[DurryVony]

There seems to be a dominant opinion on this forum that cops are not needed, oppressing NWO pigs, and nobody here seems to think they add any value to society at all. But, rather they are hellbent to take our freedoms away.

I have a couple of questions on this mentality, and a couple of thoughts too..

1) If there were no cops at all, what do you think our cities would look like? Furthermore, even if you don't live anywhere near a city...would you be happy to see our great American cities burn in complete chaos and destruction?

2) Regarding cops not helping people. I've posted before about this, my question is, do you think that cops help people when people are not looking? Or rather, see that help.

For example, one time when patrolling our beat, we just happened to roll up on two guys breaking into a car. We arrested these guys, crime in progress, and even the two criminals admitted that it was not their car, and in a statement that they were breaking into it. (who said criminals were smart). Case closed. However, our beat was so busy at the time, we didn't even alert the owner of the car. The car was still locked, it was late at night. Also, there was no visible damage to the car, we saw the crime happening, we just took the guys in, took statements, wrote the report.

Now, the owner probably never knew his car was being broken into. He probably just woke up the next morning, with a cup of coffee, and drove to work and it was just a normal day. Who knows.

My point, is that while I agree that there needs to be checks and balances in place to prevent corrupt police work, and I agree, it's important for people to know when true oppression is happening. I also think, there's an agenda to divide the citizens of our nation, and cops, and put them against each other.

Instead of cops and people working together, to fight crime, to uphold our freedoms and constitution, there's an agenda to divide and conquer. My thoughts, which is why I try to keep an open mind with any news media report. To see the truth, and not be blinded by fear or hatred towards police.