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From: [email protected] (Andrew  Infante)
Subject: Re: Why I wanted police officers to answer my posting
Organization: Duke University; Durham, N.C.
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Nntp-Posting-Host: teer1.acpub.duke.edu

In article <[email protected]> [email protected] writes:
>In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (Andrew 
>Infante) writes:
>> You really expect a cop to answer these honestly?
>> 
>> (First you gotta expect a cop to be honest...that's another
>> story...)
>
>Yeah, everybody knows cops always lie...and the people they deal with day in
>and day out *ALWAYS* tell the truth..."No sir, occifer sir, I wazznut drinking
>tonight, I was just playing around back there..." "No sir, I wasn't speeding,
>I was realy only going xxmph, it was that guy next to me...didn't ya see
>him?"
>
>Come on...stereotyping cops is no better than those that stereo type us. 
>What say we try to show the same open mind to those around us as we would
>ask for ourselves...I know its a stretch...but its worth a try.
>

My reason for saying that was 'cause _I_, if _I_ were a cop
wouldn't go out of my way to tell people how to break the law.

Would you?

The part about honesty was a joke, sorta.

Obviously, people have had bad experiences with cops
lying.  Obviously, nobody's perfect and nobody
_always_ tells the truth about everything.

(Or are you God? 1/4 ;)


-- 
Andy Infante  | You can listen to what everybody says, but the fact remains   |
'71 BMW R60/5 | that you've got to get out there and do the thing yourself.   | 
DoD #2426     |                             -- Joan Sutherland                | 
==============| My opinions, dammit, have nothing to do with anyone else!!!   | 




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