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New And most of them won't even understand how it's so wrong.
I recall when growing up here in Australia there were multiple efforts to teach us that the police are on your side, for the most part. Basically, in a troubled situation, they can be a great help. In a lot of ways, this is remarkably true, and I have approached a police officer on several occasions before for help over a law-and-order issue. Our cops are actually very approachable and tend to have a good set of skills like handling domestic violence.

But we get a lot of US TV and see a fair bit of US news. We wonder at how broken the relationship seems to be between the various police forces in the US and the citizens, even as it has and does taint how we regard our own police force.

Justine Damond behaved towards the Minneapolis police just like most any random Aussie would towards the New South Wales police. I don't think people are noticing this distinction.

Wade.
New In the U.S. people teach their kids to treat cops like guard dogs
Don't startle them. Approach slowly. Avoid eye contact. Be submissive.
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Drew
New Yeah, that's wrong.
New watch "alaska state troopers" they also have been trained like that
"Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
     One [sadly..] for Static - (Ashton) - (12)
         Two perspectives. - (static) - (11)
             The police even do that explicitly - (drook) - (7)
                 That's why a gun in your hand is better than a cop on the phone. -NT - (mmoffitt)
                 Ironically.. - (Ashton) - (1)
                     back in my thumb-tripping days - (rcareaga)
                 And most of them won't even understand how it's so wrong. - (static) - (3)
                     In the U.S. people teach their kids to treat cops like guard dogs - (drook) - (1)
                         Yeah, that's wrong. -NT - (static)
                     watch "alaska state troopers" they also have been trained like that -NT - (boxley)
             Back when I was in High School (59-61) . . . - (Andrew Grygus) - (2)
                 That stayed true there from 74-77 as well. -NT - (mmoffitt) - (1)
                     It Rizzo's army here -NT - (crazy)

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