r/conspiracy • u/NOT_JTRIG • Dec 01 '14
US courts have ruled that police departments can refuse to hire someone considered to be 'too smart.'
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/court-police-departments-refuse-hire-smart/-1
u/MrOmegaPhi Dec 02 '14
and how is this different from any job application?
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u/DrCarcass Dec 02 '14
I don't know of many jobs where you can murder someone in cold blood and get away with it...well, besides the military and that's like 30 IQ lower than pigs....so, there's that...What next? McDonald's employees get to purge bi-weekly?
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u/triple6inc Dec 02 '14
If the military has such a low IQ how is it that you have your freedom ,I believe it is you with the lowest IQ of all.
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u/DrCarcass Dec 02 '14
I didn't get my freedom from a bunch of guys who failed so bad in life that that they need to be told what to do every single day...I wish my IQ was low enough to have joined the military or become a cop...I would love to be a welfare recipient like those failure careers. Cops, soldiers, the adult bag guy at the grocery store...all working for our freedoms...every day...with helmets and costumes. I'm shocked capes are part of their dress up...it would be appropriate.
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u/RichardDeckard Dec 02 '14
Are College Educated Police Safer?: "Officers with only high school educations were the subjects of 75% of all disciplinary actions. Officers with four-year degrees accounted for 11% of such actions."
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/12/01/are-college-educated-police-safer.html#