re: Why do cops (without k9s) keep their vehicles running at all times?

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You people bitch and moan about everything and anything a cop does, yet when your meth deal goes wrong and someone blows a hole in your arse you expect them to “protect and serve”.

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Or to not abuse their power unnecessarily when dealing with civilians, then hide behind the guise "fearing for their safety". same thing really.

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Despite all of the repeated attempts to villanize an entire group of people based on your diluted theory that the few shite bags represent the whole

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i would point out how hilarious the above statement is given that in the previous sentence you implied anyone that points out when cops do shitty things is a meth dealer. but again, as a cop spouse you cant be expected to be rational or logical.

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my husband gets up everyday and never complains

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apparently he just sends you to do it for him.

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Better yourself? That’s nice. He loves what he does. I could not be prouder of who he is and what he stands for.

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and yet here you are bitching about him making the same as a teenager flipping a burger, having to work on his "day off", and having to pay to use his employer's property on his own personal time.

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i know, very complicated concept that you cant be expected to grasp. its not your fault.

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I never said either person was unhappy with that choice.

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your multiple posts in this thread prove otherwise.

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What makes me unhappy is miserable, self loathing little shits who hide behind a computer playing keyboard nazi and spewing their venomous point of view on issues they can’t relate to or don’t know anything about.

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if i said pot meet kettle, would you understand what that means?

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Im unhappy becuase one day you or someone you love will need a cop and they will be there, regardless of the fact you hate them and don’t even know them.

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dealing with rude, hateful, and/or ungrateful people is a know and relatively common part of the job description that your husband either knew or should have known when he decided to be a cop. no different then if he decided to be a telemarketer or work for the irs.

so yes, you are in fact unhappy with his decision. maybe you should try being honest with yourself.

and for the safety of the people i care about and myself, hopefully that day never comes. and if it does, i really hope its not one of the wannabe navy seals with an itchy trigger finger and an urge to suddenly develop a "fear for his safety"