If you could kill a cop...

[ValleyDJing]

when you've been banned for doing 105 in a 70 (empty motorway, no chance of anyone getting hurt) then you'll agree

same when you've got a parking ticket for being 4 minutes late getting back to your car




the real police do a valuable job - they protect citizens and enforce worthwhile laws, while traffic cops just punish motorists for wanting to get somewhere quickly, having a non-standard exhaust on their bike or many other things...


basically - the police are doing a good job, bastards on the motorway are just there to harass you

I get frustrated as well...but then again, have you seen the death rates that car accidents (aka negligent driving) causes? Hundreds of thousands every year.

 

[PRMoon]

I get frustrated as well...but then again, have you seen the death rates that car accidents (aka negligent driving) causes? Hundreds of thousands every year.

You're right about that. I use to street race and I saw some knarly accidents cause of speed. That's why they crack down so much here in vegas. And that's just handled by metro for the most part. The high way patrol spends the bulk of their time pulling over speeders and cleaning up the messes on the freeway caused by people speeding to get to work early or talking on their cell phone...or driving drunk. Bashing cops for pulling people over doesn't make anysense.

 

[ValleyDJing]

You're right about that. I use to street race and I saw some knarly accidents cause of speed. That's why they crack down so much here in vegas. And that's just handled by metro for the most part. The high way patrol spends the bulk of their time pulling over speeders and cleaning up the messes on the freeway caused by people speeding to get to work early or talking on their cell phone...or driving drunk. Bashing cops for pulling people over doesn't make anysense.

Yeah...I still race occasionally. I don't go out and set s.hit up, its just...If I pull up to a stop light, and some kid in a ricer tries to punk me, I'm not gonna let that happen. haha! I think its a small miracle I haven't been pulled over yet *knock on wood*...but if they did, I wouldn't b.itch about it, cause, well I deserve it. I can see maybe being upset about getting pulled over for going over by like 5mph, but like that one dude said up there 105 in a 70?! Come on! He has nobody to blame but himself. Cop would probably rather give him a ticket than scrape his brains up off the road later.

 

[God_of_getting_layed]

yeah, cops are so great they really help out victims in society and take out the criminals.

Lets see, a friend was assualted by someone at a party who hit him over the head with a baseball bat. He had to get stiches etc. My friend in no way provoked the guy nor did he even try to fight, yet they attacked him anyway, and did so with a deadly weapon. They also vandalized his car. We went to the police about this beleiving that they really are heros of the country. The police didnt do ****, they acted annoyed that we wanted to file a police report. We even called to check on the status of the investigation, they didnt do ****. They failed to serve justice. Long story short, we went back to that house on a later night and did some street justice and we got away with it for the same reason they did lol. cops dont give a fvck!!! fvckin basturds.

Deus, I thought cops were just doing their job? I thought they just enfoce the laws...I didnt see any law enforcement there. hmmmm, it looks like cops cherry pick which laws they enforce. It looks like cops have the ability to decide weither they should actually enforce the law.

This means a cop really is being an @sshole when he writes that ticket for someone going only 1 mile over the speed limit. He does have the power to look the other way(see the example above). Cops arent forced to enforce the law, its clearly their free choice. Senators may write them, but cops are the ones who can deside if they should do anything about it. Sometimes a law does not need to be enforced!!!! ie. 1 mile over speed limit, just one of many examples. And sometimes it must be enforced no matter what, see violent crimes.

If I could kill a cop and get away with it, I would. I wouldnt actually kill him, there are some things worse than death. Id keep his ass alive for a very long time torturing him, Id use lots of methods used by the Saudis. He would beg for death, but He would never get it. Yeah, I really dont like cops (never been arrested BTW, but I strongly oppose how they immorally treat people in society)

Its fvcked up how cops dont go after the real criminals (people who assualt others with deadly weapons) but dont feel bad at all writing that ticket for someon going 1-mile over who may be poor, and a ticket really hurts him, hes living paycheck to paycheck. Some heros they are. a cop is really something to be proud of.

