We must be doing a lot right [Archive]

Berries

13th February 2012, 22:38

Brian d marge

14th February 2012, 02:21

Nurses , I like Nurses

Stephen

riffer

14th February 2012, 05:11

Nurses , I like Nurses

Stephen

Everybody likes nurses.

oneofsix

14th February 2012, 06:27

Any of these occupations amongst KB members;
DAIRY FARMERS 6.8
BUILDERS 6.8
CHEFS 6.6
PUBLIC SERVANTS 6.2
BUSINESS LEADERS 5.9
LAWYERS 5.6
BANKERS 5.3
POLITICIANS 4.6
SHAREBROKERS 4.2
INVESTMENT BANKERS 4.2
REAL ESTATE AGENTS 4.1

Cause you all have less respect!

So the point of this thread is that the police respect rating has been raised due to the recession? I mean from Business leaders down are all the occupations who's greed has been seen as causing the recession and who's losses due to the recession are hurting the public.

BTW I thought the police were Public Servants :weird:. But guess most people think bureaucrat when asked the question on public servants and don't think of such people as DOC workers etc. Then there is the Government propaganda that suggests all their spending goes to these people when in fact far more of your taxes go to the "private" sector.

With Fonterra's handing of the dairy pricing in this country it is not surprising their shareholders/suppliers rate low.

Builders because of the high house prices I guess.

But why Chefs??

All in all fish tail nothing for the poppo to crow about. I always respect the poppo as I was taught as child but then they go and behave like dicks and lose it. I respect the uniform until the person wearing proves unworthy :bleh:

scissorhands

14th February 2012, 07:34

I respect the uniform until the person wearing proves unworthy :bleh:

Aaron Farmer
Arie Vorkamp

My 4 year old dealings with police over psycho girlfriend, left a lot to be desired. Incredibly badly handled, and psychologically damaging to all peoples involved.

However, I realize that the problem is not at the grass roots level, the guys and girls working on the streets that we see.

Did you know that CADS (community drug and alcohol services) has no screening methodology for ADHD or autism. Crazy huh? Soooooooo damaging for these poor souls

Everyone who comes in is processed in a similar manner with no real allowance for individual neurology or disorders.....Even with a formal diagnosis, you are grouped together in an antagonistic and ignorant manner

How can those dealing with the ills of society, do their job when they are not taught what and how those illnesses are??

The direction from the top is shit

Scuba_Steve

14th February 2012, 07:51

* The report is based on UMR's Omnibus surveys taken between 1991 and 2011. The poll was a nationwide telephone survey of 750 New Zealanders

Wow :rolleyes: seven hundred & fifty NZers, 10yrs... such a huge number to be polling :facepalm: we have more active people on KB "Active Members 3,126"

oneofsix

14th February 2012, 07:56

Wow :rolleyes: seven hundred & fifty NZers, 10yrs... such a huge number to be polling :facepalm: we have more active people on KB "Active Members 3,126"

You missed the bias implied by a telephone poll. These things use land lines. Who owns land lines these days and has the time to do these polls? the very people what used to teach us to respect the poppo back when they were respectable :bleh:

Hans

14th February 2012, 19:20

I have no intrinsic respect for the police. I may or may not have respect for the policeman I happen to be dealing with, based purely on the way they behave.

The police are the coercive arm of the state and that, in my opinion, is reason enough to approach them with a healthy dose of distrust...

jrandom

14th February 2012, 19:23

The police are the coercive arm of the state

No. The armed forces are the coercive arm of the state.

The police are a subset of 'public servants'.

Hans

14th February 2012, 19:24

Having said that, my experiences with the NZ Police have been about 8/10 positive...

Usarka

14th February 2012, 19:25

Any of these occupations amongst KB members;
DAIRY FARMERS 6.8 Polluting our rivers, milking (haha!) our profits, and whinging when it rains.
BUILDERS 6.8 Leaky homes pricks.
CHEFS 6.6 Gordon Ramsay fuck fuck fuck you
PUBLIC SERVANTS 6.2 Hmmmmmm
BUSINESS LEADERS 5.9 Like the guys who run the banks?
LAWYERS 5.6 Scum sucking bottom dwellers. Not like the fish.
BANKERS 5.3 The guys who run the banks.
POLITICIANS 4.6 .......
SHAREBROKERS 4.2 .......
INVESTMENT BANKERS 4.2 Why is the world economy fucked?
REAL ESTATE AGENTS 4.1 Bottom sucking scum dwelling sellers.

