Anyone else would get charged with aiding and abetting

Apr 18, 2021 2:02 AM

DrVenture420

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The code of silence is a cancer to the Brotherhood

'Self-policing' does not work when bullies are the police. Weak men trying to appear strong.

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1312

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The police are nothing more than government sponsored gangs.

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The good cops that turn in the bad cops are often ignored or fired.

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All cats are beauties.

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A cop stopped a choke hold, got fired and it took 15 years to get vindicated in court

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And the corrupt people and systems that did that are still fine and operating/unpunished. The settlement was taken out of the general fund

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I see what they did there...

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My uncle's cop career included turning in a dirty cop, and his own brother. But this was a small New England town so could be an outlier.

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Are the 1312 in one department or as a cop in Texas, am I bad for what corrupt cops do in other states?

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Great context bro.....

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Good cops eventually quit. Bad cops retire.

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The code of silence is a cancer to the Brotherhood

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Maybe calling it a brotherhood is also a dumb as fuck idea

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It's funny because criminals have the same "code", don't be a rat.

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so do children in the playground

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Well, the bully’s do

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Disarm the police.

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I feel like there were 12 bad cops this week alone. I mean it's one thing to say "Some bad cops" but honestly you gotta show the good ones.

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Whelp they’re not wrong...

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Well actually they are, because the chances of all 1300 cops witnessing the misdemeanours of any of the 12 are miniscule.

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B-BUT I SAW A COP PLAYING BASKETBALL WITH A BLACK KID ON THE INTERNET AND A PIC OF A CUTE K9 DOG THEYRE SO RELATABLE /s

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I wonder how many people feared for their lives when cops were tricking people to pull over to give them ice cream.

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Good cop turns in dirty cop, system ignores them because it's always ignored these things, other bad cops find out about good cop and punish

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Maybe even do things like drive by the good cop's house, mild physical aggression, see good cop assigned to crap duties away from everything

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If you have 300 million good and kind US-Americans and 28 million racist dickheads...

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... and 272 million people trying to "turn them in"

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They're not. At the end of the day, its always them vs us - and we aint the bad ones. When do we realise that they are us? The worst of a >

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> community, become the image of the community if the good ones don't speak up. If they don't take ownership of the shit and prosecute.

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13 12 is another way of saying ACAB. I try to fill up rhe gas in my car to $13.12 almost every time.

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Isn’t the metaphor “a few bad apples will spoil the bunch”... isn’t that the point of the parable?

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Not only that, you have a system that condemns the good cops for speaking out and reporting the bad cops. Shits so fucked up

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THIS!! THIS!!! My brother is a cop and he left his dream position due to how co-workers treated civilians. He knows he can't speak out.

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You mean the thin blue line? How fucked up is it that it's even on US flags now, like how is that even legal?

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Condemns, sabotages, fires, harasses to the point of suicide.

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Yup. Cops who conform and look out for eachother are given promotions and raises. Cops who speak up and dont conform are harassed and fired

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like in every other criminal organization....... let that sink in.

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It's not just cops. It's DA's/prosecutors as well. Because they have to work with the police and don't want to seem like they betrayed them.

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This is important and left out: da's can be shit, and the system them enforce is shit. Da's and judges may not kill in the street...

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Well technically I would imagine that in a population that size it's rediculous to assume the entire 1300 know what or who these 12 are

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People are bad at math. If you found 10 bad cops every single day for a year, you're talking about less than half a percent of cops.

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It's literally the same though process as racists. Cherry-pick a few prominent bad examples and say "see, they're obviously all like that."

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no, you still have good cops that need to be trained to speak up. Lets not lump all cops into the bad pile or we will get more bad cops.

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The idea is that even if good cops exist, they make no difference in the behaviour of the bad cops and if they try they get fired or worse

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We need new educated cops that have skin in the game and a desire to improve communities. unions shield them from any real consequence.

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and we wont need as many cops if we focus on the early childhood experience, we cant do that with unhealthy communities.

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Its a commentary on the system as a whole as much as it is about the individual people

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Its like an apple pie of cops, theyre all mixed and baked in together

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Better with cinnamon sugar

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Dont know bout you, but I'll have the social services and moral accountability waffles instead

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Ill pour some lowering crime by lifting the poor out of poverty blueberry compote

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I'll have a banana nut muffin

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How bout some mental health services instead of military surplus mud pie

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If there are 9 Nazis sitting at a table and you sit down with them, there are 10 Nazis sitting at a table.

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*Sits down with the Nazis* I hope you all enjoy the lovely dinner! *Hides the cyanide bottle in a pocket*

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I probably misremembered the saying

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1) If the majority of the 1300 good cops don’t know the 12 bad cops, then how can they do anything about it?