Deus, do you really think cops are honest? do you really think cops arent capable of being corrupt? you are naive. cops=gestapo

 

[God_of_getting_layed]

Cop would probably rather give him a ticket than scrape his brains up off the road later.

I really dont think the cops would care about scraping up brains of someone. They really dont care about someone's suffering. They arrest women or mothers on petty things (ie. marijuana charge) all the time who clearly dont belong in prison who are begging and crying, yet you can tell the cop doesnt give a rats ass that she will be suffering (being away from her kids, getting beat up in prison etc.). Im not saying the cop shouldnt arrest her, Im saying if he has to arrest her, he needs to treat her with respect when he does it. Cops always talk to their perps in a disrespectful way, theyre sarcastic, and they act like the person (a mother in this case) is scum of the earth despite her crying and clear evidence that she is suffering. The point is, cops dont care if someone is suffering, they dont care unless its one of their own. So the propagandist statement "rather give a ticket than scrape up brians" is bull****. They dont care one bit if someone dies, gets beat, gets raped, gets murdered unless its on of their own.

 

[diplomatic_lies]

If you don't like all cops, you're free to visit countries with very few cops. Sierra Leone is one of them. Just watch out for the 10-year-old kids with AKs who're willing to blow your head off to steal your clothes.

 

[Bible_Belt]

flame thread, troll fodder, waste of time....

 

[ValleyDJing]

I really dont think the cops would care about scraping up brains of someone. They really dont care about someone's suffering.

My Dad's a cop. Years ago, he tried to climb into a 2nd story window of a burning house to save a baby in a crib. He wasn't able to...the flames were too intense. The next day going through the house he found the baby's charred body. I still catch him crying about it to this day.

 

[ValleyDJing]

Damn Deaux...speaking of killing, you're body count is rising like nothing else in this forum.

1. El Febreezy
2. God of Getting Layed
4. Howard Alex

Anyways, this thread is stupid.

 

[ValleyDJing]

If I could kill a cop and get away with it, I would. I wouldnt actually kill him, there are some things worse than death. Id keep his ass alive for a very long time torturing him, Id use lots of methods used by the Saudis. He would beg for death, but He would never get it.

You are one sick motherf.ucker.

 

[God_of_getting_layed]

There's an exception to every rule. I'm guessing you live in a bigger city, in which (surprise, surprise) cops DO cherry-pick which investigations to undertake and which people to pull over on the road. To investigate every single complaint would be ludicrous. A complete waste of the department's time, while more serious crimes would go unpunished.

so what "more serious" crimes have priority over a violent crime?
maybe arresting some dumbass teenager whos in possesion of marijuana? oh that is definitely more serious. A teenager on pot is definitely more destructive to society than some thug who violentely attacks people with weapons unprovoked. end sarcasm!

We all know cops place more priority on drug charges than a violent crime charge. That is messed up! instead of looking for people who have some pot on them, they could be investigating a murderer or looking for a real criminal like a rapist, a wife beater, a child abuser, or even a child molester. They spend so much money on developing profiling techniques to catch drug dealers, to train drug sniffing K-9s, but what they could be doing is spending that money to find better ways to catch a murderer or a child molester. Its obvious that the justice system and the law enforcement system is broken!

Cops arent forced to enforce the law, its clearly their free choice.

News to me. Where do I sign up to be a cop, so I can sit in the police station all day long and play Nintendo DS? Sounds like fun.

well, you just admited they cherry pick which to enforce didnt you (see above)? if they can cherry pick, then its free choice.

Senators may write them, but cops are the ones who can deside if they should do anything about it. Sometimes a law does not need to be enforced!!!! ie. 1 mile over speed limit, just one of many examples. And sometimes it must be enforced no matter what, see violent crimes.

