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RE: Good Cop/ Bad Cop - The Ireland version

in #ecotrain6 years ago

Being nice does not make a cop good. Cop's always attack people it's their job.
Maybe not you at that time but the next person they will rob, control and harass.

I know a cop who told me that he and his college where somewhere to steal a car from someone. He said the other cop was rude, and that he did not like it, he said that he was nice.
Well it does not matter at all. They stole the car.
And being "nice" saying; I do not make the laws I just enforce them. Does not absolve him from personal responsibility. It's the same sentence as; Just doing my job just following orders.

Cops are also funded with stolen money, which if you don't hand it over they come with guns to your house and take it. It's a protection racket.

Feeling ashamed or guilty is the last thing you have to do in the presence of a cop that harasses you.

I'm not saying you do that though.
peace

If there were good cops, would there be bad cops?

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Thank you for your extensive comment @wordsword! I absolutely agree with you. A nice gesture or attitude doesn't make a good cop. I always tell my children they can be anything they want, but if they'd come to me telling me they want to be a cop or join the army, I would feel that I failed them in raising them. And I'd put my foot down so they wouldn't do it.

And yeah, there wouldn't be any bad cops if there were good cops. The only good cops, in my opinion, are no cops. Anarchy. We can manage to 'govern' ourselves.

That being said, my stories were more meant as a metaphor.
This works in general. Being nice will get us much further in the long run than always being rude or nasty to people.

Being nice does not make a cop good.

To clarify......I meant Being nice, as a cop, does not make you a cop good

Being nice yourself...... even to cops could be a very good thing. Self preservation might be a reason for that.

I always tell my children they can be anything they want, but if they'd come to me telling me they want to be a cop or join the army, I would feel that I failed them in raising them. And I'd put my foot down so they wouldn't do it.

I get what you mean. I guess if most children see what it is that a cop does without al the euphemisms used in statist language then through their own reasoning, they don't even want become cop or military.

Being nice will get us much further in the long run than always being rude or nasty to people.

I agree a greeting, a smile, or a nice gesture works wonders in the world

Thank you for the reply

Peace Have a nice day :)