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Originally Posted by afc wimbledon
I'm going to come back to this because to some degree I think this is the problem, in the late 1960's in LA if I remember rightly Police training changed radically, a philosophy of no policeman being harmed became paramount in the training, everything else became secondary to officer safety and it has lead to a large degree the US to where it is today and while it wasn't adopted here some elements of it have seeped into policing in Canada, yes it is terrible but ok if policemen are hurt on the job but it makes the police better at protecting society, that's literally the trade off we have to ask policemen to make.
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Originally Posted by Bent Wookie
And that, in a nutshell, sums up your position.
There is no argument I can make that will change your mind when you advocate that.
Night.
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Wait, you disagree with that so vehemently that it deserves a "night"?
Maybe you're too entrenched in the day to day?