Law enforcement personnel, while effectively applying the law, could possibly shed bad light on their department, making them liable and ostracized by the department police chief, mayor and upper administration who are more worried about their own reputation than standing behind officers protecting them from an onslaught of bad publicity.
Once the propaganda media receive information, they twist the facts to suit their own agenda, not letting the real truth of the incident be known and thereby making the public only see their point of view rather than be objective. What once was right is now somehow wrong and everything that is wrong and deplorable is now celebrated as great.
These injustices will destroy our country by the blatant lawlessness and no longer representing the will of the people once they get voted in.
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Dorothy Wolovlek
Law enforcement personnel, while effectively applying the law, could possibly shed bad light on their department, making them liable and ostracized by the department police chief, mayor and upper administration who are more worried about their own reputation than standing behind officers protecting them from an onslaught of bad publicity.
Once the propaganda media receive information, they twist the facts to suit their own agenda, not letting the real truth of the incident be known and thereby making the public only see their point of view rather than be objective. What once was right is now somehow wrong and everything that is wrong and deplorable is now celebrated as great.
These injustices will destroy our country by the blatant lawlessness and no longer representing the will of the people once they get voted in.
California voting doesn’t matter when the outcome of the vote is opposite to what politicians wanted and they find a way to circumvent the law and overturn the vote, thereby negating the will of voters. The state is becoming like Venezuela, which is bankrupt due to socialist leaders and where criminal gangs kill at will because the police are too scared or bribed.
Since 2000, the government launched 20 anti-crime campaigns and none worked. In 2016, more prominent government supporters were murdered and many retired officials who no longer had government-supplied bodyguards, showing no one is safe from growing crime wave.
Economic policies that tolerated corruption among government officials punished privately held businesses, eventually shutting them down. With the economy no longer functioning and corruption diverting most of the oil revenue, Venezuelans found themselves unemployed and they turned to crime to survive.
It proves any country that becomes so lawless and corruptible doesn’t survive either.
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