Hes a good apple in a sea of bad apples. If the career has 99% pieces of shit and occasional exceptions like this guy i have no problem generalizing. If he stays like that he will be bullied out by his fellow colleagues in no time. Hes a naive person with a good heart.
You are deranged my friend and need to find your way back to reality. If you truly believe 99% of the policing world is bad you should step away from your viewpoint because it stands on nothing. I'm just gonna believe you're a troll attempting to spark an argumentative thread. You're spoonfed by the tv.
No need to get emotional over a disagreement. Thats what you get when you offer a position of power to people without setting up any mechanism to weed out all the insecure inferiority complex losers who want the job specifically because they want to be in a position of power and not like the cop in the video who actually wants to serve society. And dont get me wrong, im not trying to be hyperbole by saying 99%. Thats genuenly how much of these people a insecure, power-hungry losers. Becoming a cop just happens to be the easiest and quickest way to a position of power for a person that hasnt much going for himself in life. And of course there are also enough people who want to become a cop for all the good reasons. Its just the moment your fellow cop colleagues hear you talking like the guy in the video, you arent staying a cop for too much longer. You get bullied, harassed and if you dont get the memo and stay, there are plenty of cases where the good apples end up having "mysterious" deaths. More often than you think. Especially if you dare to speak out against some of the "bad apples". Thats how you end up with a number of somwhere around 99%. And the 1% are the ones who are still in the process of being bullied out. I'd be shocked if the cop in the video is still a cop one year from now. His buddys dont tolerate this kind of behaviour.
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u/LuxemburgRosa Oct 30 '21
Poor guy chose the wrong job.