Police Officers Could Class Action Lawsuit for Secession

Have you ever been drunk or stoned and been doing something over and over and over and over in mental haze before you finally came to your senses and realized that you were doing it wrong?  When I was in college I had a few of those moments, one of which involved me using my GPS and going to the address where I was before instead of the correct address, and the whole time I'm going to it I'm just thinking to myself like gee, this destination is like exactly the destination that I was at an hour ago, and then upon arrival I realized that I had just been going back to the destination that I was at earlier and realized that I had wasted a few hours and $20 of gas.  At that point I started leaning off the party and concentrating.

But I still have that distinct taste in my mouth of what it was like to be a fool and when I see others doing the same thing, it sticks with me and I can pinpoint it just a little better vs not having had that experience.  One of the more poignant experiences I had with having that same feeling dawn on myself and those around me was when I got older more recently after getting into an odd altercation with a random homeless person who randomly decided to pick a fight with me one morning where I used to work.  Anyway, I made good friends with some cops and we were having this conversation about police and the public welfare and the whole phenomenon of cops, the culture and especially the common regard with respect to TV shows like Law and Order, Vice, Cops, The New Detectives, etc, etc.  We were just bantering on how there is a culture of policing in America that is not found in other countries that to them was kind of tiring after the years and years, to which I commented that it should be due to the fact that there was overarching crime occurring in the govt in the treasury which was undermining their duties, cp (that is of course with the extenuation that said is a necessary facet of Secession in order to have less net crime in the future).

To me it made sense.  The whole issue of crime and punishment in America has seemed like a bunch of people who started sinking in a boat and bailing water out for 50 years, and then realized that the boat had had a hole in in the whole time.  Anyway, the conversation got a tad sticky.  There was this moment when it dawned on us that we had been in a depreciating situation that was causing crime and that cops have just been running around putting out secondary fires all day while the main one has raged unchecked.  It made perfect sense to me, because the police force is a highly trained demographic with alot of funding and alot of military experience too, bred from the finest of genes from thousands of years of war and struggle, mostly surrounding this issue of tender issue fraud around currency.  For cops to have gotten to that level and then to still have the onslaught of the zombie criminal waves year after year goes without saying that there is something sickening us from the other side.  I sensed that moment when everybody realized that we had just been going the wrong way instead of simply plugging the hole.

But hey, everybody has a nice set of guns from it all, right?

Well, I wonder how those guns would do with a pen and a class action legal complaint?
 
I would encourage police officers to write down memorable situations for such legal action, and also for the record too, because we could be in for such pronounced period of peace and harvest bonanza that we very much will forget alot of our critical training from simple new official demographics coming up in a cushy tushy world with a severe lack of crime, if there were such a thing.  But there could be, and for all we know, the other side of the coin of fraud may well be times of too much wealth, which to me would seem key towards weeding out the genes which stopped the badguys in the first place, by just watering them down and letting them die, and then simply pulling the rug out from underneath the unsuspecting like they did in 1913 with FRA1913.  Its much easier to have a much longer reign of terror when you soften your targets first.  The key to avoiding that will be one thing and one thing only: information.  Proper records and familial interactions will be key towards preserving the skills necessary to keep an eye on the dragon after we put it to bed.