Wait, what? Cop saves dog?

Well, it's not new news, but it's new to here.

That's all I'm gonna say.

Cops do good things for people every day, all over the country. But those typically don't make the news. Which is why so many dumbfricks think 99% of police do nothing but beat down people's doors, arrest them, shoot dogs, and brutalize innocent citizens.

More like 80%, but you know, semantics

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Cops do good things for people every day, all over the country. But those typically don't make the news. Which is why so many dumbfricks think 99% of police do nothing but beat down people's doors, arrest them, shoot dogs, and brutalize innocent citizens.

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It's partly because of us being immersed in 24 hour news, but also largely because of how big government is getting in our lives and the endless laws and regulations that come with that, so people see the police as the long arm of an out of control authoritative state that is beginning to smother them. There's good reason for concern.

It's partly because of us being immersed in 24 hour news, but also largely because of how big government is getting in our lives and the endless laws and regulations that come with that, so the people on this board that have a social conscience see the police as the long arm of an out of control authoritative state that is beginning to smother them. There's good reason for concern. Meanwhile though, the vast majority of America are much, much more concerned with the latest update to FaceBook.


FIFY

Most of my police interactions have been good. Probably because they usually involve large city police. In general, at worse they seem disinterested, probably because they've got actual crime to deal with.

Kudos to that officer!