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6/12/2014 2:13:13 PM
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In the UK the police are still held in high regard, people are fearful and respectful of them
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Erm no.
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[quote]people are fearful[/quote]That doesn't sound too good.
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In a good way, the police have presence
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There's a difference between being seen and instilling fear.
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When a copper is around, you feel scared, as it should be
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Edited by DAS B00T x2: 6/13/2014 12:01:14 AMNo. You should feel safe, not afraid. I can't even see an cop around here without wondering if he's gonna try and make up some bullshit reason to flex his authority or fill a quota. It shouldn't be that way.
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No, when an officer is around, you [i]do[/i] feel safe, but you are scared because you know there is no fu[i]c[/i]king around, you cock up and you are in the nick, no exceptions. It is not a fear of the cops or their power, it's the fear of your own criminal potential, and the consequences
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>criminal potential No, I'm afraid to the victim of police stupidity and an idiotic quota system.
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[quote]>criminal potential No, I'm afraid to the victim of police stupidity and an idiotic quota system.[/quote] The police in the UK are excellent, really, very little corruption, well trained, fit, fairly approachable. Highly respected, i suppose it's a culture thing, the way they operate is mostly the same as how they have for many decades.
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Lol, fearing a cop.
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Well here in the UK we have police officers that do shit rather than taking bribes and eating doughnuts
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This^
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I detect doubt in your mind