Cause you all have less respect!

Wow that's a hard list to beat. The cops must be awesome.

Hans

14th February 2012, 19:27

No. The armed forces are the coercive arm of the state.

The police are a subset of 'public servants'.

Bollocks, sorry.

The arms of the state:

Legislative

Judicial

Coercive

...that's fairly basic civics.

This is in relation to the state's own citizenry. If the army has anything to do with that, you're either not talking about a civilised state or a normal situation.

jrandom

14th February 2012, 19:29

Bollocks, sorry.

The arms of the state:

Legislative

Judicial

Coercive

...that's fairly basic civics.

Legislative, judicial, and executive is what I'm used to hearing.

Where'd this 'coercive' shit come from?

Edit: get it right first time, I'm bored tonight so you're unlikely to have time for edits.

Hans

14th February 2012, 19:32

Legislative, judicial, and executive is what I'm used to hearing.

Where'd this 'coercive' shit come from?

From the fact that they generally have powers to make you do shit against your will in a certain set of circumstances i.e. deprive you of liberty (arrest).

dogsnbikes

14th February 2012, 19:37

But why Chefs??

Because we have many way's to tamper with your food:msn-wink:

ever sent a meal back and woken up with a ring of fire the next day:mad:

jrandom

14th February 2012, 19:37

From the fact that they generally have powers to make you do shit against your will in a certain set of circumstances i.e. deprive you of liberty (arrest).

Yes, but you're implying that your terminology has some sort of existing acceptance with your 'fairly basic civics' carry-on. I've never heard it before.

The legislative arm has powers to make you do shit against your will by taxing you. The judicial arm can put you in jail, shift your property boundaries, and set aside commercial contracts. Might as well call every arm of gubmint coercive. And the traditional American model of a three-armed government (which doesn't entirely match our own) typically has the executive arm revolving around its ability to command armed forces and direct foreign policy.

I believe your attempt to equate the policing of citizenry with that aspect of government to be fallacious.

Hans

14th February 2012, 19:44

Yes, but you're implying that your terminology has some sort of existing acceptance with your 'fairly basic civics' carry-on. I've never heard it before.

The legislative arm has powers to make you do shit against your will by taxing you. The judicial arm can put you in jail, shift your property boundaries, and set aside commercial contracts. Might as well call every arm of gubmint coercive. And the traditional American model of a three-armed government (which doesn't entirely match our own) typically has the executive arm revolving around its ability to command armed forces and direct foreign policy.

I believe your attempt to equate the policing of citizenry with that aspect of government to be fallacious.

Hey, we may agree to disagree on the terminology, (I may well be a little off on the exact naming of the three, coming from a non-english background). But I do stand behind how I perceive them and the sentiment that stems from that.

Besides: The legislative branch merely sets the framework. The judicial arm merely decides on you going to prison, they don't put you in prison. The "coercive" arm enforces their decision. Have I made the distinction clearer?

jrandom

14th February 2012, 19:46

But I do stand behind how I perceive them and the sentiment that stems from that.

Well, yes, equating of the police with the armed forces is a traditional anarchist perspective.

I however am not an anarchist.

Would you describe yourself as one?

jrandom

14th February 2012, 19:54

Besides: The legislative branch merely sets the framework. The judicial arm merely decides on you going to prison, they don't put you in prison. The "coercive" arm enforces their decision. Have I made the distinction clearer?

Yes, but I don't like the terminology. 'Coercive' has a flavour of action by fiat. Your 'coercive arm' has little or no decision-making capability of its own in this broader context. In the end, in our semi-theoretical democracy in question, if a sufficient majority of the citizenry disagree with the actions of the legislative arm, the actions of your 'coercive' arm will be affected / curtailed.

