I think there's kind of a weird logical disconnect coming from people who are fervent cop supporters. Just pick any place you've worked and think about how many people who worked there took their job seriously and were actually good at it. Took pride in what they did, etc. If you consider yourself to be someone who is the opposite of that, or aspires to be, do you respect those that make you look bad, or make your job harder?
Now transpose that experience to something like law enforcement. Instead of missing deadlines, offering bad customer service, or stealing from the company, the consequences have a direct impact on the communities who they take an oath to protect. A community they have life and death power over, simply by virtue of what that job entails. I can't sit here and act like the majority of unwarranted police killings are a result of malice, but incompetence? Of fucking course that could be the case. There simply isn't enough vetting and training going on in many police departments. Maybe no amount of training could properly prepare someone for doing the job they do, but from these incidents it's more than clear that it's severely lacking.
And then there's the whole can of worms regarding what kind of laws they're enforcing, but I digress.
Now transpose that experience to something like law enforcement. Instead of missing deadlines, offering bad customer service, or stealing from the company, the consequences have a direct impact on the communities who they take an oath to protect. A community they have life and death power over, simply by virtue of what that job entails. I can't sit here and act like the majority of unwarranted police killings are a result of malice, but incompetence? Of fucking course that could be the case. There simply isn't enough vetting and training going on in many police departments. Maybe no amount of training could properly prepare someone for doing the job they do, but from these incidents it's more than clear that it's severely lacking.
And then there's the whole can of worms regarding what kind of laws they're enforcing, but I digress.

