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post 1694313783 12-03-2023, 02:33 PM
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Srs question if can get serious reply. Your honest opinion on this. Why do you feel

Most men and women enter into Law Enforcement?

I am just looking for the average Joe or Jane's views on this.
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post 1694314033 12-03-2023, 02:40 PM
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Following in the footsteps of a family member
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post 1694314143 12-03-2023, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted By DeuceDecimator
Following in the footsteps of a family member
Understandable but not a good reason really. If your heart isn't in it. You just can't understand it much appreciate it and treat it the way it is suppose to be treated and respected.if your heart is not in it

But I like to think that goes without saying.
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post 1694314503 12-03-2023, 02:50 PM
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Most men and women don't enter into law enforcement.
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post 1694314713 12-03-2023, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By stevebec
Most men and women don't enter into law enforcement.
Explain.
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post 1694314823 12-03-2023, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
Explain.
If most men and women entered into law enforcement, then the vast majority of the population would be cops. As it is, only a small percentage does.
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post 1694314853 12-03-2023, 02:58 PM
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They want to fight crime. They want to root crime out of society like the weed that it is.
post 1694314953 12-03-2023, 03:01 PM
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60k a year starting with no real education or knowing what you want out of life might be appealing. make less in the military
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post 1694314983 12-03-2023, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted By stevebec
If most men and women entered into law enforcement, then the vast majority of the population would be cops. As it is, only a small percentage does.
I think you know what I meant bro.

But I'll rephrase. Why do you think the men and women THAT DO enter into Law Enforcement sign up?

What do you feel the motivation is?
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post 1694314993 12-03-2023, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
Understandable but not a good reason really. If your heart isn't in it. You just can't understand it much appreciate it and treat it the way it is suppose to be treated and respected.if your heart is not in it

But I like to think that goes without saying.
i dont understand your question.besides an actual cop i can probably answer this better than anyone here
post 1694315003 12-03-2023, 03:02 PM
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As for most, I'd say probably a sense of duty and caring about order in society. Similar to what attracts people to being firefighters, marines, teachers, etc-a person wants to contribute to the greater good of society. We can be cynical about it, but ask (or observe) a kid who wants to be a cop and that's what I see.
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post 1694315113 12-03-2023, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted By WWWWWWWQWWWWWWW
60k a year starting with no real education or knowing what you want out of life might be appealing. make less in the military
A conscious,good head on your shoulders, strong desire to protect good people from bad people,proper morals and ethics is the only education. That is required or that should be required to at least have the foundation to build on for the things you must learn and educate yourself on. The proper prerequisites.

With out that proper foundation. Though I think Teddy Rosevelt said it best

"To educate a man in mind but not in morals is to educate a menace to society "
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post 1694315233 12-03-2023, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Akd123
i dont understand your question.besides an actual cop i can probably answer this better than anyone here
No, because the question needs and answer from a nonbiased point of view.

Someone that is is more than welcome to say why they did but getting the truth out of some and I stress the word SOME not all..but getting the truth out of some is almost as impossible as building a working Flux capacitor.
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post 1694315283 12-03-2023, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By stevebec
Most men and women don't enter into law enforcement.
Yea I don't feel that at all
post 1694315423 12-03-2023, 03:10 PM
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post 1694315503 12-03-2023, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted By -JR
As for most, I'd say probably a sense of duty and caring about order in society. Similar to what attracts people to being firefighters, marines, teachers, etc-a person wants to contribute to the greater good of society. We can be cynical about it, but ask (or observe) a kid who wants to be a cop and that's what I see.
I'd say that's a good kid who has good dreams and goals in life a.selfless one but am honorable one. Then SOME come along and tarnish/destroy all the good all the right things in that kids heart and mind by the shifty disgusting SELFISH not selfless,dishonorable not honorable example they show.

This is why just one bad apples is like a virus and should be eradicated at first symptom and not have a blind eye took to it.

Unlike the majority who are in it for the right reasons and work long and hard to build up a good score. All it takes is the small.minorty doing just one terrible thing to destroy that good score that all the good ones try so hard to build each day.

Am I just a blind idealistic idiot that has a foolish point of view about this and no one sees it that way? Am I that out of step with the reality of it?
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post 1694315623 12-03-2023, 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
No, because the question needs and answer from a nonbiased point of view.

Someone that is is more than welcome to say why they did but getting the truth out of some and I stress the word SOME not all..but getting the truth out of some is almost as impossible as building a working Flux capacitor.
well by that response tells me your more biased than i am.i grew up with people who became cops and ive been around cops all my life.so if you think my answer is worthless then screw you too.i give chit answers to chit posters but i also give respectful answers to respectful posters ,which is getting fewer by the day on here.by the way i study law every single day.its why im out of prison right now cause i know the law
post 1694315693 12-03-2023, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted By Akd123
well by that response tells me your more biased than i am.i grew up with people who became cops and ive been around cops all my life.so if you think my answer is worthless then screw you too.i give chit answers to chit posters but i also give respectful answers to respectful posters ,which is getting fewer by the day on here.by the way i study law every single day.its why im out of prison right now cause i know the law
Sounds like you learned a lot about how to act and behave in prison.

" if you don't like my answer screw you"

Strong response bro.

I didn't say I did not like your response. I just gave you a response to what you said. How you found disrespect or attack on that is beyond me.

I hope you don't respond that way to people in public/real life when they say something you either perceive wrong or even give an answer you don't like.

But hey. More power to you.
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post 1694315883 12-03-2023, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
Sounds like you learned a lot about how to act and behave in prison.

" if you don't like my answer screw you"

Strong response bro.

I didn't say I did not like your response. I just gave you a response to what you said. How you found disrespect or attack on that is beyond me.

I hope you don't respond that way to people in public/real life when they say something you either perceive wrong or even give an answer you don't like.

But hey. More power to you.
i tried to be nice and offered to give you a serious response and you said no,you dont want it so yeah,you said screw me and i said screw you.you want an answer than get it yourself.educate yourself on the law and watch videos and decide for yourself if a cop is enforcing the law or abusing it.check out The Civil Rights Lawyer on youtube.plenty of good information there.have a good day
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Originally Posted By Akd123
i tried to be nice and offered to give you a serious response and you said no,you dont want it so yeah,you said screw me and i said screw you.you want an answer than get it yourself.educate yourself on the law and watch videos and decide for yourself if a cop is enforcing the law or abusing it.check out The Civil Rights Lawyer on youtube.plenty of good information there.have a good day
Hmm in my experience. Civil rights lawyers say "I can't talk to you" or want to then make a complete 180.

But no my response was not saying screw you. Sorry you took it that way. I was simply saying I was looking for civilians point of view. Perhaps I should have been a little more clear in that question.

No harm no foul bro.
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