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   XPost: alt.politics, soc.culture.usa, soc.culture.iraq   
   XPost: soc.culture.egyptian   
   From: dudaraster@gmail.com   
      
   CONDITIONNING: PAY PREDATORS DOLLARS SO THEY MEET THEIR MATCH   
   By Aviroce   
      
   My dad, bless his soul, told me a story about a man who was wrongfully   
   hit by another man.  Yet this man reached into his pockets and gave   
   the perpetrator say a dollar.  The people watching the aggression   
   wondered and asked the victim once the perpetrator left, "He hit you.   
   Yet you gave him a dollar??"  The victim answered,"This is the first   
   dollar he gets towards his funeral."  It is rewarded conditionning.   
   The perpetrator will some day hit another person and get killed.  That   
   is the sad story of our police departments.   
      
   Our police departments have become self-sustaining industries under   
   the color of protecting citizens.  They do not protect citizens or   
   better said their protection of citizens is minimal.  They prey on   
   citizens to keep their industry profitable, "Have Jobs."    In   
   alleviating the problem of unemployment of veterans, many police   
   departments hire these veterans to prey on the public by issuing   
   predatory tickets or slow delivery of legal actions or waiting until a   
   crime occurs and most probably never investigate the crime or better   
   botch the investigations.  In Atlanta, Georgia that is common   
   practice.  In Florida, you used to drive 85 mph on its desolate   
   highways as a tourist and never get a ticket for speeding.  Now you   
   drive above 75 mph and get a speeking ticket.  In cities such as St.   
   Augustine, in Florida, you find the speed traps set all across the   
   county and more aggressively on Highway 95.  In North Carolina, police   
   park their cars in lines along almost every entrance to I-85 and   
   I-95.   When the practice was done in Georgia, the governor   
   decertified the radars of these communities.  But these communities   
   are hurting for funds and they "Prey on too much law."  It is not   
   abnormal for a motorist to run down a police officer on the side of   
   the highway stopped for any reason. In fact, in Forest Park, Georgia a   
   policeman was run over by a motorist when the policeman stopped to   
   help another motorist allegedly.  Police against citizens.  citizens   
   against police.  And now police against police.  The latter seems to   
   be the best cure.  Let the rattle snakes kill one another.  Would that   
   result in super rattle snake?  No.  The police departments will   
   eventually be for the protection of citizens.  Now, let them struggle   
   with their survival   Many should go.  That is normal for predators.   
      
   Aviroce   
      
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