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Originally Posted by 2000v6
Cops, on the other hand are the people who enforce the rules. As such, they should not only enforce them but also serve as role models. They are the ones that shouldn't drive drunk, they are the ones that shouldn't use cell phones while driving, they are the ones that shouldn't be speeding unless they are going to an emergency or chasing someone, they are the ones that shouldn't be driving past red lights, and they are the ones who shouldn't be driving with lights and sirens on to a donut shop to get some cofee, etc. Yet they are the ones who break all of the rules. Honestly... WTF?
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Ok, so you are implying that you have never done any single one of those... I highly doubt it. What some people don't understand is that cops are human beings, just like you and just like me, they make mistakes. Now being drunk while working is stupid no matter what job you have, and is not acceptable, whether you are a cop, lawyer, priest, teacher, fireman, or a janitor, etc.
And just so you follow what you said, the next time you get pulled over, PLEASE tell the officer to give you a ticket, because "As such, they should not only enforce them but also serve as role models." So a ticket would show them being role models, right?
...and quit pointing out one man's mistake, and group him with ALL officers. Officers in general deserve close to, if not just as much respect as soldiers in the army. They get out there, and literally sacrifice their lives each day, just so you can come onto a forum and slander them, and compare them to one.... up.