Fired Wilmington cop: “We are just going to go out and start slaughtering them f—— ni—–. I can’t wait. God, I can’t wait.”

If you had 3 kids, aged 3 to 9 and you needed a babysitter, would you even consider hiring someone who has no complaints from previous clients and a spotless record..... BUT was photographed at a NAMBLA meeting in 2014, or is on tape talking about how they like to fuck little boys/girls? Would that resume give you a high enough level of confidence in them that you'd be comfortable leaving your kids in their care?



Now consider that a babysitter is going to have a lot less chances to do anything to your kid than a police officer has chances to do things to the citizens he/she expresses hate for... and that police officer can get arrest them, beat them, shoot them/kill them LEGALLY under certain circumstances (that they can lie about if they choose, and often do and get away with), and/or be the key witness in them being imprisoned for months/years/life.

I see where you're coming from, but I'm going to turn the question back to you.

what if this babysitter had been seen it a NAMBLA rally in 2014, But realized that he had a serious problem and got professional medical and psychological help? that the reason he had a spotless babysitting record were partially the result of the years he spent learning how to have appropriate relationships with children?

The same thing applies with a police officer photographed at a Trump rally. Without the proper context you really don't know where they stand.

I knew plenty of white people who supported Trump in 2016. They dismissed his racist comments as being jokes or exaggerations. However, once he proved that his racism was dead serious and then doubled and tripled down on it a lot of them jumped ship. A few even took the time to reconsider their own personal biases and how damaging they could be.

Now personally as a father with two children between the ages of 3 and 9 I would not want anyone to babysit them unless they were a close friend or relative that I've known my entire life, or at least several years. Unfortunately, you can't do that with police. You're essentially hiring a stranger and hoping for the best.
 
I've never been over there but have a homegirl that lives over there. Shit like this is why I can't wait to take my CCH class next week so I can get my license
Where are you taking your CCH class? I need to get in on one soon. I heard there a guy over by Knightdale that teaches it all in one Saturday.
 
I would never in a million years want that person babysitting my kid or yours. It's great that they sought help and that they understand how wrong it is... but they still had those urges, so leaving your kids in their care is an incredibly dumb thing to do. Guaranteed if you were a divorced parent with primary custody and you knowingly leave your kids with a person who used to be a NAMBLA member for babysitting, the non-custodial parent would be able to use that against you in family court.

By the way, a cop attending a trump rally and a cop verbalizing his hate for black people and his wish to go out on a black person killing spree are two different things... let's remember what the thread is about for context.


I see where you're coming from, but I'm going to turn the question back to you.

what if this babysitter had been seen it a NAMBLA rally in 2014, But realized that he had a serious problem and got professional medical and psychological help? that the reason he had a spotless babysitting record were partially the result of the years he spent learning how to have appropriate relationships with children?

The same thing applies with a police officer photographed at a Trump rally. Without the proper context you really don't know where they stand.

I knew plenty of white people who supported Trump in 2016. They dismissed his racist comments as being jokes or exaggerations. However, once he proved that his racism was dead serious and then doubled and tripled down on it a lot of them jumped ship. A few even took the time to reconsider their own personal biases and how damaging they could be.

Now personally as a father with two children between the ages of 3 and 9 I would not want anyone to babysit them unless they were a close friend or relative that I've known my entire life, or at least several years. Unfortunately, you can't do that with police. You're essentially hiring a stranger and hoping for the best.
 
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really? you don't know that being a pedophile isn't illegal, but acting on pedophilia urges is the illegal part? It's a disorder... disorders aren't illegal in and of themselves. You don't know that it's not illegal to have any urges dude (disgusting as they may be)?

It's not illegal to be a psychopath or a sociopath either. It's not illegal to want to wipe out every person on earth... feelings and urges can't be made illegal. Actions can.
That's high school criminal justice level man.