Hence my preference for the definition of police as public servants. Only in democracies are they distinct from the armed forces, really, and I think that distinction is worth preserving in discussion.

Hans

14th February 2012, 20:00

I have never equated the police with the army, and no, I wouldn't describe myself as an anarchist.

avgas

14th February 2012, 20:13

Yeah I got told when I was young.
"Engineers, you can trust bloody engineers! They are the most trustworthy people on the planet because they are out there to benefit people with real things".

Then I became one and found out they are lying, cheating dirtbags. But I always considered the above statement true.

So the rest of you must be real arseholes.

GingerMidget

14th February 2012, 20:18

Not all of them are lying blah blah blahs as you posted...

scissorhands

14th February 2012, 20:44

engineers meh, too retarded to be evil:drinknsin

257595

Being a cop is sometimes a thankless job, too many nutters out there to make a dent.... produce a change.... They just keep coming, wave after wave of fucktards. Thing is, the world and society that these cops defend, encourages these thieving lying fucktards.

Psychopathy is on the increase in NZ! because those who practise it, often succeed more than honest good people....These conditions have been brought about by leaders!

I have the Groove Guide Magazine in front of me, cover shows something called 'Killer Elite' photo shows 3 gangsters tooled up and cocking weapons...( this is a youth culture magazine)

So when gun crime takes hold in NZ, will the cops blame stoners? or advertising giants and music and film executives???? take a guess

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v--IqqusnNQ&ob=av2e

Scuba_Steve

17th February 2012, 07:28

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 07:37

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 07:39

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 07:45

You forgot the 4k tolerance, :Oops: sorry that's only for Feb at this point.

I love the bit where she was one of their recruitment poster girls. Join the police, better work stories AND you can lend out your uniform to your criminal buddies/family. :woohoo: vetting worked well there.

This one will help a little too;
http://www.stuff.co.nz/timaru-herald/news/6434578/Taxi-cop-loses-baton-where

Like all employees are hard working law abiding citizens.........tui add I think.

So they investigated a car theft,
Found it had something to do with a cop that has been stood down from active duty,
Now they have charged said cop.

Th police doing their job, no respect there.

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 07:52

Like all employees are hard working law abiding citizens.........tui add I think.

So they investigated a car theft,
Found it had something to do with a cop that has been stood down from active duty,
Now they have charged said cop.

Th police doing their job, no respect there.

Its their job to be involved in car theft?

:jerry:

Agreed, no respect gained however some loss.

Some respect gained from the Taupo P bust perhaps

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 08:09

VERY surprised this hasn't been mentioned on KB yet

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/6423317/Top-cop-defends-police-action

Theres always a few bad apples that drag the rest down ay

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 08:13

VERY surprised this hasn't been mentioned on KB yet

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/6423317/Top-cop-defends-police-action

Theres always a few bad apples that drag the rest down ay

Good point. That is worse than the others as it is an uncalled for group over reaction now being defended by the top brass. Another case of not being able to back off when they realise they have made a cock up.

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 08:29

Good point. That is worse than the others as it is an uncalled for group over reaction now being defended by the top brass. Another case of not being able to back off when they realise they have made a cock up.

I can understand there need to stay safe out in the feild, but a 65yr old man in his undies, armed with a bat & old pistol clearly stepping out his front door to protect his own property is NOT a threat to armed police :laugh:
And to then assualt him like that?, AND charge him?...just uncalled for. (just goes to show ya...your NOT allowed too defend yourself OR your property in this country)

At the very least they could pop around to appologise and to assure the poor couple it was an honest mistake and they feel bad about how it was handled...not hide behide bullshit and top brass.

Feel so bad for the old couple and all the good police out there that have lost faith due to this.

(If it was my neighbour...I would have ran to the edge of my property with the video camera and yelled at the cops "Im recording this! leave the old man alone!!":niceone:)

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 08:35

I can understand there need to stay safe out in the feild, but a 65yr old man in his undies, armed with a bat & old pistol clearly stepping out his front door to protect his own property is NOT a threat to armed police :laugh:
And to then assualt him like that?, AND charge him?...just uncalled for. (just goes to show ya...your NOT allowed too defend yourself OR your property in this country)

At the very least they could pop around to appologise and to assure the poor couple it was an honest mistake and they feel bad about how it was handled...not hide behide bullshit and top brass.

