Believe in God, family and guns and continue punishing bad cops

NYPD Union Head to Newsmax: Politicians Should 'Believe in Police'

In New York, Some Police Officers Can Drive Drunk and Avoid Charges

An Orchard Park, New York, police officer found the man in the shoulder of a six-lane road, standing near his crumpled black BMW, arguing with his girlfriend.

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No. We the people are not giving up our legal presumption of innocence until proven guilty. Random school shootings do not prove us guilty. Instead they underscore our right and need as common people to keep and bear arms especially in our homes for self-defense.

The police unions are inveterate gun-grabbers and they cannot be allowed to pawn their miserable souls off on us as "conservatives" to disarm us and serve as our self-appointed guardians and protectors, essentially holding guns over our heads to demand access to narcotics for chronically hurt cops as "healthcare."

Kid-snipping "healthcare" in New York City. And the "providers" of the said narcotics want to be "paid" for the said "healthcare."

Unions: NYC hasn’t paid 9/11 first responder widows, families from healthcare fund in nearly a year

Since November, the Office of Labor Relations hasn’t made the $850,000 in quarterly payments that go to widows and children of fallen employees through the Health Insurance Stabilization Fund

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And who cares about his height or his hairstyle or if he did flash a woman or take a piss in a back alley littered with broken liquor bottles and heroin needles? It's certainly not as if a "man on the street" can be polite and "ask" to use the restroom at any of those places without being arrested and charged for solicitation of prostitution. Find someone who actually did something wrong or committed a crime and prove it in court if you're going to make an "arrest." There's plenty of crime to fight, and some black guy accused of exposing himself in a dark subway station with no public restrooms amounts to zilch on the warrant score. Get your books straight at the cop shop and find something somebody actually did wrong, except now it's too late and you bungled your arrest case in court.