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Where are you taking your CCH class? I need to get in on one soon. I heard there a guy over by Knightdale that teaches it all in one Saturday.
I'm getting mine done at Eagle 1 Supply in Raleigh. I found the class through a NAAGA group on Facebook. This class in particular that I'll be attending is getting split into 2 days and he's letting me take the gun range qualification portion tonight so I'll only have paperwork and lecture left to do
 
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^^^ Small world, small world, LOL
Seems like the Raleigh/Dyrham area is the Hotspot where people from NYC/NJ want to move to
@cli-terminator probably doesn't remember, but I was one of the BGOL members that told him which spots are cool to buy a house at in the Raleigh area, LOL
Old thread.....


 
What don't you agree with? I'm speaking about the law, so yeah I'm doubling down on being correct.
A pedophile goes to prison for raping a 9 year old and then gets released. He's still a pedophile... but he's getting released, cause being a pedophile is not illegal. The raping of the kid is what he went to prison for.
If you disagree, show me one example of a U.S. law that states something different.
Not understanding what you're not getting, but carry on I guess.


 
What don't you agree with? I'm speaking about the law, so yeah I'm doubling down on being correct.
A pedophile goes to prison for raping a 9 year old and then gets released. He's still a pedophile... but he's getting released, cause being a pedophile is not illegal. The raping of the kid is what he went to prison for.
If you disagree, show me one example of a U.S. law that states something different.
Not understanding what you're not getting, but carry on I guess.
If you don't get it, it's just cause you don't wanna get it.
 
I see where you're coming from, but I'm going to turn the question back to you.

what if this babysitter had been seen it a NAMBLA rally in 2014, But realized that he had a serious problem and got professional medical and psychological help? that the reason he had a spotless babysitting record were partially the result of the years he spent learning how to have appropriate relationships with children?

I have represented a few pedos and one day in court about 15 years ago a prosecutor said something that never left me. I was trying to make the case that my guy just needed counseling and the prosecutor, who knew me, said, "what if the law changed and you couldn't have sex with women anymore, do you think you could turn it off?". No. I couldn't. Counseling is good, but given the opportunity and the urge, there is always the possibility they will act. Period. If that is how you are wired, all the counseling in the world won't change that. Just like deprogramming for gay folk...it don't work, because that is how they are wired.
 
On one hand, the officers' comments were disgusting. I'm glad that they were fired immediately.

on the other hand, if you were to get rid of every cop who felt the same way how many would be left?
Start hiring people who really want to protect and serve instead of police and murder. Get rid of them bitches. Its 330 million people in the U.S. There are more than enough people to replace all the racist fucks out there on the force.
 
Fair enough, but it raises an important question. Is it possible for a cop to do their job properly despite personal prejudices?

For instance, what if you have a white cop who never harasses the public, practices proper descalation tactics in tense situations and works with his black co-workers without incident? after years or decades on the force he has a spotless record with no complaints from the public. he's never beaten anyone, never used a chokehold, never fired his weapon. never even pulled it out of its holster except at the gun range.

Then one day he is seen in a crowd shot at a trump rally. Or at a barbecue with Confederate flags. Or makes a racist comment on social media. Or all of the above.

The easy answer is to say he should be fired immediately, but if that standard were applied across the board there would be some towns that don't have any police at all. It might also open the door for Black cops to be fired for any associations or actions that white people consider problematic.

Again, let me be clear, there is no place on any police force for officers who use racial slurs and "joke" about murdering Black people. That said, nobody is perfect and an important part of police reform is figuring out where we draw that line.

Where do you think should it be drawn?
Danny, just fucking shut up with the bullshit. You are not being choked out in the streets. If you are policing, your mind should be on protecting and serving instead of trying to put a bullet in a citizens head. This is unacceptable and your argument if fucking baseless.
 
