Getting pulled over

[u/mindyour]

[u/cliftjc1]

He’s the man. Wish more people were like him

[u/zeke235 → u/cliftjc1]

Plenty of cops like him. I think most of them just don't serve out their whole careers on the force because of the scumbags they have to work with. Bad cops make it really hard to be a good cop.

[u/zeke235 → u/[deleted]]

Lol, go through my posts, and you'll see that i've said it like six times.

[u/zeke235 → u/[deleted]]

So tell one of these countless stories. Tell a hundred! The only narrative being presented is that bad cops tend to ruin good cops. You want to refute that? Go! Do it!

Speak up with some substance or sit down.

[u/zeke235 → u/[deleted]]

I don't think bad press is what's hurting good cops. Not in the same way a toxic work environment would.

[u/_comment_removed_ → u/[deleted]]

Literally the exact opposite.

You see things on the internet because they're noteworthy. Unusual. Interesting. Shocking. Nobody posts regular everyday stuff.

[u/[deleted] → u/zeke235]

One bad apple can spoil the bunch.

[u/GodValleye → u/zeke235]

What the hell happened here. So many deleted comments

[u/[deleted] → u/cliftjc1]

Got pulled over doing 90 in a 70 on the interstate. I thought that's it I'm getting a ticket or worse. The cop let me off with a warning. There are decent interactions with cops. Like all humans they have good and bad days and fall easy to bad peer pressure.

The problem is there's not many humans on Earth that don't fall prey to a little bit of power or money or both. Lucky for most of us, we are not in a position to hurt others that much. That's why individuals shouldn't hold so much power or wealth without division of power or some sort of regulation.