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Unfortunately, Mr Greenwood (DA) paints an accurate picture of small town America... in this case.. Texas. I believe in my heart this is exactly the kind of stuff Mike Flynt, who was running for San Jacinto County Sheriff (TX) , is trying to clean up. I hope he wins next time he runs.

1. We have to have the police (and the military). See Thomas Hobbes. 2. They will be made up of human beings, not saints. Original Sin and all that. 3. Like soldiers in combat, they operate in circumstances of which the rest of us, if we have never been there, cannot really conceive. They see humanity at its worst. Even the non-criminals systematically lie to them. 4. Therefore this must be taken into account, when one of them does something that in retrospect seems to be a serious error of judgement. 5. But that does not mean writing them a blank check. "If men were angels there would be

Given that our enemies have succeeded several times in using the police -- local, state, federal -- against patriots, it is easy for patriots to just assume "the police are the enemy". Add that to the natural slight aversion we all feel to the police -- they give us speeding tickets! -- and you find that some members of the militia movement are now, basically, anti-police. This is very ironic. For over a hundred years, it was the Left who hated the police, and the Right who defended them. But this has changed somewhat. While there are still plenty of cop-haters on the Left, t

The brainwashed and indoctrinated will label the police officer writing the essay as "racist" while the free-thinkers and educated populace will declare the officer is a "realist." A New Dark Age awaits the USA and all of Western civilization if the current horrors continue unabated. "I have worked for several police departments over the years, each with different racial demographics. Patrolling neighborhoods that are largely black, an officer gets an extremely high volume of radio calls. It will be constant, and if he is not able to keep up, he will soon get burned out and se

In a harrowing moment, Officer Kyle L. Savoia saved a man lying on the tracks as a train approached. Savoia, an officer for the Perth Amboy Police Department in central New Jersey, saw the man on the tracks and began to sprint toward him. As the train approached in the opposite direction, Savoia shouted, “Hey bud, move! Move! Move! Move! Move!” https://ijr.com/2018/07/1111632-police-officer-stops-train/ Video in article

When Should You Shoot a Cop? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cElTyqJkMEw [/b][/size] Warren v. District of Columbia - 1981 – Two women were upstairs in a townhouse when they heard their roommate, a third woman, being attacked downstairs by intruders. They phoned the police several times and were assured that officers were on the way. After about 30 minutes, when their roommate’s screams had stopped, they assumed the police had finally arrived. When the two women went downstairs they saw that in fact the police never came, but the intruders were still there. As the Warren court gr