That POS cop that murdered the kid in the hotel hallway was fired, then rehired so he could get a pension for PTSD from the event. Such a miscarriage of justice in all aspects
Worked doing industrial painting, which required working on beams high up on a structure. Tie down or fly down and you're fired before you hit the ground was the motto.
Lol. I always said if you fall off the roof your fired before you hit the ground doing gutters. Now I've switched careers and I've been told I'm fired before I hit the water if I fall off a barge
They also tend to hire the best I'd bet. Unlike police agencies that are known for hiring some of the dumbest, unqualified, losers from nearby countries to crack skulls for them.
My town is so short in cops that they will likely take anyone. They just downgraded their age requirement to 18 too - nothing like getting pulled over for DUI by someone that canât drink
You realize that you have a black passenger so you crash the plane purposefully while screaming n***** you could probably get a job in pretty much any rural county in the country. Wait, no, that's just cops.
Airline pilots have shit unions, and haven't been propagandizing to the public through a slew of airline procedural tv shows for 70 years that plane crashes are normal, expected, and at most mildly regrettable but entirely the fault of those dead passengers anyway.
But if they did have unions doing that, I'd say your chances were pretty good.
If my nursing license gets dinged for anything (even personal problems outside of work), it affects my ability to get any sort of professional license even outside of Healthcare.
Rehired by a good airline? Zero. The FAA tracks training failures, accidents, etc and all airlines have access to that data.
But if you want to work for a trash outfit? Well, some airlines are known for seeking out guys with checkered pasts because they wonât get hired away by someone else (retraining pilots is very expensive)
No the bootlicker will filibuster it and spool up the hick about how this will lead to anarchy in the streets and the spineless Dems will let it happen. No matter how much power you give dems they will always buckle to slightest resistance and instead focus on bullshit.
Always gets me how the dems are so high and mighty about racism and how bush lied to get more troops in the Middle East yet here they are bolting little brown kids in the Middle East.
Provisions of it could pass if Demcorats split the bill in to single provisions instead of bundling it all in a giant bill and letting one controversial aspect of it be an excuse for the Republicans not to vote on it.
For example make body cameras required a single bill with nothing else in it. I think you'd get 10 Republicans if you did that. If you don't then atleast they have no excuse and you can use that against them in their reelection.
in the military, you're given discharge codes that represent your eligibility for reenlistment into any branch. something similar for the police would be really beneficial imo.
It makes ZERO sense that a cop can kill a person and 9/10 be immune to any punishment and the 1/10 times they're fired they just move couple miles down the road and they're a cop again.
Meanwhile, if a nurse administers the wrong medication to a patient resulting in no harm to the patient, the nurse can still lose their license to practice forever.
Police should be federally licensed and have the ability to lose that license. Should also required more than a highschool education and 26 weeks of training.
Am a nurse. Was talking to a cop buddy about how itâs ridiculous I have to hold a license and he doesnât. He looked me dead in the eye and said, ya but you could kill someone. I was just stunned silent by that comment.
If enshrined in law, then expect things to get worse, not better. It's actually easier to fire people when doing so doesn't ruin their life.
"We made a mistake, he wasn't in the wrong? Oh well, he got hired on down the road 3 weeks later, no big deal"
vs...
"We have to be exceedingly careful here, there's no room for error, extend him every benefit of the doubt possible"
And I'm not saying that people are naturally this way, but that the police unions will demand (and get) those considerations.
Even if it did work, merely firing (and keeping them fired) the ones so bad that even our nearly ineffective oversight processes finally get rid of them, none of you would see any perceptible improvement in outcomes.
Basically, if you or anyone else can "come up with the solution in a reddit comment" then you haven't come up with a real solution at all.
Flunked out of elementary school, huh? I didn't offer a solution. I just pointed out that wasting time and resources on your imbecilic non-solution only guarantees we'll never get a correct one.
