Comments by "Red Ensign" (@redensign9975) on "Institute for Justice" channel.

  1. If you're talking about law enforcement employees individually than thousands of times per day is way over the top. An individual police officer probably doesn't violate people's rights more than a thousand times a month. If you're talking about law enforcement employees as a whole, there are over 800,000 law enforcement employees in the USA. If each one violate somebody's rights an average of once a day, which would probably be a huge underestimation, that would be hundreds of thousands of violations per day. Police training is terrible to be sure but the bigger problem is the initial screening process. Good people with poor training is much better than good training with bad people. Too often today we have bad people being poorly trained. The blue line of douchebaggery earning the hate everyday.
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  2. The blue line of douchebaggery earning the hate everyday.
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  3. The blue line of douchebaggery earning the hate every day.
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  4. There really should be some minimum IQ before you can become a police officer. They should also have to have a psychological evaluation.
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