:"In fact crime tends to go up with the increase of police officers
because average citizens say, "It's not my responsibility".
The most effective deterrents to crime are social pressure and the
fear of getting caught."
in fact, former congressman and arkansas sheriff tommy robinson was workin
At 2:11 AM + 9/12/06, firestorm wrote:
however, as the senior surviving peace officer (the rank was
de-legislated after my career started) in the state of arkansas, and
as a lecturer on police ethics for lorman educational, i would offer
that actually, police do prevent crime.
Not acco
hmmm.
ok since 1876 law enforcement cannot be held liable for errors of omission.
and a cop's first job is to go home at night.
however, as the senior surviving peace officer (the rank was de-legislated
after my career started) in the state of arkansas, and as a lecturer on police
ethics for
At 6:34 PM + 9/10/06, firestorm wrote:
i'll start with asking why there aren't more Baha'is who have
studied the Text and Gyuidance such as the above and taken a few
yeaers to work as narcotic cops?
I have a better question. Why aren't there more Baha'is who are
active in their com
hey firestorm,
Please learn to use spell check. I its actually kinda hard to follow your thoughts sometimes.
Thanks
On 9/10/06, firestorm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i generally find that such discussions break down over whos ox is being gored.and in the most recent dialogs i've had, and
i generally find that such discussions break down over whos ox is being gored.
and in the most recent dialogs i've had, and almost pathologic insistence on
not dealing wioth reality.
but if others are up for a dialog in which my participation will be slash
and burn, and representative of the
I believe the most challenging issue is well addressed
by the directive to "know thyself", for when one
addresses the responsibility to one's own soul, one
cannot see himself separated from, nor independent of
those or the environment in which he finds himself.
Karen
--- Albert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