How do you know so much about what police officers need and don't need to do? Did you graduate from the academy? How long have you been on patrol? You remind me of all the people that cried bloody murder when Rodney King was beaten down for charging the police officers after being pulled over for DUI. Suddenly everyone is an expert on what "necessary force" is.

Yuo dont have to be an academy graduate or an experienced officer to see which laws clearly should have priority over others. Your telling me you cant tell which should have more priority between going after someone who sped only 1 mile over Versus a violent offender? It doesnt take a genious to see that the violent offender has already created a victim, the guy speeding 1 mile over is only at risk of creating a victim (a small risk at that). someone who already created a victim is clearly of higher priority than someone who is only at risk, but has not yet created a victim. Sorry, no academie training required to see that the "1 mile over" should be ignored and that you need to go after the violent offender.

If I could kill a cop and get away with it, I would. I wouldnt actually kill him, there are some things worse than death. Id keep his ass alive for a very long time torturing him, Id use lots of methods used by the Saudis. He would beg for death, but He would never get it. Yeah, I really dont like cops (never been arrested BTW, but I strongly oppose how they immorally treat people in society)

You are making an enormous generalization based off of one incident. Considering you and your homies didn't hesitate to exact "street justice" on your friend's assailant, I'm guessing that this isn't the first time that you've committed a felony. I, as well as police officers can smell this, and honestly...I can't say that I really blame the police for ignoring certain petty acts of gang violence. However, this is not always the case as you would very much like to portray.

We only braught justice becuase the police didnt do their job. had they done their job, we wouldnt have resorted to what we did. Police officers cant really "smell" all that good to tell you the truth. The only thing theyre good at is spotting a druggy, but thats not too hard. They make poor judgements often. I was watching this show where they pulled a guy over for a traffic violation, and instead of just walking up to the car and explaining why he pulled him over, he told him to "show his hands". They guy he pulled over asked him why he did this, the cop said "you make me nervous, I dont know what you could do, you might shoot me, I cant predict the future etc." Its true that the cop couldnt tell the future and really know, but hes not totally ignorant! How many people has he pulled over in his time, and how many have actually pulled a gun on him? the answer is very likely to be that none of the traffic stops he had done resulted in a shooting. So given his own experience (which is statistical evidence suggesting hes unlikely to get shot), he had no real reason to get nervous or beleive he was at risk of being shot. The guy was driving a nice car, a kind of car that most rich law abiding white men drive (the guy that got pulled over was black). So a rich man is statistically even less likely to kill a cop. most cop killings are not by rich people. so given the fact that the guy had money and the cops own experience which say shootings are very rare, he had no reason to get nervous. He did not need to be able to see into the future! he had enough information available to him to tell him that he was at low risk. It was a bad judgement on the cops part and the cop probably only did what he did becuase he didnt like the fact that it was a black guy in a nice car. point being cops make poor judgements sometimes and arent really all that good at "smelling"

And THEN find the quote from me where I said that "cops arent capable of being corrupt." Then we'll discuss this word "naive."

so are you saying you agree they are capable of being corrupt or they are not capable of being corrupt? which is it?

 

[God_of_getting_layed]

You are one sick motherf.ucker.

no, not really. Corrupt people deserve punishments worse than death. Sorry your squeamish to hear what that penalty includes.

Governments arent the only ones who can be corrupt. People at the very bottom can abuse their power too. Cops have alot of power if you havent realised. Some Cops may do some Iconic acts of heroism like save babies in a fire, but dont let it overshaddow alot of acts of corruption and immorality that they take part in. Their moral system is broken given the power that they do have.

immorality is the same thing that create alot of thos messed up countries in the world. Alot of messed up people get into power for immoral reasons (Saddam, Pol pot, Hitler, etc.). people place more importance on the dollar bill than on human life. Immorality is why some wars get started. Some wars get started for oil immorality is a bad thing, cops exhibit this on a smaller local scale.