Feel so bad for the old couple and all the good police out there that have lost faith due to this.

(If it was my neighbour...I would have ran to the edge of my property with the video camera and yelled at the cops "Im recording this! leave the old man alone!!":niceone:)

:yes: that is what I mean about the bullies attitude and not being able to back down when confronted with a mistake. Sure i can understand that they saw a pistol and reacted, but after they pinned him, shoved a rifle in his face and handcuffed him they must have noticed that it was only an air pistol and his age etc. There is NO excuse for it not to have stopped there. They should have apologised and released him, then I could still have some respect. But to charge and only back off when the prosecutor said you must be joking and to try and defend trying to prosecute? No Fing respect here for that.

Scuba_Steve

17th February 2012, 08:47

Can you 3 post up what you do for a job?

I have before, telecoms. I help to destroy the telephone networks in NZ... How bout you???

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 08:59

I have before, telecoms. I help to destroy the telephone networks in NZ... How bout you???

I'm a crane engineer.

But i can't be bothered anymore with what i was going to say as it doesn't make a difference.
You carry on with your anti police stance and tell them all about how bad they are as I know they really don't give a shit what some wanker on a forum thinks.

have a nice day.

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 09:14

Can you 3 post up what you do for a job?

:blink:...similar to Scuba-Steve, except I look after the secure national network links etc for "our" largest customers (I go through more "security checks" every 3months than you have hot dinners!...to ensure Im trusted)
Why do you ask?...do you take offence to me posting an example of "bad apples" ruining the efforts of so many good Police to ensure public trust etc

And what do YOU do for a job?

Ohh, and for the record ONE of my previous "customers" WAS the NZ police :Police:(whom I have nothing but respect for :niceone:...but bad apples...is bad apples!-whom I have NO respect for)

scissorhands

17th February 2012, 09:18

Be interesting to see how this next poll fairs... So far this year we've had
The illegally worn identical badges at the Occupy Auckland
The assault on Dotcom
and now this "A policewoman suspended from duty has been charged in relation to the theft of a car and the impersonation of an officer." (http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10786109)
And we're only 2months into the year

Looking at the policewomans face....http://media.nzherald.co.nz/webcontent/image/jpg/20127/SCCZEN_160212SPLKARIS1_460x230.JPG

I can see the expression of FragileX, a type of autism......http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragile_X_syndrome

So the cops unknowingly hire a 'tard, make her into a postergirl for their reality TV show, things go wrong at work, she gets stood down, then is up on charges for theft, when she was not present at the crime scene??

Does anyone else smell something wrong here?
What was she stood down for exactly? interpersonal issues with fellow officers?
I'm guesssing she was bullied at work, and did something about it?

At least its comforting to know its not personal with autism and the police, they just have no idea about autism in the population....in this interpersonal regard..... and when dealing with the public

The police must be doing something right, but I feel this is not one of those times............................................. ........hopefully someone on a big salary at recruitment, may eventually learn about pervasive developement disorders PDD's and learn not to hire autistic officers, terrible job choice for these people.

She prolly has no idea herself, and is encased in humiliated confusion over her employment and loss of pride and self respect........as is normally the case

carry on, nothing to see here

scissorhands

17th February 2012, 09:31

VERY surprised this hasn't been mentioned on KB yet

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/6423317/Top-cop-defends-police-action

Theres always a few bad apples that drag the rest down ay

the old boy has some autism I think, just fucks up everything with cops innit??
http://static.stuff.co.nz/1329270669/362/6423362.jpg

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 09:33

Looking at the policewomans face....

I can see the expression of FragileX, a type of autism......http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragile_X_syndrome

So the cops unknowingly hire a 'tard, make her into a postergirl for their reality TV show, things go wrong at work, she gets stood down, then is up on charges for theft, when she was not present at the crime scene??

