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Topic	LA protesting getting violent too
DarkChozoGhost 05/28/20 3:58:53 PM #118:	darkprince45 posted... ive already said its wrong. Its not my job or responsibility to start a revolution because one officer did something fucked up across the country. That doesnt fall on my shoulders lol You are well aware that it is not "one officer" that did something across the country. This is a systematic problem, I think even you would be willing to admit that. What is your objection to taking the particular action I mentioned earlier? DarkChozoGhost posted... What you should do is speak with other members of your precinct, and coordinate with them to make a public statement, on each of your individual social media pages, as well as your department's pages, condemning these men and calling for justice. At the very least calling for their arrest and a fair trial. That would be commendable Do you not see how that would help bring about a positive attitude change? That would look good to your community, and help grow trust between civilians and police. Coordinating with your fellow officers would help protect you from facing dangerous pushback from the system. You could stand for what's right, be a part of something bigger in a positive way, for a very small amount of effort. --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:939844554] in LA protest... [t:78725672]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted... </cite> <quote>ive already said its wrong. Its not my job or responsibility to start a revolution because one officer did something fucked up across the country. That doesnt fall on my shoulders lol</quote>You are well aware that it is not "one officer" that did something across the country. This is a systematic problem, I think even you would be willing to admit that. What is your objection to taking the particular action I mentioned earlier? DarkChozoGhost posted... </cite> <quote>What you should do is speak with other members of your precinct, and coordinate with them to make a public statement, on each of your individual social media pages, as well as your department's pages, condemning these men and calling for justice. At the very least calling for their arrest and a fair trial. That would be commendable</quote> Do you not see how that would help bring about a positive attitude change? That would look good to your community, and help grow trust between civilians and police. Coordinating with your fellow officers would help protect you from facing dangerous pushback from the system. You could stand for what's right, be a part of something bigger in a positive way, for a very small amount of effort. --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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