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>I can't blame them for following orders Stew on that for a bit. If I get a job, where someone lays me to rob you, would you blame me for following orders?
by tamana 11y ago
>I can't blame them for following orders
Stew on that for a bit. If I get a job, where someone lays me to rob you, would you blame me for following orders?
- newjersey 11y agoThe individual police officer on the street has little influence on how the system works. If we need meaningful change, it can't come from putting our police officers between a rock and a hard place. Now, I say this as someone very vocal about the blue code of silence. However, there are no easy answers. Any unconcerted attempt to rid our law enforcement agencies of the blue code will result in it getting stronger and create more of this "us vs them" mentality. We don't need more of that. Now to answer your question, yes if someone robbed me or killed me I'd want them to be held accountable. However, I think the person giving the order is more responsible than the person pulling the trigger. Is that not so?