Asssphinktersayswhat

 

You know, "ferry's". Something belonging to a boat that is used to routinely cross a short bit of water. As in, "That is the ferry's wheelhouse."

 

What?

 

A ferry is a boat. A fairy is a mythological creature, as well as a slang term for a gay guy.



And apparently a fantasy of Junky's.

 

I was hoping for a response from the ever eloquent mikegarrison on my last post, but to reinforce my argument questioning "officer discretion" let me present some anecdotal evidence

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/05/05/texas....=rss_topstories

Disgusting, I felt sick reading this story. These people wear the uniform but they are common criminals.

 

This is surprising to you? Anytime you are operating under the fog of ones ego anything is possible becuase you are not in control, your ego is and cops are serounded by this mentality day in and day out, i'm sure the lines get blurred, though this is an example of a blaintant criminal act.

Knowing people, which cops are, just people... don

 

[QUOTE=WestSideBilly,May 5 2009, 09:48 AM]



And apparently a fantasy of Junky's.

 

Why? I already said: "If the cop is doing some sort of inappropriate touching instead of searching for weapons, it's wrong no matter what the respective sexes and sexual preferences are."

Shakedowns, bribery, etc. are similarly obviously wrong.

What more is there to say about it?

 

Only that I wouldn't want to open myself up to the chance of an "enthusiastic" frisk from a gay officer and that it does make a difference since we are not in an ideal world and the officer's discretion is imperfect.

Your premise was it doesn't make a difference, and that is incorrect in my view.

 

Sorry, but you just aren't being rational. I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt that you are saying something that makes sense, but it just doesn't. Apparently you are so scared that a gay guy might touch you that's it's clouding your thinking.

What's your position on women doctors treating male patients, or male doctors treating women patients? Do you similarly assume that their sexual preference is going to completely overwhelm their professional judgement?