mancityvstoke
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That's another job I wouldn't want. The police is the same. A lot of the time you're dealing with the dregs of society at their worse, full of drink and drugs and as a result violent and abusive.
Mate, the abuse they take in A&E is shocking. If you've not been there you actually wouldn't believe the amount of shite they take, especially from little scrotes.That's another job I wouldn't want. The police is the same. A lot of the time you're dealing with the dregs of society at their worse, full of drink and drugs and as a result violent and abusive.
There is a broader issue there with respect in society.............times have changed. Not for the best.Mate, the abuse they take in A&E is shocking. If you've not been there you actually wouldn't believe the amount of shite they take, especially from little scrotes.
I suppose some will say they sign up for it.
Mate, the abuse they take in A&E is shocking. If you've not been there you actually wouldn't believe the amount of shite they take, especially from little scrotes.
I suppose some will say they sign up for it.
So true. A&Es are awful places and nurses take an incredible amount of shitMate, the abuse they take in A&E is shocking. If you've not been there you actually wouldn't believe the amount of shite they take, especially from little scrotes.
I suppose some will say they sign up for it.
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To be fair being a police officer would be exactly that, their contact would be mainly with law breakers and consistent law breakers at that.
Are they expecting to be pulling up the vicar of Dibley every day?
And what are they doing exactly?
My Mrs told me this morning about horrific situation in Chorley (I think) where kids are routinely being several beaten up - like jumping up and down on heads and kids potentially losing eyes or getting brain damage - and the police being "too busy" to do anything about it.
I know police numbers are down, but I wondered by how much, so I did a bit of Googling. Turns out there were roughly 120,000 police officers in England and Wales in the 1970's and although that number rose in between and has fallen back, there are today about 120,000 officers.
But back in the 70's we saw bobbies on the beat, routinely. Burglaries were followed up on, always. Fingerprints taken etc. Patrol cars visibly patrolling often. Local police stations existed, and were not closed due to "cuts". And they had no technology back then to help them either.
And yet nowadays, the police have all sorts of tech to help them fight crime. And they have the same numbers of police as before. So it made me think, what are they all actually doing? Is there lack of action to combat the sort of criminality described above actually more political by them, sending out a message saying "we need more resources", rather than an actual lack of resources, perhaps? The police say they are overstretched and can't cope. Overstretched on what?
Yep, they certainly do.So true. A&Es are awful places and nurses take an incredible amount of shit