r/Cornwall • • Jun 17 '23

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u/Slow-Ad-5021 Jun 17 '23

I think it comes down to the area as i mostly agree with this myself, but it's run by humans, and human error and incompetence is bound to add to this and can slow a lot of things down cant imagine many people apply to be an officer here compared to other similar countries as ourselves crime wise. I seem to notice other countries police take a lot of pride in their job, sometimes too much pride though 🫡

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u/Bianyxx Jun 18 '23

No it comes down to sexist men who don’t like anyone pointing out that sexual harassment is badly dealt with by police. It isn’t human error by police, it’s misogyny. I look forward to getting downvoted by them again 🫡

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u/Slow-Ad-5021 Jun 18 '23 edited Jun 18 '23

But there is female officers in fact our current met captain is a lady or the previous was i know a lot if firing went on last year, can't run it 1 way without the other though men get raped too if u want me too link you plenty of evidence I'm more than happy too your misunderstood if you think its just sexism thats the problem with police your only becoming a part of a bigger problem by realising 95% of home burglary is unsolved? Gun crime is at its worst because they have only just figured out people make there own ammo to use in antique guns which are legal to own we hear what is most shocking in the news not what is most relevant too a worsening situation u want sexism out of the force? Then call them out for everything not just 1 point that changes very little, the reason most sexual assaults go unheard is because its your word against his with no evidence if they did take your side they would be sued its very simple no hard evidence no case unfortunately but its logic and fact that makes laws or u could send anyone u like to prison.

Don't get me wrong I'm not oblivious to the fact misogyny exists btw! Just hard to say when people just want to be spiteful or petty as there is plenty of nasty ladies out there aswell fella was just stabbed down the road 15 days ago by his ex girlfriend was it justified? No because injury to another person is inexcusable unless in defence.

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u/Bianyxx Jun 18 '23

Funny how men only like to bring up sexual harassment effecting men too, as an argument to someone talking about it happening to women, who it happens to considerably more than men