Wednesday, October 21, 2015

STATISTICS: AMERICA'S WAR AGAINST COPS



The FBI released a report this week showing that 48,315 peace officers were assaulted in the United States in 2014.  Of those, 28.3% resulted in injury to the officer.  4% of the assaults involved guns, 2% involved knives and about 80% involved bare-knuckles, knees and feet.  The FBI report also showed that 45 officers died in the line of duty via accidents. Another 51 officers were killed in the line of duty “as a result of felonious acts.” Forty-six of the 51 officers killed were murdered with firearms in various situations.

COMMENTS:
Every time a cop pulls someone over or encounters them on the street, he is putting his life in danger.  While he does it for a paycheck, he also does it because of his sense of responsibility to protect the American public.  The decisions he makes are quite often split-second decisions which will decide whether or not somebody gets shot.  There are those in this country including the White House who think all cops are bad.  But the plain simple fact of the matter is that without cops, we wouldn’t have anybody to enforce the laws of our society and then, we’d really be in a very bad way.   Do a good deed today: tell a copy he’s very much appreciated.   

TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. Joe Biden says he 100% supports all of Obama’s policies.  Doesn’t that mean Obama will essentially get a third term if Biden wins the presidency?  (Marlo ~ Davenport, IA)
A. Absolutely.  That’s why I suspect you will see some kind of adverse action against Hillary by the Obama administration before the primaries.

Q. Do you think Hillary’s testimony before the House Select Committee on Benghazi will get any more answers?  (Giles ~ Paso Robles, CA)
A. I don’t think it will be any more revealing than the last time she testified when she was treated with kid gloves.  I don’t think anybody in Congress is serious about taking on the Obamas or the Clintons. 

Q. Do you think Native American tribes should be allowed to grow marijuana on their tribal lands?  (Lael ~ Gallup, NM)
A. Yes, but the law is the law.  You can’t just ignore it or make side deals not to prosecute it, like the Obama goons do; if you don’t like the law, change it and do things the legal way.  There was a time when casinos were illegal on tribal lands, but through changing the laws and setting up regulatory oversight, that has evolved.    

TODAY’S QUOTE:
“Our government teaches the whole by its example. If the government becomes the lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy.” ~ Louis D. Brandeis

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