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If you don't hit your husband/wife, how can you be trusted to shoot a ~~dog~~ ~~kid~~ criminal? ^^/s
If you're nervous about losing your job as a public servant because you're a convicted sex offender, you might be a piece of shit. >

What, they’re going to sack Bastard Dave(Carrick), Wayne (Couzens)the rapist, Mark (Lindow)the rapist sex pest……..?
Close ranks boys, can’t be having anyone think we’re a bunch of cunts now.
As an afterthought, is this a higher % of sex pests than the church? >

Around 5% of the clergy are nonces which is in line with the general populace, not sure of the percentage for police >

I can't believe I'm going to say something that sounds like it's in defence of a churches, but isn't that 5% specifically the Catholic Church, and isn't it 5% have been accused?
Clergy is a pretty broad term and there are lots of denominations/sects where child abuse just isn't a major issue. And despite what reddit often loves to think, an accusation is just that. An accusation. >

It’s looking like the churches around the world have just as much a mass child raping problem as the Catholics. 
What the Evangelicals get away with doing to children is far more terrifying Mainly because they try so much harder to hide it. >

I would never let a child anywhere near an Evangelical, accused or not. >

Gonna be hard to find work as a bouncer in London for a while. >

Would you really want these people at clubs around drunk young women? >

I think that’s their point. >

Oh right. Thought they meant the job market for bouncers would be saturated by laid-off coppers, thus hard for folks to get a job. >

Actually, after rereading it you might be right. 🤷‍♂️ >

In the UK we call that a joke. >

Police being held accountable? There’s gotta be a catch. >

I mean its the UK. They have their problems, but generally they do like to hold the police to account. >

Isn’t the UK government just now trying to pass legislation to allow police to crack-down on protesters? And isn’t it being criticized by other nations and Amnesty International as an “abuse of power” and an “affront to democracy”? That same UK? >

Listen, we can hold then accountable for most things, but oppressing the poor? We might as well disband the police entirely if we have to start doing that >

Dude put the /s, some insane asshole is gonna think you're serious. >

In the US, domestic abuse is required to be a cop.