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2010-11-26 11:43 pm (UTC)
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The problem is more systemic and serious with police than with teachers or priests.
The police are more involved in violent interactions with the populace, more often and in greater force, than either teachers or priests.
The level of intensity for bad teaches and bad cops are generally different because of the amount of power that teachers vs cops have.
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The police are more involved in violent interactions with the populace, more often and in greater force, than either teachers or priests.
The level of intensity for bad teaches and bad cops are generally different because of the amount of power that teachers vs cops have.