 

[ValleyDJing]

no, not really. Corrupt people deserve punishments worse than death. Sorry your squeamish to hear what that penalty includes.

Governments arent the only ones who can be corrupt. People at the very bottom can abuse their power too. Cops have alot of power if you havent realised. Some Cops may do some Iconic acts of heroism like save babies in a fire, but dont let it overshaddow alot of acts of corruption and immorality that they take part in. Their moral system is broken given the power that they do have.

I used to steal from my place of employment (grocery store), that makes me corrupt. So do you want to torture me until I wish for death too? I bet you've done something corrupt in your life before. You're stereotyping and your logic is rediculously flawed.

To the mods: People here are openly admitting that they would like to commit acts of murder/torture. Somebody needs to ban these clowns and get em some serious psychiatric help.

 

[comic_relief]

If you could kill a skip2mylou , would you?

:trouble: I could only wish!

comic_relief

 

[ValleyDJing]

If you could kill a skip2mylou , would you?

:trouble: I could only wish!

comic_relief

Comic_relief...you live up to your name well. haha!

BTW, I hope you're just messing around, because I would look like a huge hypocrite if you weren't...critizing people for wanting to kill when you come in here with a comment like that. <My disclaimer. You're kidding right?

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Comic_relief...you live up to your name well. haha!

I agree...

 

[comic_relief]

BTW, I hope you're just messing around, because I would look like a huge hypocrite if you weren't...critizing people for wanting to kill when you come in here with a comment like that. <My disclaimer. You're kidding right?

I'm not quite sure

nah, I wouldn't have him killed, just banned for life.

comic_relief

 

[God_of_getting_layed]

yep, cops are heros!!!

click the article to read about their great acts of heroism, law enforcement and good treatment towards non violent people who are innocent until provent guilty!

"The protestors screamed as deputies pulled back their heads, opened their eyes, and “swabbed” the burning liquid to their eyeballs"

http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGAMR510671997?open&of=ENG-2AM

^Cops were only there to help these people out im sure

 

[God_of_getting_layed]

The guy was driving a nice car, a kind of car that most rich law abiding white men drive (the guy that got pulled over was black). So a rich man is statistically even less likely to kill a cop.

Unbelievable. How can you sit there and argue that the cop was in the wrong for telling the driver to show him his hands, due to the driver probably being well-off? Are you honestly suggesting that a driver acting suspiciously should get special treatment if they are driving a nice car?

The cop pulled him over for making a typical traffic violation (forgetting to use a turn signal) nothing suspicious. Then once he pulled him over, the cop yelled at him telling him to show his hands. Given the situation and the information available to the cop when he made the decision to say "show your hands", the cop was at a low risk of being attacked. Now, if it were routine for the cop to make all his pull overs show their hands, this would be understandable. But we all know cops only do this kind of procedure when they feel threatened or feel that they are at risk. What did the cop know?

-he pulled a guy over for not using his turn signal. How many harmless old ladies do this? how many ignorant drivers talking on their cell while driving do this? its a very common reason to pull over someone. Given this kind of traffic violation, I dont see how looking at the kind of traffic violation could tell him that he was dealing with someone dangerous.

-The guy was drving a nice car, obviously had money. How many rich people who drive nice care have been know to kill cops? how many people from the getto drving a piece of **** car have been know to kill a cop? yep, the car didnt suggest anything dangerous was about to happen. If the guy was driving a piece from the getto, the I might understand the cop's decision. Cops use "racial profiling" to help them make decisions, well does the kind of car someone drives not work the same way? yeah it does.

-And besides all that? how often are cops put in a situation where they need to use their gun? rare. most cops spend their career without ever needing to use their gun. Assualts on cops are just plain rare.

Its clear, given what the cop knew, he had no reason to beleive he was at risk. What he knew and what he observed actually suggested that he was unliekly to need to use his gun that day like most days. it was unneccesary to demand the guy show his hands. bad judgement call. Id say the cop was just trying to add a harrassment effect to the pull over.

so are you saying you agree they are capable of being corrupt or they are not capable of being corrupt? which is it?

