>>20786882

Exactly. I am behind Trump on everything EXCEPT that, and I can't in good conscious vote for him because then I'm consenting to it. Police in this country are lawless, they're violating the constitution daily and abusing citizens. They believe they're our masters and we're sheep/cattle. They need to be held to the highest standard and held accountable, rather than We the People paying for their crimes. It's unfathomable that those tasked with enforcing the law and protecting civil rights violate both daily.

>>20786787

This cop belongs in prison, nothing less. All those who covered for him also belong in prison.

They are domestic enemies to the Constitution and We the People it represents.

>>20786963

If you can't seeing policing itself in America is corrupt as hell, you're blind. They consider the people enemy combatints. They've turned the Land of the Free and Home of the Brave to land of tyranny and home of officer cowardice aka safety.

Law enforcement in this country is lawless. The openly violate the constitution daily.

>>20786991

Cops aren't being tough, they're being lawless. They're not "guiding", they're abusing. It's happening all over the country. Have you read our constitution ? Does the constitution that all sworn officers swear an oath to prohibit government from doing certain things? Does it say government can't do it unless a government court says it's ok? No?

Every sworn officer has sworn an oath to the constitution, and every one of them has violated that oath. Read the 4th, 5th, and 14th amendments and then research civil asset forfeiture. Where are all the sworn officers and their oaths? Happily taking the paycheck to violate the very laws they swore to uphold. They're cowards. Cops are ON CAMERA violating the law daily, yet it's almost always found they "did not violate policy" when they "investigate" themselves. When you sue them, they many times hold qualified immunity, so they're rarely held accountable.

The reason I say ALL cops in America, is because policing ITSELF in America is corrupt. So corrupt, it can only be dealt with in two ways. Military/NG, or an armed populace. That point is getting closer. It's not just a few bad apples, the orchard itself is rotten and on fire.

>>20787050

Police have always been a main problem. They've always been abusive, now we have cameras.

Police are those charged with enforcing the law. When law enforcement themselves are lawless, you don't have law and order, you have tyranny and chaos fighting tyranny. They don't enforce the law, the enforce, as you said… class division. Separating the "waters above" from the "waters below". The "thin blue line".

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>>20787055

I just realized I misread what you said. You said class OF enforcers not class enforcers.

>>20787069

Anon, police get away with a ton now, they don't need indemnified. That's why there's a petition to end qualified immunity. A cop violates someone's rights, unless there's clear case law of an officer being held accountable for the same thing then the officers QI is held intact. Ultimately the taxpayer pays for the cops crime. It's only when there's clear case law (very similar case) that they consider the cop should have "reasonably known" it was unlawful because of the existing case law.

I'll give you an example. A cop ordered a man to get out of the car, but blocked him from opening it. The man COULDN'T get out, but the officer grabbed and yanked the guy out, abusing him and arrested him for failure to comply with the order to get out. When that man sued, the police union attorney, representing the cop, admitted the cop did it, but demanded they show case law where the cop is reasonably expected to know he can't order someone out and block them from doing so, then arrest them for failure to comply.

They play THAT stupid and horribly abuse QI. Many of the lawsuits cops claim are frivolous are anything but.

>>20787071

Kek, can't have transparency right. Oh no.

>>20787107

Give me a bit to find it.