[ SECRET POST #2896 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2896 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do you trust your police?

[(Anonymous)]

There are more controls on who and when the military can shoot than there are on cops, I know that. It is horrifying how little training cops have, and how little oversight there is for them too. Not to mention their firearms habits, Chief Wiggum isn't as far from reality as you'd hope. Cops love showing their guns off to people, playing with them, and generally having incredibly poor trigger discipline in general. If there was one change I would make, it would be that every cop would have a little bar code on their gun, and a scanner in their holster so that it was recorded, and they had to account for, everytime it was drawn. I bet we'd see cops getting a lot less casual very quickly if that happened.

Re: Do you trust your police?

[(Anonymous)]

That is actually a very good idea.

I think, in general, there are several very toxic elements to current police culture in the US and any steps that can be taken to increase personal and departmental accountability would help. "To serve and protect" has to actually mean something, and if anything, the police need to be held to a higher standard of conduct than Joe on the street.