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That’s because back the blue is just a more polite way to say the 14 words
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Wait I don't get this one. What's the 14 words? I'm an elder millennial and sometimes I miss the new slang.
Edit thanks for the quick answers.
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It's a Nazi thing I am pretty sure
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The 14 words part Is adequately explained below, but in case you are unfamiliar as well, often 14 will be used in conjunction with the number 88 as well for HH or Heil Hitler.
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"Fuck it, I do not care how big the room is, I cast fireball?"
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I’ve always liked this meme format, and this is one of the best uses of it I’ve seen.
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Luckily we don't have to put up with this misinformation again.
I will repeat myself one last time.
She had a record number of convictions for cannabis. She had the lowest number of convictions resulting in jail time.
She went after banks that affected her district. They did not like that one bit.
There's a bunch more stuff. But this is plainly a shitty attempt at painting Harris supporters as relying on some form of cognitive dissonance.
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another 100% truthful post from return2ozma
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is there a history I don't know about? lol
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To be fair, Harris had a contentious relationship with cops, when--IIRC--she didn't pursue the death penalty for a cop killer.
Prosecutors have to work with police, but aren't police. Prosecutors want to win, because that's how they get elected. When cops do dumb, illegal shit, prosecutors get pissed because then they can't win a case. Cops usually blame prosecutors for not locking everyone up. Prosecutors get pissed at cops, because cops botch investigations and make stupid, illegal arrests.
Of the two, I have much more respect for prosecutors. Prosecutors are often very good attorneys (in their field).
To reiterate a point: district attorney are elected. The public expects them to win cases. When they don't, even if it's because cops are handing them steaming piles of garbage, they tend to lose their jobs. Shitty, but true. We may say ACAB, but when it comes down to it, a prosecutor that refuses to, for instance, prosecute certain low-level crimes will tend to get voted out of office because it pisses off the constituents.
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a prosecutor that refuses to, for instance, prosecute certain low-level crimes will tend to get voted out of office because it pisses off the constituents.
unless it's US Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, then Republicans can just say no to whatever we vote for.
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what crazy times we live in!
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ITT: people who don't know what "cop" means
Edit: prosecutors are cops, judges are cops, spooks are cops, etc
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But usually only cops practice street justice with no due process or consequences. Never saw a prosecutor suffocate someone to death for being accused of a petty crime or shoot a kid for holding a toy.
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Cops are to prosecutors as worker bees are to their queen. Cops take their marching orders from prosecutors. If ACAB, it is because prosecutors want them to be.
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Does anyone actually consider a prosecutor a cop?
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She literally calls herself the "Top Cop"...
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4813155/user-clip-kamala-top-cop
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I might consider them worse actually
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Easily more influential. Broader scope, that's for sure, and in a strong position to either amplify or counteract the typical "cop bullshit", depending on their choices.
ETA: don't think many of them work very hard at the "counteracting" side. To put it mildly.
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I guess you consider court clerks cops, too. And the reception workers. And the maintenance workers, right?
Lawyers are not cops. Lawyers have their own issues, but different from cops and not at all the same thing lmao
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No, police requires minimal education and training. Prosecutor is a lawyer, doesn't carry a gun or shoot innocent people.
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They only lie, hide evidence, and cover for the cops to put people in jail. But yeah you're right, the education makes all the difference! (Let's forget that cops in other countries get a metric fuckton more education and they aren't all that different). Both serve mostly to protect the state and ruling class's interests.
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They are law enforcement officers yes.
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They arent an officer though. They are basically an attorney that represents the government in a criminal case. They are the ones that decide rather or not to persue criminal charges to present to the court.
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Hilarious
Well, I had a sensible chuckle at least.
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As long as you kept it civil.
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Doing my part to tone down the rhetoric!
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Can I wake up now? I just want to wake up.
