I should have worded that less ambiguously, I'm not talking about the disdain for the police department, which I agree in OPD's case is warranted (I've been aro

I should have worded that less ambiguously, I'm not talking about the disdain for the police department, which I agree in OPD's case is warranted (I've been around for long enough to remember the Rough Riders scandal), because they are as corrupt as the city council and mayor that they report to. I'm talking about disdain for enforcing the law; as in, making sure that perpetrators suffer the proscribed consequences for breaking the law, you see this both from vocal minority of citizens as well as the police themselves, enforcing the law is either too much trouble too expensive or racist or regressive or just not cool. Who knows, it means a lot of broken car windows and drug paraphenalia and muggings and burned up teenagers in underground night clubs.