Does anyone else smell something wrong here?
What was she stood down for exactly? interpersonal issues with fellow officers?
I'm guesssing she was bullied at work, and did something about it?

At least its comforting to know its not personal with autism and the police, they just have no idea about autism in the population....in this interpersonal regard..... and when dealing with the public

The police must be doing something right, but I feel this is not one of those times............................................. ........hopefully someone on a big salary at recruitment, may eventually learn about pervasive developement disorders PDD's and learn not to hire autistic officers, terrible job choice for these people.

She prolly has no idea herself, and is encased in humiliated confusion over her employment and loss of pride and self respect........as is normally the case

carry on, nothing to see here

According to the article she leant her uniform to her son. Her son and a 'mate' then impersonated a cop and mate, don't no if the mate, as he was only in overalls, was impersonating a cop.
Seems she had dodgy family connections and a dodgy character.
Note; this is still in front of the court so is only the accusation at this stage.

No interpersonal issues,
No retard issue, except perhaps thinking she could lend her uniform to her son to steal a car and get away with it but that's still criminal even if it is stupid.
No work bullying.
Did you read the article?

I, and I think most of NZ, expect police recruit vetting to be above that required for most other employment as they are one of the few gangs in our country that get the legal power to bully the rest.

scissorhands

17th February 2012, 09:39

I, and I think most of NZ, expect police recruit vetting to be above that required for most other employment as they are one of the few gangs in our country that get the legal power to bully the rest.

Oh, okay then. Never a mistake?

I know my rant is pure speculation, but i know autism features... it has been a special interest of mine for a few years now... remember the famous retards thread? The thing with gangs is a tard tends to get a kicking...

Kind of ironic and somewhat amusing

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 09:49

:blink:...similar to Scuba-Steve, except I look after the secure national network links etc for "our" largest customers (I go through more "security checks" every 3months than you have hot dinners!...to ensure Im trusted)
Why do you ask?...do you take offence to me posting an example of "bad apples" ruining the efforts of so many good Police to ensure public trust etc

And what do YOU do for a job?

Ohh, and for the record ONE of my previous "customers" WAS the NZ police :Police:(whom I have nothing but respect for :niceone:...but bad apples...is bad apples!-whom I have NO respect for)

So why only ever, and this goes for the rest, post up stories about police officers? easy target i guess.

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 09:58

So why only ever, and this goes for the rest, post up stories about police officers? easy target i guess.

Because a coppa started this thread crowing about how their respect ratings had improved so in good KB style :ar15: the messenger :laugh:
I figure if he is so concerned about the way they are viewed, and they should be, then best he knows how we feel they can improve their standing. Only trying to be helpful :drinkup:
No, I would like them to be respected but feel that, since I was a kid, they have fallen a long way and not backing off on moro bars as cellphone or air guns etc doesn't help them regain ground.

scissorhands

17th February 2012, 10:03

Only trying to be helpful :drinkup:
No, I would like them to be respected but feel that, since I was a kid, they have fallen a long way and not backing off on moro bars as cellphone or air guns etc doesn't help them regain ground.

+10 me too, not discussing tenuous moments for the police:sweatdrop dont help them learn from their mistakes.

our feedback reaches only a few, and is a fairly good sounding board:shutup:??...umm.... some of the time

I'm really hoping on a sense of humour though:sweatdrop

Scuba_Steve

17th February 2012, 10:03

So why only ever, and this goes for the rest, post up stories about police officers? easy target i guess.

There's alot about politics & bikes too. We post what affects us, simple as that.

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 10:07

I'm really hoping on a sense of humour though:sweatdrop

yep I'll second that.

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 10:11

So why only ever, and this goes for the rest, post up stories about police officers? easy target i guess.

:facepalm:
I would suggest you check my previous posts before speculating Boris, I always rigorously defend the police :yes: (and have repeatedly put my arse on the line when they were in need of assistance - I ran bars etc for 14yrs)

I posted that story as the thread was in regards to the publics level of trust and opinion of the police (hence the RELEVANCE) And as I clearly stated, I was surprised that particular story wasn't mentioned before due to it standing out as a poor example of winning public trust.(once again...relevant)
I also CLEARLY stated in my original post that I viewed it as a case of "bad apples" ruining all the fine work of so many GOOD police.

