The future is a template that is constantly being re-written and modified based upon each action that all/any of us do. The future in our dimension is constantly being revised and determined by us. Care to make a late revision/submission?
Capitan_Kid
You believe in parallel dimensions brah?
Does it matter? Because we will only ever experience the results in our dimension...
The future is a template that is constantly being re-written and modified based upon each action that all/any of us do. The future in our dimension is constantly being revised and determined by us. Care to make a late revision/submission?
[QUOTE="stanleycup98"] Just because you disagree with the law doesn't give you the right to break it and then complain about the police arresting you for it. If you care that much, you do have the power to change the law.stanleycup98
I was never arrested for anything, and as a scientist, the best I can do is vote Demo, as I always have. I still retain the right to be pissed about the state of the US police infrastructure, as I see it.
I understand that, but I find it illogical that someone would complain about the police enforcing laws, when the laws were actually created by a democratically elected legislative body and not the officers themselves. Even if I disagree with laws, I will never fault an officer for doing his job and enforcing them.
You are missing the point. The point is officers being so jaded with their duties that they are perhaps inadvertently distancing themselves from the subjects that they are appointed to protect and serve, to the point that they view the general populace around them as alienated enemies, one and the same. This is how the citizens of many major cities feel.
Of course. Silly me for questioning the LAW. (snarf)
Just because you disagree with the law doesn't give you the right to break it and then complain about the police arresting you for it. If you care that much, you do have the power to change the law.
I was never arrested for anything, and as a scientist, the best I can do is vote Demo, as I always have. I still retain the right to be pissed about the state of the US police infrastructure, as I see it.
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