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Originally Posted by Uncle Pony
More talk about the revolution that's coming. There isn't going to be one. Never. The best you can hope for is some disorganized, sporatic rioting in the streets, but that'll be quelled.
Why shouldn't they be? They have the same rights all all the other people accused of a crime.
Are you just making this up? I'd like to see stats to back that statement up.
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I feel a backlash is inevitable, you don't, theres no need to argue about that.
I did'nt say they should not be out on bail, but if this was nothing they would not have been arrested. Like it or not, cops are not subject to the same rules we are. Something has to be very very wrong for public administrative action or criminal charges against one. When was the last time you ever heard of a cop getting a DUI? Think it never happens. The case of the speeding NJ cops in virginia lends weight to my argument IMO.
And I asked you to consider that for every one there was 1,000, I did'nt say it was fact. But marketing types hold this point of view, and it doesn't seem very far fetched to me. But the point is, you don't know one way or the other do you? That I don't is not acceptable to me.
You also ignored the most immediately obvious aspect of my argument.