dank69
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An excuse to be a moron. Be a moron if you'd like.The phrase exists because even good cops protect bad cops. As long as there is a "thin blue line" protecting lawless corruption and human rights abuse among (what may very well be a minority of) officers rather than a culture of equality under the law, the phrase is relevant and legitimate.
99% bad apples ruin the bunch
Naw, trayvon is perfect. If you make exceptions for human rights based on some character flaw (perceived or otherwise), you can make exceptions for ANY character flaw. Something something defending scoundrels and all that.I feel like Trayvon might not be the best example there, but I approve of the sentiment. I would have used Tamir Rice, who was only 12 and summarily executed for playing with a toy gun - in an open carry state.
Naw, trayvon is perfect. If you make exceptions for human rights based on some character flaw (perceived or otherwise), you can make exceptions for ANY character flaw. Something something defending scoundrels and all that.
Yeah? You followed them around while they were working to see their behavior? Neat!I've known many cops. This is strictly false.
Lost TWO jobs over it.![]()
Ha, good on that employer.