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I meant that on average a police officer who has committed a crime in the past is more susceptible than one who has not. It seems your suggestion is that peopl
by badfrog 8y ago
I meant that on average a police officer who has committed a crime in the past is more susceptible than one who has not.
It seems your suggestion is that people would fight to keep their past crimes secret? That's an interesting alternative view.
- DoreenMichele 8y agoBlackmail requires the existence of a dirty secret. No (dirty) secret = no blackmail. I do realize blackmail and bribery are not the same thing.
- penagwin 8y agoIn either case, it's likely harder to bribe or blackmail a police officer you found at random vs you know has a criminal record. (Not stating any political ideas, just following through with the logic of this discussion)
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