Did I shit in your weetbix this morning Boris?...are you IN a crane presently and left ya lappy down below (hence the reading probs:laugh:)

I will AGAIN clarify:

I DO NOT! post anti police statements etc, I HAVE and always will support the police (Two family members are cops!, And one is ambo) And I have NOTHING but respect for the poilce and the difficult job they do.

Please read posts carefully before "attacking" your brothers...especially when they agree with you:msn-wink:

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 10:16

There's alot about politics & bikes too. We post what affects us, simple as that.

None of these stories affect you.

No you are anti cop so any chance you have to show them up you jump in boots and all.

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 10:17

Boris is usually the attacking troll. Now he is the protective troll. Either way it has worked. He must be bored, no sunbathing yummy mummies to perve at from the crane perhaps.

BTW Boris, I too ensure your interwebs break regular like and have past several police checks, both security and character.

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 10:27

:facepalm:
I would suggest you check my previous posts before speculating Boris, I always rigorously defend the police :yes: (and have repeatedly put my arse on the line when they were in need of assistance - I ran bars etc for 14yrs)

I posted that story as the thread was in regards to the publics level of trust and opinion of the police (hence the RELEVANCE) And as I clearly stated, I was surprised that particular story wasn't mentioned before due to it standing out as a poor example of winning public trust.(once again...relevant)
I also CLEARLY stated in my original post that I viewed it as a case of "bad apples" ruining all the fine work of so many GOOD police.

Did I shit in your weetbix this morning Boris?...are you IN a crane presently and left ya lappy down below (hence the reading probs:laugh:)

I will AGAIN clarify:

I DO NOT! post anti police statements etc, I HAVE and always will support the police (Two family members are cops!, And one is ambo) And I have NOTHING but respect for the poilce and the difficult job they do.

Please read posts carefully before "attacking" your brothers...especially when they agree with you:msn-wink:

Same goes for you, i never attacked you I just asked a simple question.
never said you post anti police.

Boris is usually the attacking troll. Now he is the protective troll. Either way it has worked. He must be bored, no sunbathing yummy mummies to perve at from the crane perhaps.

BTW Boris, I too ensure your interwebs break regular like and have past several police checks, both security and character.

No stuck in office with no AC.

Is it trolling to disagree with what you post?

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 10:32

So why only ever, and this goes for the rest, post up stories about police officers? easy target i guess.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=BoristheBiter;1130260884]Same goes for you, i never attacked you I just asked a simple question.
never said you post anti police.

No stuck in office with no AC.

:facepalm:
Please step outside for some nice fresh air mate :laugh:

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 10:33

Is it trolling to disagree with what you post?

But you haven't disagreed with what we have posted you have disagreed with the posters. You have shown a disregard for the subject of the thread in doing so. May be a mistake in overlooking how the thread started and what it is about, we all make them, but in other thread you seem have come in to have a stir. Then again perhaps I judge you a bit harshly on your nickname, maybe you are a toothless Russian and not a biter after all (Boris being a typical Russian characterised type name).

Scuba_Steve

17th February 2012, 10:34

None of these stories affect you.

No you are anti cop so any chance you have to show them up you jump in boots and all.

You know nothing then

From what I've seen of your posts, you appear to be a Govt (& dept's) brown-noser (which surprises me you work with cranes), what I posted was relevant to the thread. Then you blindly jump to the defence, you would make the perfect patriotic American.
I defend the cops when they deserve it & attack them when they abuse their powers, or fail to uphold the minimum of standards we should expect from them (which tend to hit the news more). You on the other hand seem like you would still blindly follow, obey & defend them even if they were beating you with sticks like the LAPD just for crossing the road wrong.

Respect is earned, NOT a privilege. This goes for the cops too...

scissorhands

17th February 2012, 10:40

I like cops, usually like to have a beer and a laugh, shame the job is so stressful, and bad apples get thrown in the good apples face.

