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3/8/2014 3:44:08 AM
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ITT: We show appreciation for the law enforcement
John Bradley.
Delivered milk to a family of young children during the Massachusetts lockdown.
Cops sacrifice daily to bring justice and peace to our neighborhoods. They are tireless and often left without thanks, so lets show some appreciation here because they are awesome.
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5 RespuestasEditado por TechnoKat: 3/8/2014 4:06:25 AMThis isn't totally biased at all. It's also not entirely failing to point out that there are also problems in Law Enforcement. Edit: not saying all officers are bad. But for every guy like this, there are guys like the one who opened fire on a teen who had been pulled over for joyriding in his dad's work truck.
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2 RespuestasI feel like this thread is just Camnator bait.
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That pig was infringing on countless people during that ordeal. The family could have gotten the milk themselves had police not unjustly locked the area down.
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Ive seen what they do. And honestly I am very glad they protect our society given the terrible flip shifts they work and dealing with the same scum everyday.
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Editado por Le Dustin xddddd: 3/8/2014 3:49:31 AM[quote]often left without tanks[/quote]How I first read it. My dad was a cop when he was alive.
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As a kid, I got beaten up by a bunch of kids a couple of years older than me at a park one day for very little reason other than that they thought I was somebody else. The cops were pretty good about handling the situation. That's the only time I've ever had any experience with policemen, and it left me with a pretty good impression of police in general.
