There is this crucial difference between cops in the United States and the enforcer class in the Union of Soviet Soviet Socialist Republics, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik predecessor: Cops in the United State have opted to abuse their fellow human beings when they could just as easily opt not to abuse them. But they choose – freely – to abuse others. To get paid to do it. That makes them very bad indeed. Worse, in fact, than someone like Eichmann or a Soviet or Stasi goon – since those guys literally faced the choice of doing as ordered or being thrown into a camp (or much worse) if they did not. It was them – and their families – or someone else and his family. A much harder choice. No American cop faces this choice. Not yet. They can still walk away. But very few ever do. Instead, they enforce the law. Any law – all laws. As relentlessly, as remorselessly as their historical counterparts. They kick in doors and frog march people out of their homes at gunpoint (as in Boston) andelsewhere. They subject minor traffic scofflaws and even those who have scoffed no laws at all to repeated anal-digital (and vaginal digital) rape. They beat up – and murder – 13-year-olds. They summarily execute people’s pets and murder unarmed citizens in the streets or choke them to death. Always in the name of doing their jobs. And always without remorse. And those who commit these atrocities do so by choice. Eric Peters ericpetersautos/2013/12/24/good-cops/
Posted on: Fri, 02 Jan 2015 22:54:28 +0000
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