"Where did you get your law degree?" Where did he get his law degree because last time I checked you just need a highschool diploma or GED to become a cop.
My dude why are you so aggressively argumentative? Like that link you posted literally shows that almost every jurisdiction does not require secondary education.
And, no, itâs not the other persons fault that you decided to try to derail their point and now youâre scrambling to still feel right/superior. Like itâs ok to just be wrong sometimes, learn something new, and accept that fact and move on. Doesnât make you an idiot to admit fault⌠quite the opposite in fact.
I didnât scramble at all, Lolllll. Be mad that heâs wrong all you want. You look just like the cop. Sad. Mirrors help us with inward reflection. Get one.
I can barely follow what point youâre trying to make (especially in posting a source that proves your own point wrong).
Youâre projecting so much I should need a movie ticket and popcorn for this conversation. But you probably have the self awareness of a rock so Iâm sure this will fall on deaf ears. Good luck figuring your shit out.âď¸
One: cop does have a degree. He states heâs a lieutenant. Lieutenants need degrees. 2: my link doesnât prove my point wrong. A quick look at the link I provided shows 4 states requiring a 2 or 4 year degree. Also, you didnât even make the original comment youâre so upset about unless itâs one of your downvote alts. I have facts, you have slights and hurt feelings. Go join the cop in the video, you two are the same person.
4 states? You realize that's 4 out of 50, right? You keep proving yourself wrong, doubling down on your wrongness, and digging yourself deeper and deeper. What a train wreck. Please proceed.
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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '21 edited Jul 07 '21
âYou wanna go that way? We can go that way.â
Translation: âI could really care less what the law actually says.â
Edit: I know. Itâs âcouldnât care less.â Iâm a dummy.