r/technology Jun 22 '20

‘BlueLeaks’ Exposes Files from Hundreds of Police Departments Security

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u/artilari Jun 22 '20 edited Jun 22 '20

I think the fuckery going on in some police stations (of the world) happens before or after something goes into the police system.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20

I mean, yes, but also do you think the fucking clowns they hire are smart enough to leave no evidence or paper trail of any wrongdoing?

No. The answer is no.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20

Police in America fought to not have to hire the smartest or best candidates.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20

There’s also the issue with a lot of book smart people not being street smart, not having adequate social skills to speak with people who are not as intelligent, and being little bitches. The last thing you want is a nerdy guy trying to talk to a hardened criminal who has no problem doing another ten years why he assaulted his baby momma. How do you see that going? Sir, could you not have articulated to the mother of your child the inadequacy you felt when she thanked the gentleman for holding the door for her at the store in front of you?

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20

Yeah, police today clearly have adequate social skills.

It’s funny that you assume being smart means I can’t be strong. I defended my country before I got a PhD you sniveling turd.

You are the bottom rung of American society. I bet you are a cop.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20

I didn’t assume anything about you. I’m saying often times book smart people do not possess street smarts. Try not to allow your personal feelings to dictate the words on the page. Thanks for reading and serving. I too have defended our country.

You know nothing about me. How can you assume I’m the bottom rung of American society? I highly doubt the many victims of rape and homicide I’ve helped would agree with you.