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2) Maybe 48 cops know the 12 bad cops, so it’s only a total of 60 bad cops. It’s only the 48 who are in a position to do anything.

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No. That's not how it works. If you're part of a profession, you instantly gain total knowledge of all the bad activities of everybody...

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...else in that profession and finding out even one of them did something wrong means that nobody else ever gets get benefit of the doubt...

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...ever again. Don't try to confuse things with your librul "math" and "logic."

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Also a lot more than 48 cops know of Chauvin, at least now.

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Those 48 know others again that they can tell about it.

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1312 is ACAB, just letting y'all know

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So? Tho I'd add another 1 for "Almost". The point is still true.

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1312 is also the across the street neighbors of the Munsters on Mockingbird lane

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And for those who don't memorize abbreviations, ACAB means....?

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All cops are bastards

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It's also the year the templars were disbanded

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Thank you Information I would not otherwise know of..

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What about a 2319?

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Can someone clue me in here? BCAI?

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Monsters Inc 2319 scene

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WS... White Sock

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Yea, but by that logic peaceful protestors are guilty of property destruction because they did nothing to stop the others. Part of empathy>

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We can’t possibly hold BLM to that high of a standard, way too high of a bar to ask for unity, common decency, and adherence to the law.

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Thanks for being there voice of reason. I live in MN and I'm tired of people that don't live here blaming white supremacists and boogie boys

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for the riots and burning down businesses. Because it isn't.

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White supremacists and boogaloo were literally indicted for doing just that.

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And all the BLM supporters that were arrested mean nothing to you right? Gotcha

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>is being able to apply the same standards to oneself. It’s what equality is all about. The implied complicity is the justification the >

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>LEO to justify their actions. It wrong applied to citizens so it’s wrong applied to cops.

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What’s a police officers job?

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No, enforcing the law is a cop's JOB.

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Idk, I’m okay with holding cops to a higher standard when it comes to law enforcement

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Like how we hold pilots to a higher standard when it comes to not crashing airplanes

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Also the unions focusing on keeping bad cops on the job is pretty shitty. We need need completely new system.

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That's no unions, they're fraternities.

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What you mean the police union system designed by a literal american nazi (american bund member) isn't going well?

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It seems not.

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It is sad that I have to ask you to which particular police Nazi you were referring? I'm thinking red squad and the silver shirts.

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"Otto Meiners"

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I'm referring to the american bund nazi who founded PPA the portland union, first in the nation, model for MANY others.

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Yeah that's who I thought They ran the Red squad and then the silver shirts out of ppa.

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I've heard about the red squad once before but not the silver shirts, anything online to read about this?

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"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke

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"They Say 'Evil Prevails When Good Men Fail To Act. What They Should Say Is 'Evil Prevails.'" -Lord Of War

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"Nooooooooooo!" - Darth Vader

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IIRC, the original quote was "".

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-Michael Gretzky

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Nope not even in the running.

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Wayne Scott

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I think the monseigneur finally gets the point

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THANK YOU

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In Nomine Patris, et Fili, et Spiritus Sancti.

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You also need a spinning chair and a white cat. A facial scar wouldn't go amiss either

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Nah, John Stuart Mill, said it in 1867. Burke paraphrased it slightly. Then JFK quoted Burke.

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And Oswald took that personally

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“Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.” - JS Mill

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Burke said something similar in 1700's in a letter. https://www.openculture.com/2016/03/edmund-burkeon-in-action.html

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Hmm, His is markedly different. certainly not a direct quote of the same content but similar.

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Funny as always, that the definition 9f "good men" for burke was fairly exclusive. What with him being one of the loudest voicea in >

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the conspiracy theory that there was a conspiracy of jewish bankers who caused the french revolution. Basically adopted verbatim by the >

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Doing nothing doesn't change a good man into a bad one. It takes extraordinary people to stand against evil w/o knowing if you have back up.

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It is possible to be neutral. To take no action against evil but not to be inherently good, but ...

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... being a cop and being neutral means your a very bad cop.

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Why is that? Cops are supposed to be neutral. They uphold the law even if the law is bad. They upheld slavery when it was legal too.

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Let me be more precise then. Being a cop and standing to one side _only_for_other_cops_ means you are choosing a team, and that team is evil

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I respectfully disagree. Anyone can be good when it doesn’t require any efforts. Being a good man is doing what’s right even when it’s hard.

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True but a lot of people can be bad when it takes no effort to be good too. To your 2nd point, you can be good even if everyone else is too.

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Being good doesn't have to be hard, it just can be. You can't expect everyone to be William Wallace. It's better if we all fight together.

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Generally I’d agree. In the example of Police doing nothing against bad makes them bad too. It’s literally their job to go against the bad.

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