I'm coming from wanting to highlight the handling of mentally affected NZers. The NZ public including youth and children... with pervasive developement disorders are over represented in crime statistics.

A lot of the time they are those arrests that seem a little unfair, or somehow could have been done different. A lot of the time, the police dont like the tard, or communication is too different and unfamiliar for them..... and they show discretion proportionally.

That scenario is parallel in the wider society, not just police. So its hardly fair for me to be highly critical of good kiwis doing their job.

Its just that with police you can get your ass kicked for being a retarded dumb fuck. Its a kind of racism I protest, and its not just me, but the wider mentally disabled community that also feel this way.

I'm trying to help

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEBGCOCxLgA&ob=av2e

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 11:11

So why only ever, and this goes for the rest, post up stories about police officers? easy target i guess.

:facepalm:
Please step outside for some nice fresh air mate :laugh:

I must need some air as I don't see your point, like I said I never attacked you I asked a question. If you think thats attacking then maybe it's you that needs the air.

But you haven't disagreed with what we have posted you have disagreed with the posters. You have shown a disregard for the subject of the thread in doing so. May be a mistake in overlooking how the thread started and what it is about, we all make them, but in other thread you seem have come in to have a stir. Then again perhaps I judge you a bit harshly on your nickname, maybe you are a toothless Russian and not a biter after all (Boris being a typical Russian characterised type name).

I have disagreed with the way curtain posters always go after the police like SS does.
I saw what the thread was and knew what it would become.

And no you were right the first time just board:laugh: and SS is easy to wind up.

You know nothing then

From what I've seen of your posts, you appear to be a Govt (& dept's) brown-noser (which surprises me you work with cranes), what I posted was relevant to the thread. Then you blindly jump to the defence, you would make the perfect patriotic American.
I defend the cops when they deserve it & attack them when they abuse their powers, or fail to uphold the minimum of standards we should expect from them (which tend to hit the news more). You on the other hand seem like you would still blindly follow, obey & defend them even if they were beating you with sticks like the LAPD just for crossing the road wrong.

Respect is earned, NOT a privilege. This goes for the cops too...

And you think you do? You are right respect is earned and what have you done that deserves respect?
From what i have read nothing.

I have't defended anyone I just asked the question why do you always find the stories that bring the police down?
That's right it doesn't make a good story when someone does something right, always easier to poke crap at others.
I would really like to see where you have posted a positive story about the police.

scissorhands

17th February 2012, 11:23

I would really like to see where you have posted a positive story about the police.

Your right but news is nearly always bad, and thats what news is, bad luck stories. We talk about what we read in papers and hear on the news. We argue over it until a new bad luck story comes a long.

Could be different, should be different, but its not. In defence of KB police talk though, KB supports the police in many threads, tons of links to stories about angry nut jobs going berserk:blink: and getting their ass kicked.

Most bikers here cheer the cops more than most NZers, and have an odd relationship....

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 11:33

Your right but news is nearly always bad, and thats what news is, bad luck stories. We talk about what we read in papers and hear on the news. We argue over it until a new bad luck story comes a long.

Could be different, should be different, but its not. In defence of KB police talk though, KB supports the police in many threads, tons of links to stories about angry nut jobs going berserk:blink: and getting their ass kicked.

Most bikers here cheer the cops more than most NZers, and have an odd relationship....

I was taking about SS not KB in general.

puddytat

17th February 2012, 11:47

[QUOTE=willytheekid;1130260890]
I would really like to see where you have posted a positive story about the police.

Well on NatRad today they mentioned that the lady who runs the "bringing down the road toll" Division is stepping down.....
widely respected for last years (or year before) bringing of the toll down to 1950's level....

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 12:02

[QUOTE=BoristheBiter;1130260936]

Well on NatRad today they mentioned that the lady who runs the "bringing down the road toll" Division is stepping down.....
widely respected for last years (or year before) bringing of the toll down to 1950's level....

