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Topic	Should cops that shoot unarmed people be rewarded with paid administrative leave
KStateKing17 01/19/20 4:47:46 AM #7:	Colorahdo posted... unionizing saved my profession. It was being crushed by capitalists who had no idea how dangerous the job was and were willing to see monthly turnover, accept workplace deaths, and pay $10/hour for 60 hours/week When even just a few crews unionized in different parts of the country, our pay doubled and hours halved and safety equipment is standard now I would be terrified of a non-unionized police force tbh FursonaNonGrata posted... Police unions are radically different than, say, a steelworkers union. To compare the two is intellectually dishonest. I wasn't being serious. I'm very much pro union as long as they're active in helping their workforce. --- The 17th King of the State of K <cite>KStateKing17 posted [p:933164465] in Should cop... [t:78340923]...</cite> <quote>Colorahdo posted... </cite> <quote>unionizing saved my profession. It was being crushed by capitalists who had no idea how dangerous the job was and were willing to see monthly turnover, accept workplace deaths, and pay $10/hour for 60 hours/week When even just a few crews unionized in different parts of the country, our pay doubled and hours halved and safety equipment is standard now I would be terrified of a non-unionized police force tbh</quote> FursonaNonGrata posted... </cite> <quote>Police unions are radically different than, say, a steelworkers union. To compare the two is intellectually dishonest.</quote>I wasn't being serious. I'm very much pro union as long as they're active in helping their workforce. --- The 17th King of the State of K</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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