Of course police officers are capable of being corrupt. Due to the authority that comes with the job, the power over other people, and the ability to use one's own discretion and judgment in most situations, it is very easy to become corrupt in the profession. This is the cause of the excessive testing that is required before a person can be considered for the Academy. Physical tests. Written tests. Psychological exam. Oral board panel. Medical exam. Psychological exam. Drug tests. POLYGRAPH. And even after that...you may not be accepted for the Academy. After this, 1/3 applicants wash out of the academy. It is a very rigorous process that weeds out the majority of the bad apples. Obviously, it's not perfect so some slip through the cracks. NOBODY denied this. You put words in my mouth to help beef up your anti-police rhetoric.

Yep, cops are capable of being corrupt, and more than that, having access to such power seems to breed corruption, either that or the test just arent working as good as theyd like you to beleive, becuase we see this abuse of power alot.

 

[PRMoon]

The cop pulled him over for making a typical traffic violation (forgetting to use a turn signal) nothing suspicious. Then once he pulled him over, the cop yelled at him telling him to show his hands. Given the situation and the information available to the cop when he made the decision to say "show your hands", the cop was at a low risk of being attacked. Now, if it were routine for the cop to make all his pull overs show their hands, this would be understandable. But we all know cops only do this kind of procedure when they feel threatened or feel that they are at risk. What did the cop know?

-he pulled a guy over for not using his turn signal. How many harmless old ladies do this? how many ignorant drivers talking on their cell while driving do this? its a very common reason to pull over someone. Given this kind of traffic violation, I dont see how looking at the kind of traffic violation could tell him that he was dealing with someone dangerous.

-The guy was drving a nice car, obviously had money. How many rich people who drive nice care have been know to kill cops? how many people from the getto drving a piece of **** car have been know to kill a cop? yep, the car didnt suggest anything dangerous was about to happen.

-And besides all that? how often are cops put in a situation where they need to use their gun? rare. most cops spend their career without ever needing to use their gun.

Its clear, given what the cop knew, he had no reason to beleive he was at risk. What he knew and what he observed actually suggested that he was unliekly to need to use his guy that day like most days. it was unneccesary to demand the guy show his hands. bad judgement call. Id say the cop was just trying to add a harrassment effect to the pull over.



Yep, cops are capable of being corrupt, and more than that, having access to such power seems to breed corruption, either that or the test just arent working as good as theyd like you to beleive, becuase we see this abuse of power alot.

No offense but you have no idea what you're talking about. Until you've actually been in the position of a police officer, your opinion based on perspective counts for absolutely zero. I've done ride alongs (as part of my juvinlie sentancing) in baltimore and sat at a patrolmans desk looking through records. Situations that seem perfectly safe can not be assumed as such because that's how police officers die. They have no way of gaguing the mental state of the person they're pulling over for a routine traffic stop. They don't even know if you're the owner of the car until they ask for your liscense. In vegas, the police force in north town is almost garunteed to use their gun at least once a month. Some of them actually request to work there because they get to use their guns. I know this because I spend alot of time with police officers. Free time and unfortunately jail time.

This does remind me though about the last time I got pulled over cause of my stickers. The police officer walked up to my car and knocked on my window and I rolled it down. After i gave him my liscense I asked him why he didn't have me put my hands out the window? (I have california tint on my side and rear windows, so you can't see sh*t. He immedeately asked me if I had any weapons or narcotics in the car. I said no and I will concent to a search if he so wished. He told me sometimes he doesn't see any risk. I then asked him if that was dangerous and he replied "VERY". Anyway he let me off for my sticker because I told him I was getting my car fixed before I could get it smogged. Thank god cause I hate going to the court house for those fixable tickets. Takes so much time.