Calling BTHog to the flight deck.

Sort of.

Im reitred national guard. I was full time and i helped served drug warrants.
no badge, no arresting authority.

If you do dont venture down to the ot yikes them frickers hate cops.

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so basically a rent a cop? if you and mall security showed up at the scene of an incident who had the authority to take over the scene?

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I'm gonna go with the store manager.

The cops round here during high school always sold the best weed and coke but threw a frickin' bitch fit if they found beer in your car.

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t's not that they "hate cops", it's that they get annoyed at your close-minded blatantly obvious bias towards anything and everything police-related.

Somebody will post a video of a cop beating the shite out of an innocent person who isn't even resisting and you'll try to defend the cop. Someone will tell a story about how a cop abused his power and fricked them over and you'll side with the cop every time.

You think that cops are some holier-than-thou beings that are at the pinnacle of society and are always right, when in all actuality a lot of them are not overly intelligent and just get off on abusing their power. You act like a cop is some prestigious title that only a few are worthy/capable of, but in all actuality it's one of the easiest professions to get into, and many go that route because they simply aren't smart enough to do anything better (kind of like the military in many cases).

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what the frick ever, go read the stupid hatred over there towards cops, then read my posts in the threads where i post such horrible things as its stupid to condemn a cop based off a 2 minute video and the alleged victim's statement alone.

you're trying the same shite they try. suggest a cop should get the same presumed innocent until proven guilty and oh you're a boot licker.

they are the close minded fricks, they've never met a case where the cop isn't guilty, no matter what. i on the other admit some cops commit crimes, but prefer to see more evidence then they normally post before convicting anyone.

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If I had to deal with meth heads that wanted to kill me all day I'd be a little sort too.

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With your distorted sense of reality, I think you may have found the career path for you...

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You apparently don't know the dangers they go through. If I had to deal with meth heads that wanted to kill me all day I'd be a little sort too.



Also, are you saying that those who are in the military aren't smart enough to get a job anywhere else? That was a shite comparison. So, please elaborate or clarify what you were trying to say.

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just let the hatred roll off your back bruh.

I have a masters degree and went through ranger school, yet some dopes want to claim in uneducated and that's why i became an MP. it's quite pathetic.

they are all just mad b/c they're too stupid to stay out of trouble with the po po.

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because they simply aren't smart enough to do anything better (kind of like the military in many cases).

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:smh:

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what the frick ever, go read the stupid hatred over there towards cops, then read my posts in the threads where i post such horrible things as its stupid to condemn a cop based off a 2 minute video and the alleged victim's statement alone.

you're trying the same shite they try. suggest a cop should get the same presumed innocent until proven guilty and oh you're a boot licker.

they are the close minded fricks, they've never met a case where the cop isn't guilty, no matter what. i on the other admit some cops commit crimes, but prefer to see more evidence then they normally post before convicting anyone.

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You are so full of shite I can smell it from here. You ALWAYS side with the cop. Every time someone makes a post about getting pulled over, arrested, or interrogated by a police officer you automatically side with the cop and also generally throw in a few petty insults towards the person who told the story.

A perfect example is when I created a thread asking about my options in regards to paying for a ticket for allegedly failing to yield (when in all actuality I did yield) and you come back and say

"Amazing that no one is every guilty and the cop is always a retard.

Shut the frick up unyielder. The cop was just doing his job."

Yup, definitely no bias there at all from you. Nope. None at all. Of course the cop is right. Me having an absolutely perfect driving record = me not knowing what a yield is. Great logic.

I asked a simple question and you come back and start throwing insults at someone asking a simple question.

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You apparently don't know the dangers they go through. If I had to deal with meth heads that wanted to kill me all day I'd be a little sort too.

Also, are you saying that those who are in the military aren't smart enough to get a job anywhere else? That was a shite comparison. So, please elaborate or clarify what you were trying to say.

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Bla bla bla here we go. Now we are going to play the "hero" card. Btw BTHog was essentially a rent-a-cop for the military, so my apologies if I don't relate to you speaking of all the "dangers" he is going through. If you think dealing with drunk soldiers and fights on a base as being dangerous then so be it.

And yes, I feel that a lot of people in the military are there because it is the best-paying job they can get for their level of intelligence and/or educational background. There are a plethora of guys I went to school with who are absolute morons who joined the military right out of highschool because they knew they wouldn't do well in college and/or had no desire to try to further their education. There is nothing wrong with that, but it drives me crazy when people view these guys as being heroes who dropped everything to go defend our country and whatnot. In all actuality a lot of them joined because it was the best gig they could get. It was either that or go lay roofs during the summer. You can disagree with me all you want, but I am speaking from personal experience. I also worked for a defense contractor for a couple of years and worked closely with military personnel from all branches on a daily basis, so I feel like my conclusion is justified.

Once again, I'm not saying that is the case across the board, but it is a trend I have seen.

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Are you fricking retarded? Seriously, I'd like to know.

I was both in the military and spent 15 years as an officer. I guess my current employer really fricked up when they hired me as a programmer and have since promoted me to the IT manager. I'll have to be on the lookout for all of these stupid frickers that spent time in our military and/or were police officers. Don't want any of those in my IT department... Idiot...

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Once again, I'm not making a blanket generalization. In addition, I'm not trying to insult anyone. Just stating something that I have seen. A large majority of guys I went to high school with that either struggled in classes or just didn't care applied to the military upon graduating high school. Some weren't smart enough to get in and went on to do manual labor/contract work/retail/etc. and the others joined the military. That was the best gig they could realistically get so yes, many simply weren't smart enough to do anything better such as go to college, get into technical professions, etc.

After the military some have "woken up" and realized that they needed to develop themselves more and went back to school and whatnot while others stuck with the military thing for additional years, if not decades. So it isn't that they are dumb people in general, but rather, at the time, with their level of intelligence and tenacity, the military was their best bet so yes, they simply weren't smart enough for anything better or else they would have done it.