I would say I'm surprised but that'd be a lie

[BoristheBiter]

I put that in writing too.....and you know scumdog, as long as you and your work mates are paid for with my tax payers money, you and your mates better be polite, treat only those as guilty that are guilty, let people use the restrooms if they demand it,

I would be very surprised if the tax you pay evens pays the wage of one cop.

[blue rider]

I would be very surprised if the tax you pay evens pays the wage of one cop.

[BoristheBiter]

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And if we carry on down that road it only stands to reason that if you pay more tax then you should get more say in how/what laws are written.

See how stupid your post was?

[RDJ]

And if we carry on down that road it only stands to reason that if you pay more tax then you should get more say in how/what laws are written.

See how stupid your post was?

A better analogy is when you fly. Regardless of what you pay for your seat, you expect to be treated professionally, courteously, and be kept safe - and indeed to arrive at the same time at the promised destination. Similarly, regardless of how much tax you pay, you should get safe, effective quality service from the public servants whose wages and salaries you are paying.

[Scuba_Steve]

Regardless Police should not be breaching law especially not criminal law & especially not when "fishing" for civil breaches... How it is people think this should be ok I have no idea, fucking retarded they are. Maybee a home invasion & ransacking by the Police gang, you know "just in case", would wise them up a little.
As for the criminal gang members that participated they should all be serving out maximum sentences of 14yrs for knowingly & willingly abusing power to carrying out criminal activity

[mashman]

A better analogy is when you fly. Regardless of what you pay for your seat, you expect to be treated professionally, courteously, and be kept safe - and indeed to arrive at the same time at the promised destination. Similarly, regardless of how much tax you pay, you should get safe, effective quality service from the public servants whose wages and salaries you are paying.

If Boris pays more than you, he's entitled to have a better standard of experience.

[Madness]

If Boris pays more than you, he's entitled to have a better standard of experience.

Which could be as simple as the difference between warm hands with lube and cold hands without.

[mashman]

Which could be as simple as the difference between warm hands with lube and cold hands without.

Interesting image... thanks for that

[ducatilover]

I think the majority of you may need this http://www.instructables.com/id/Riding-a-Motorcycle/

[scumdog]

"Come and see the violence inherent in the system" said Dennis The Peasant.

Except that was satire. Scumdog demonstrates the reality.

What goes around, comes around. Reasonable law-abiding people do make judgments on the basis of their direct experience with lorrenorder's soldiers.

In the same way that, should I have a negative experience with one motorbike rider I can reasonably expect all other motorbike riders to be the same???Sheesh......

[Big Dog]

In the same way that, should I have a negative experience with one motorbike rider I can reasonably expect all other motorbike riders to be the same???Sheesh......

I think what really happens is people normally only encounter police on the worst days of their lives or have their day dampened by them.


Stupid phone / Tapatalk, apologies in advance.

[BoristheBiter]

A better analogy is when you fly. Regardless of what you pay for your seat, you expect to be treated professionally, courteously, and be kept safe - and indeed to arrive at the same time at the promised destination. Similarly, regardless of how much tax you pay, you should get safe, effective quality service from the public servants whose wages and salaries you are paying.

Unless of course you pay for first/business class then you get better treatment than the plebs in cattle class.

No sorry that analogy doesn't work either.

[SPman]

Maybee a home invasion & ransacking by the Police gang, you know "just in case", would wise them up a little.

You mean like this......
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-05-0...orvath/5431690

[scumdog]

I think what really happens is people normally only encounter police on the worst days of their lives or have their day dampened by them.


Stupid phone / Tapatalk, apologies in advance.

Yep, and sadly they carry it with them forever.

As a youngster I ran foul of a lot of cops, mainly for my driving etc so it was mainly traffic cops and I can see how easy it would be to bear a grudge against all cops from the experience with one.

But I didn't.

[Big Dog]

Yep, and sadly they carry it with them forever.

As a youngster I ran foul of a lot of cops, mainly for my driving etc so it was mainly traffic cops and I can see how easy it would be to bear a grudge against all cops from the experience with one.

But I didn't.

I have had nothing but good experiences. Yes, I have been pulled for breaking the rules but if you can't do the time don't do the crime.

Could be the attitude that sets the altitude here. I am always as courteous as I hope they will be and so far I have never been let down. I have seen a little abuse of power and a few discourteous officers but not to me, to people I was with who had shit attitudes.


Stupid phone / Tapatalk, apologies in advance.