^^^ Small world, small world, LOL
Seems like the Raleigh/Dyrham area is the Hotspot where people from NYC/NJ want to move to
@cli-terminator probably doesn't remember, but I was one of the BGOL members that told him which spots are cool to buy a house at in the Raleigh area, LOL
Old thread.....


No I remember that very well. I remember 27616 was the primary area that was recommended and I used that to guide my search. Best decision I ever made :yes:
 
Danny, just fucking shut up with the bullshit. You are not being choked out in the streets. If you are policing, your mind should be on protecting and serving instead of trying to put a bullet in a citizens head. This is unacceptable and your argument if fucking baseless.

Most racists are not murderers and most people are capable of putting their professional ethics ahead of their personal prejudices. Also with tens of thousands of police officers on America's streets being protected by one of the country's strongest unions I'm not sure that it's even possible to completely eliminate racist cops from the system.

That's why I'm asking 1) how do we draw the line? And 2) is our other things we can do to make sure we can stop or limit cops from being in these situations in the first place?
 
I have represented a few pedos and one day in court about 15 years ago a prosecutor said something that never left me. I was trying to make the case that my guy just needed counseling and the prosecutor, who knew me, said, "what if the law changed and you couldn't have sex with women anymore, do you think you could turn it off?". No. I couldn't. Counseling is good, but given the opportunity and the urge, there is always the possibility they will act. Period. If that is how you are wired, all the counseling in the world won't change that. Just like deprogramming for gay folk...it don't work, because that is how they are wired.

No offense but I'm done talking about kiddie fuckers today. that part of the conversation has veered off course in the worst possible way.
 
Most racists are not murderers and most people are capable of putting their professional ethics ahead of their personal prejudices. Also with tens of thousands of police officers on America's streets being protected by one of the country's strongest unions I'm not sure that it's even possible to completely eliminate racist cops from the system.

That's why I'm asking 1) how do we draw the line? And 2) is our other things we can do to make sure we can stop or limit cops from being in these situations in the first place?
Danny, they didn't think that would have a U.S.A. Anything is possible. First, just hire new people.
 
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Danny, they didn't think that would have a U.S.A. Anything is possible. First, just hire new people.

That's an important step, but it's not the first one.

The system as it stands now allows racist psychopaths to be the worst versions of themselves and a job culture encourages the rest to go along to get along. That means you have a lot of good people who truly want to serve to protect the community, but don't want to be cops. And really, who could blame them?

Before we can hire good cops we need to change the system so that they can do good things. I'm not exactly sure how we do this, but it's something that we need to start talking about.
 
The judge refused to release the recordings.
They released most of the video its actually out there if you look on YouTube....Wait this is not the same incident That happened a few weeks ago...This particular police incident was from last year.
 
I see where you're coming from, but I'm going to turn the question back to you.

what if this babysitter had been seen it a NAMBLA rally in 2014, But realized that he had a serious problem and got professional medical and psychological help? that the reason he had a spotless babysitting record were partially the result of the years he spent learning how to have appropriate relationships with children?

The same thing applies with a police officer photographed at a Trump rally. Without the proper context you really don't know where they stand.

I knew plenty of white people who supported Trump in 2016. They dismissed his racist comments as being jokes or exaggerations. However, once he proved that his racism was dead serious and then doubled and tripled down on it a lot of them jumped ship. A few even took the time to reconsider their own personal biases and how damaging they could be.

Now personally as a father with two children between the ages of 3 and 9 I would not want anyone to babysit them unless they were a close friend or relative that I've known my entire life, or at least several years. Unfortunately, you can't do that with police. You're essentially hiring a stranger and hoping for the best.

You talking out your ass. You said you would not let them watch your kids then saying some crazy shit about having professional medical and psychological help. Why not let them watch your kids? I don't think police officers should be at any political rallies. How they vote is a personal decision but they are always carrying. They are to reman neutral to politics while on duty. They took an oath and nothing political should come between that. How would white people feel if a group of black cops were seen at a NOI rally?
 
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