Soldato
I have no idea what you are talking about now.
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Head of the Met's Black Police Association (MBPA) has been dismissed
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Your post where you said something was funny?
Soldato
Ah, no idea where that came from. Edit and apologies to @dlockers
Soldato
Haha saw them live at Download 2010. Excellent performance.
"if you're transitioning go on the bass player's side"
"I didn't know they had trailer parks in Sweden"
Dowie and I at a steel panther gig. This is the crossover I've been needing
"if you're transitioning go on the bass player's side"
"I didn't know they had trailer parks in Sweden"
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Caporegime
I would watch that film.
Caporegime
"if you're transitioning go on the bass player's side"
"I didn't know they had trailer parks in Sweden"
Where do you think i live? Jeez...
Soldato
The issue is that the people that participated in this group chat (police officers).are the very same people who would not think twice about arresting you and potentially ruining your life for the exact same thing.
If you believe that police officers should be allowed to break laws whilst being involved in the prosecution of people.for breaking the same laws, then that is kinda weird.
What law did they break?
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I dont think anyone should be prosecuted for what is essentially a private conversation, and certainly not for memes.
Soldato
Me neither, but that’s what happens if you say something that someone takes offence at nowadays. If this is a work related group chat or a chat used on the company’s dime, you can expect HR to have a word.
100%. Half this forum could be prosecuted if this is the bar.
They'll hit them for malicious communications. A very tenuous use of it but with plenty of precedence.
Man of Honour
Just watch the video bro
Soldato
Potentially - https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/21/section/127
I agree from a standard Member of the Public POV but the police should be held to a higher standard given their position in society. This is a cohort that can remove your liberty and are involved in a system that can imprison you, potentially destroying your life. Should they be allowed to do similar crimes and nothing happens?
If you are unable to meet these restrictions on your personal life to become a police officer then the answer is simple - do not become one.
BTW - I am not looking to change your mind on the matter, as I realise this is a futile endeavour. You have your opinion and I have mine.
On the matter of the inspector in the report... I have to laugh at the sheer hypocrisy of him:
He bleats about the endemic racism in the MPS and perpetuates racism himself?
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Associate
not surprising - the loud, smug and self righteous types tend to be degenerate creeps
Soldato
Wes Streeting on record today against political correctness. Who'd a thunk it.
Obviously not in the bottom quartile but police are meant to be a representation of the society they police. If we only had righteous dogooders as coppers you could guarantee the world would be a far worse place.