June 03, 2020
The Brotherhood of Police
Timothy Birdnow
It is, and that must change. Police have jobs requiring great responsibility and they should be treated more like doctors than civil servants. Right now it's like postal workers are being given guns and sent out. There need to be regular reviews of the conduct of police. These are people with the power of life or death over the citizens.
It's Nearly Impossible to Fire a Police Officer: Here's Why
It is, and that must change. Police have jobs requiring great responsibility and they should be treated more like doctors than civil servants. Right now it's like postal workers are being given guns and sent out. There need to be regular reviews of the conduct of police. These are people with the power of life or death over the citizens.
It's Nearly Impossible to Fire a Police Officer: Here's Why
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For three years, 2009-2011, the New Orleans Saints paid bounties to players for injuring players of opposing teams. There was no doubt about the program. It was proven beyond doubt that the program existed, that coaches participated by paying out bonuses, and that players participated by committing injuries and collecting monetary bonuses for doing so. Facts.
The coaches received severe fines and and suspensions the NFL. It is my opinion that they should have been prosecuted under civil law and jailed, but that's just me. At any rate, some measure of justice was served.
The NFL Players Association, otherwise known as the Players Union, led by Drew Brees, insisted that the NFL could not discipline the players for anything not in the union contract, and prevailed. The players who deliberately injured their fellow players on other teams and were paid money to do it were never punished in any way.
That's what unions have become today. Safe havens for law breakers.
That's also why I cheer wildly every time a game in which Drew Brees plays loses a game.
The coaches received severe fines and and suspensions the NFL. It is my opinion that they should have been prosecuted under civil law and jailed, but that's just me. At any rate, some measure of justice was served.
The NFL Players Association, otherwise known as the Players Union, led by Drew Brees, insisted that the NFL could not discipline the players for anything not in the union contract, and prevailed. The players who deliberately injured their fellow players on other teams and were paid money to do it were never punished in any way.
That's what unions have become today. Safe havens for law breakers.
That's also why I cheer wildly every time a game in which Drew Brees plays loses a game.
Posted by: Bill H at June 04, 2020 07:48 AM (vMiSr)
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Good points Bill!
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at June 04, 2020 09:44 AM (6WhJk)
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Carry on, don’t stop posting like this TelltheBell
Posted by: TelltheBell at June 05, 2020 03:26 AM (R4iz3)
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Thanks Tellthebell! Come back.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at June 05, 2020 07:55 AM (TiSnl)
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