Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "" video.

I'm 5'10" (average height for an American male) and am shorter than most of the American cops I meet. First time I was in London in 1982, I was shorter than most of the British cops I met. Last time I was in London in 2018, I was taller than most of the British cops I met.
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We have a very multiracial police force in the United States. It hasn't made a difference one way or another, because regardless of an officer's ethnicity, a cop is either assimilated into police culture and the "blue brotherhood" or leaves the job. I know this for a fact because one of my best friends (we've been mates for over 40 years) was a career police officer and my older sister was a cop for 10 years. My sister finally resigned in disgust at the appalling brutality and callousness of her colleagues, who included black, white, and Hispanic officers. My friend said that he did his job to the best of his ability and learned to turn a blind eye to misbehaving colleagues because if he didn't, he'd lose his job. None of this has anything to do with race or gender; female cops don't behave better or worse than male cops and black or brown cops don't behave better or worse than white cops. The problem with the police is politics and culture. The UK has been very wise so far in engineering a society where the police don't go forth armed, but I expect that will change very soon as your lovely new arrivals bring mayhem to your cities and villages. The police will demand, and be granted, firearms and every one of them will have a deadly weapon in their hands. On that day, which is to come soon, you'll have lost your country and culture forever.
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@TheJarric My sister is 5'2" and was frequently overpowered by suspects. She bragged about being a black belt in karate so I told her to come at me. I pinned her easily and I'm not Jack Reacher. Women will never be as tall nor as strong as men.
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