Was she working for NZP or TNZA?
It is good news that she got the credit.
Or did you mean the news that she was stepping down? :shifty:

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 12:09

[QUOTE=puddytat;1130260962]

Was she working for NZP or TNZA?
It is good news that she got the credit.
Or did you mean the news that she was stepping down? :shifty:

???? WTF I never posted that.

Somethings gone wrong with the quote button.

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 12:10

[QUOTE=oneofsix;1130260975]

???? WTF I never posted that.

agreed it was posted by Puddycat. We must have broke the site :laugh:

Scuba_Steve

17th February 2012, 12:18

agreed it was posted by Puddycat. We must have broke the site :laugh:

Just remove the invalid quote (see^), god anyone would think you guys have never delt with interweb code before :laugh:

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 12:20

[QUOTE=oneofsix;1130260975]

???? WTF I never posted that.

Somethings gone wrong with the quote button.

[QUOTE=BoristheBiter;1130260980]

agreed it was posted by Puddycat. We must have broke the site :laugh:

:laugh:...yup...we broke it!

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_8Yl6uhyizYo/Rol-qwtltGI/AAAAAAAAA8o/Y4X9Vg25QjU/s400/oh%2Bno%2Boh%2Bmy.gif

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 12:23

Just remove the invalid quote (see^), god anyone would think you guys have never delt with interweb code before :laugh:

HAY!...I just look after the Tubes!:laugh:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2155/1730144429_285d37f77e.jpg

oneofsix

17th February 2012, 12:28

Just remove the invalid quote (see^), god anyone would think you guys have never delt with interweb code before :laugh:

Too lazy to learn all the tricks, even if I did notice the invalid quote :whistle:
It was the puddycat what did it :innocent:
well there goes any respect I might have had, not much to lose.

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 12:28

HAY!...I just look after the Tubes!:laugh:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2155/1730144429_285d37f77e.jpg

sorry for nit picking but them be pipes not tubes

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 12:30

Too lazy to learn all the tricks, even if I did notice the invalid quote :whistle:
It was the puddycat what did it :innocent:
well there goes any respect I might have had, not much to lose.

Bloddy cats what else do you expect:innocent:

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 12:34

sorry for nit picking but them be pipes not tubes

http://0.media.collegehumor.cvcdn.com/81/16/a40d1590a9ea72e7ac38227428c39086.jpg

....then...WTF have I been fixing??:laugh:

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 12:38

....then...WTF have I been fixing??:laugh:

You have been playing with someone else's pipes haven't you.

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 12:40

[QUOTE=puddytat;]....[QUOTE]

..........:facepalm:
http://images.icanhascheezburger.com/completestore/2008/10/1/128673584077398985.jpg

willytheekid

17th February 2012, 12:43

You have been playing with someone else's pipes haven't you.

:sweatdrop......me!!
http://ihasahotdog.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/funny-dog-pictures-schocked-innocent-dog.jpg

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 12:53

:sweatdrop......me!!
]

yes you
http://www.motifake.com/image/demotivational-poster/1105/yes-you-osama-bin-laden-humor-saddam-demotivational-posters-1304337623.jpg

puddytat

17th February 2012, 16:00

Post # 59 I think it was Boris...I was trying to cheer you up.:yes:
Best result from a fuckup for a long time:yes:

[QUOTE=BoristheBiter;1130260936I have't defended anyone I just asked the question why do you always find the stories that bring the police down?
That's right it doesn't make a good story when someone does something right, always easier to poke crap at others.
I would really like to see where you have posted a positive story about the police.[/QUOTE]

Sorry so vague about who she is & which branch of blue she hangs out with....but the missus was bitchin' at the time of listening & multi tasking is not my forte'

BoristheBiter

17th February 2012, 16:39

Post # 59 I think it was Boris...I was trying to cheer you up.:yes:
Best result from a fuckup for a long time:yes:

Sorry so vague about who she is & which branch of blue she hangs out with....but the missus was bitchin' at the time of listening & multi tasking is not my forte'

That's fine, silly pictures are always better then arguring.
All threads should be in pictures
http://500motivators.com/plog-content/thumbs/motivate/me/large/202-internet-serious-business.jpg