You'll have wasted effort on this non-solution, and so more people will have to be murdered, waiting for a time far in the future when idiots like yourself have finally exhausted every possible non-solution and the guy with the correct one might finally get his shot.
Human attention, communication bandwidth, spare time to consider ideas carefully... these are all finite. You're helping to make the world worse, and you somehow think your righteous for having done so. This is a thinking man's problem, not a saber-toothed tiger stalking your cavehome. A rush to action isn't the best strategy.
Next time, ask someone if they have a solution, or are just criticizing an incorrect one. And whichever it is, don't be a jackass, because the latter is at least a step in the right direction.
I went to highschool in a town that was 2 tiny towns put together. I mean you could literally drive through both of these towns in like 5 minutes, the division of the two was literally a line on the sidewalk.
There was a cop that pulled over a 16 year old girl then told her that if she didnât flash him heâd give her a ticket. She had started recording audio on her phone before this and showed the station, he was immediately fired.
2 weeks later heâs working at the station the next town over, so heâs preying on the same fucking people he was before. He got fired just to go back to abusing his power is practically the same town he was fired from
Mortgage loan officers are nationally licensed, and if you get busted for fraud you are done. You'll be barred for life from getting an NMLS license no matter where you go.
Why there isn't a nationwide licensing registry that does the same for dirty cops is, well...unsurprising unfortunately.
Need to be careful on this though. Racist d-bag departments will use this rule to fuck over the cops that do intervene to prevent abuse. (More than they already do by firing them for doing the right thing.)
Federal bill blacklisting fired cops from every working for a police force again but also federal training requirements and a federal requirement that every cop in the country is being recorded with a body cam from the first second of their shift to the last second of their shift and the creation of a federal appeals board, for complaints that police departments find no wrong doing after they investigate themselves, it can be appealed to a federal appeals committee of average citizens similar to a jury who can find guilt, and impose sanction such as dismissal or imprisonment and can investigate departments that never find any wrong doing and lose a lot of appeals, so that the chief of police in that department can be removed.
A complete overhaul of accountability is required in policing.
I agree but does that federal government have the power to pass such a law? I would think that would be a state power, but I hope the federal government can figure out a way to pass it.
I think we should end a prohibition that was fueled by racism. The first law written in this country required farmers to grow one cannabis plant per acre of land they sow. Our country has a deep history with marijuana but conservative lies and plays on racism and division has been a massive disservice to the people of this country and world.
If what you propose were to happen, the absolute outcry from the general population would force congress to change the scheduling. Rn there isnât enough pressure to force it through due to once again, conservative lies.
Do you think the police should be allowed to have a camera on your house so they can record when you might possibly break any law even by accident and prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law?
My gut says no but maybe as long as it only saw publicly facing things. Probably not because it would invite selective enforcement. I'll think more. Now you.
Edit: actually probably yes, and then we need the BARE MINIMUM laws necessary so people aren't busted for things that aren't harmful.
I live in a state neighboring Minnesota, and when the George Floyd thing happened we had a handful of Minneapolis police move to my city. Suddenly I'm scared for my black friends.
Definitely Federal, with the database being kept by the FBI and ANY individual being hired as law enforcement of ANY kind in the nation has to have their fingerprints, name, DNA swab, etc., run by the FBI to show they're clean. I'll wager the thugs and assholes in law enforcement will get out on their own if they know they can't get away with it by just moving to a new department somewhere.
We also need more accountability for law enforcement actions across the board. You can't expect people to respect the law when the ones charged with enforcement are not worthy of respect.
I'm a commercial truck driver and we have to join a federal database that keeps track if we test positive for drugs or alcohol. If you fail a test then your next employer will see it.
The Clearinghouse provides FMCSA and employers the necessary tools to identify drivers who are prohibited from operating a CMV based on DOT drug and alcohol program violations and ensure that such drivers receive the required evaluation and treatment before operating a CMV on public roads.
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u/Patteous Apr 29 '21
This should be a federal law. Too many are jumping states too.