, the “good” cops protect the bad ones as a rule

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Anonymous OP 13w

They literally do not do it as a rule, you’re pulling stuff out of your ass, I’ve seen countless videos of officers arresting their own sergeants because they can’t give special privileges. Also its not stealing if you can get your property back, its also not illegal if you’re law enforcement and is used to collect evidence, they also don’t keep it for themselves it goes into evidence (though there are abuses of course)

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Anonymous #2 13w

All of what I said is Googleable information

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Anonymous #2 13w

Cops can and will seize a wad of cash they find in your car during a traffic stop. Doesn’t matter if you just cashed your paycheck. They’ll take it and make you jump thru legal hoops to get it back. This is one of many irl examples

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Anonymous OP 13w

Yeah and all of what I said was from google… and again it’s not stealing if you go through the process to get your stuff back. And again, its not stealing if they’re using it for evidence.

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Anonymous #2 13w

Ok well enjoy your boots

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Anonymous #1 13w

Just because it’s legal doesn’t mean it’s right

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Anonymous #5 13w

You’re right, police should just never collect evidence.

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Anonymous OP 13w

You’re so disconnected from reality.

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Anonymous #2 13w

You sniveling little shit that is clearly not what was meant

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Anonymous OP 13w

I was talking to #5 that said “just because it’s legal doesn’t mean it’s right” not everything’s about you love.

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