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nightmare69 wrote:

WildBill wrote:What happens to those that stay?

Thats the problem, most choose to stay. Top reasons are....I still love him, its for the children, he didn't mean it, it was my fault, and so on. The ones that stay just endure more abuse that seems to snowball and gets worse. They showed us pictures of local LEOs that were arrest and convicted of assault family violence.

I used to see this when I was in the ER. Police come to arrest the husband because the social worker calls them and reports an obvious case of domestic abuse, and the woman defends her husband and begs police not to arrest him. The scary ones are the ones where the wife is crazed with fear of the husband and begging staff and police to keep him away from her, and the husband appears to be the most rational, kind, caring, and concerned husband you could imagine. Is she crazy? Is he a master sociopath? Are her injuries self-inflicted, or did he savagely beat her? Those ones are difficult.

WildBill wrote:Maybe I am old fashioned but this quote is from one of the most famous and respected crime fighters in recent history.

Batman wrote:"Robin, Good English is always important!"

I have never been famous or respected.

(This is a WAAAAAAAY inside joke that only those who know me personally will get.....)

nightmare69 wrote:Only thing Im finding is....

Hybauchery
(Noun) Pronunciation: \hi-ˈ bä -chə-rē,
Law Enforcement Term: performance of an action Illegal in nature. Close cousin of Debauchery. Usually preceded by the indicator “JDLR,” and followed by “Five Copies, Press Hard”
Example:

Two cops break up a fight
Cop 1: “Well, what’s going on here?”
Cop 2: “Looks like a truckload of Hybauchery to me”
Cop 1: “Hook ‘em up. Five copies, Press hard.”

So "Malicious Hibachery" must be serving up undercooked meat or something....

nightmare69 wrote:Made a 97.5 on our big test over week material and made a 90 on the spelling test, I suck at spelling. The one question I missed was this...

Who is the most responsible for upholding the rights of the people>

A. Congress

B. Police Officers

C. Courts

D. D. A.'s office

I chose Congress and got it wrong, it was LEOs. They ask who was MOST responsible and IMO its our elected officials on Capital hill. If they continue to represent the people of the US then they must honor their oath to uphold the constitution. I guess Im wrong though.

I just started reading your thread and I'm enjoying it. I singled this post out because Congress has done more to violate the rights of the people than any other single group. It as gotten to where if Congress acts in any given way, the opposite of whatever they did is likely both the constitutional AND moral way. If you ever need a touchstone by which to monitor your own integrity, consider what a congressman would do in that situation, and then do the opposite of that. It's an almost failsafe method of integrity preservation.


I wish you continued good fortune on your chosen path.........and remember that Lady Fortune always smiles brightest at the best prepared.