why army/police one of a big protector of syndicate?
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Did you translate the video game "Zero Wing"?
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Stress is a major factor, and the politics involved with police departments today would be another. Sometimes they are d***** if they do and d***** if they don't. If they don't arrest the criminals, then they aren't doing their jobs, and if they do arrest the criminals then they are in fear of persecution from the public, especially in major cities. Police officers, and firemen have the most stress of any occupation, other than the military. Check out the pay scale for police officers today. Some situations are justified, granted. But alot of what the television news broad casts show are sometimes one-sided. Notice how you don't hear both sides?
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The Game He's a real gangsta, unlike 50 Snitch who needs the police to protect him from everybody. *50 has police on speed dial*
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I think it is because power and authority corrupts some people. Police officers have a lot of power over citizens and citizens have little recourse if you have no witnesses if a cop does something wrong to you. Many other people have power and authority that abuse it. Politicians, doctors, teachers, military personnel, supervisors, managers, big company CEO's, etc. Just to name a few. That's just the way it is.\n\nThe only way we can protect ourselves, is to protect our rights. Particularly the right to keep and bear arms, the 2nd amendment, ensures that we as Americans can protect the other rights that we have.
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Because society keeps coming up with new reasons to lock people up.  Used to be, two guys get into a fight, the police show up tell everyone to cool off and go home.  Now they are both locked up and must somehow find money for an attorney to defend them against charges of assault, assault with intent, making terrorist threats, etc.  Used to be we had peace officers, now we have law enforcers.  Completely different mindset.  We are a vindictive people who want to see everyone (except ourselves) punished to the fullest extent, for the most petty of infractions.
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Police officers cannot work in a vacuum.  If they don't have the cooperation from citizens who give them information then it is very difficult to stop many criminals.  Why would you worry about getting arrested if you don't do anything against the law?  It is actually extremely easy to follow the law of the land.  I have lost track of the number of times that in my small town there were several people who knew exactly what was going on in the town in regards to who was doing B&Es but no one wants to get involved.  Police need information and there is no magic way of getting this.  \nAlso,  I spend a lot of time going to calls where people are complaining that their 6 year old is getting beat up by the neighbours 6 yr old or complaints that their neighbour is putting snow in their driveway.  Most police services are extremely understaffed, at least in my part of the world, and it takes many officers and lots of man hours to be effective against the crimes you mention.\nDo you know what the number one complaint I get from people when I meet them?  People speeding in their neighbourhoods.\n\nAs for arresting "good" people? I arrest people when I have reasonable and probable grounds to believe they have committed criminal offences.  Are some of them "good"? Yes I suppose some of them are.  But you can be a great citizen and neighbour and still hit your wife.
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The military wants one to fallow orders & the chain of command. Some times they do let them have rounds other than in a war zone.\n\nThe police want you also to think on your feet and as another person said while you carry a weapon and may want to shot John Q Public one has to practice some restrain.
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With the advent of terrorism, security had been intensified to prevent bombings and violence.  Thus, Security personnel had been rigid in inspections in almost all populated establishments because of the threat of terrorism.  To address this menace, private security agencies played a great role in protecting many places frequented by people.  The Homeland Security  also provided many policies to be observed by different entities for protection against terrorism.  Let us unite to fight terrorism.
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Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely!\n\nwho polices the police? noone.
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Pentagon top brass like to think they control human destiny, only space for one cowboy in this town.\n Just a little ego buster when someone else competes against your decisive power!
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This is a very peculiar question but much to the point why do they have so much hate as well. The testosterones fly so high with them at times. But I think it becomes the catch 22 theory. the community is to blame as well, for many of them feel immune because they go through their lives playing innocent to blame and yet they are not, but they are the first persons to tell on some other neighbor. But lo and behold if they saw a person being mugged they would be to afraid to call because they dont want to get involved, so in turn the cops know this and they feel that the public just does not care about anyone but themselves. Seriously people have to interact in their own communities to keep them happy and safe or they will be subject to abuse from many areas. Police have a need to be a boss psychologically, and to enforce what they consider is law, (obviously if they go by the book, it should be the law they enforce) but many times they stretch it as well as the common citizen. It seems there has been a wedge put between the people and the law enforcement officials and I blame it all on the cliques that infiltrate our communities and run our local governments. The door only swings one way in these cases. The criteria and purpose to hire a police person is to make sure they are servants of the public who pays their salaries. But no most of them are hired by those at the top of the food chain and they only want obediant dogs to protect their jobs in politics against the people who would vote them out, or cause them to be fired. That is why there has always been corruption in policing and politics. They are like insects, the ants are the cops and the praying mantis are the politicians. They work hand in hand. Being a police person should only be a job, but unfortunately it becomes their whole being(life). That is too much to impose upon anyone they are bound to be phony and hated. Halloween is over they need to take the mask off, and no one is perfect. Try playing musical chairs with your local politicians and unseat them in their positions. Police your own areas, (police means " to clean")
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It's hard to say... I don't want to lump them all in one category.\nBut a police officers job is to Protect and Serve, and I think they forget that sometimes.
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The answer about the FBI is good.  There are also Federal Marshals, DEA, and other agencies which act in crimes crossing state lines too.\n\nAnd the "state lines" portion is critical.  America is a Federation of Sovereign States.  Each state is subordinate to the Federal government, but is allowed to, usually, make its own laws inside the state and trade agreements with other states in the Federation.\n\nAs such, each police force is different in their training, "rules of engagement", procedures, and authority.  With a country as large and diverse as the USA, this has worked well. The differences in the needs to police coastal cities verses areas in "fly over country" alone make a single police force unwieldy and cumbersome.\n\nJapan, South Korea, and Germany are relatively small, relatively homogeneous (though Germany is increasingly diverse) nations with long histories of central government control.  A central police force makes sense for them.  It does not make as much sense for an independently minded, large country such as the USA.\n\nAs for making up enemies or the "need" to have an enemy, the enemies we are fighting are the same ones defined by the Clinton Administration.  Was he making up enemies to cause “bloodlust” too?  Ohio thought they had no jihadists either, but caught several last month.
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I'm guessing that you are asking this in jest, at least I hope so.  Just in the unlikely possibility that you are serious, most police work very hard to help citizens and enforce the law.  \n\nIt can be a highly stressful job in that they generally must deal with the dregs of society.  Even so, most overcome this grim environment and are pleasant and attempt to serve every call.  Often the calls they receive must be prioritized with the most serious coming first, because some times there is just not enough police staff to respond to all calls.
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They are civilians.They can use force only to protect themselves,employees of corporation,or the property of the corporation.
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Maybe Cam Woolley is a little over zealous at times, but you have to admit, the guy who was bagging on the OPP, on camera no less, was asking for trouble.  \n\nIf you make somebody look bad, they're gonna want some pay back.  Most Police were bullies growing up, so you KNOW they're going to get even.  Might not be right, but it won't surprise anybody!\n\n(nothing against the police... I know the majority of them are good people, trying to do their jobs as best as they can)
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They don't protect the bad guys. They arrest them. They protect the witnesses and the victims.