Police Officers only dream To Be Under Our Command

Another thing that's really fucked up about this world, is when you take a look at the field of Law Enforcement, but specifically in our times like no others.

All of these Officers, have to put on an "act".

Imagine growing up, and you think you want to become a Police Officer to catch and arrest all the "bad guys".

Then you spend a whole life chasing the career, graduate through Academy, then take your Oath, only to find out Policing has absolutely nothing to do with isolating bad people from society.

Even when it might do so, it only does so based on a consequential circumstance, and usually for a very limited window of time.

Most Police Officers, follow orders, but aren't intelligent enough to think about the orders they follow, and a lot of their jobs have little to do with actually enforcing law or eliminating crime.

Most of them only enforce law on the most basic and common violations of the Law, which if it doesn't involve Drugs or Guns, it's almost always revolving around Traffic Incidents, particularly here in the USA.

All day, as a Police Officer, you are expected to put on a face to pretend you believe in what you are doing and that you are making streets safer, but you really have no control or say in any matters, and have to also speak a certain way with the public, not being yourself.

If Police Officers had any idea what kind of authority and realness existed under the SS forces or something of that nature, they would be desperately knocking on our doors, begging for enlisting them to be part of our Squadrons and couldn't imagine how freeing and enjoyable their jobs would be, actually getting to "be" who they dreamed to be, and do actually DO the job that they were designed to do.

A Novel Concept! Imagine That!

Under Democracies, Police are trained to view and treat Normal Citizens and Criminals on an equal footing, and this means that Innocent people are naturally targeted far more, while Criminals go overlooked.

You have to really wonder about the brains and sentiment of the average Officer nowadays in their job, since they willing agree to go around armed in a badge and uniform, even in a society where Police are now looked down upon and not trusted and where there is even low morale among your own colleagues, and also throughout the entire Ranks.

You aren't allowed to use your own best judgment, or to even necessarily arrest someone you know is a criminal or have done an offense. Not making this up, that's how it all works.

It's amazing that these officers will subject themselves to working under such conditions, what, to just get a paycheck!?

In former times, Officers who did not perform, were considered "Derelict in their Duty".

Notice you rarely hear anyone say that slogan anymore, even though it used to be standard in times past.

Instead, there are people who instead want to defend the Rule of Law and the Policies that the Officers must follow by.

I've been thinking a lot about this lately but also even some comments by some who recognize the fact that people really do not care about Freedom, because they don't even care to be Freely who they are, on the job... After all, isn't that the idea of what you are supposed to do for a Career?

Something you want to do and are passionate about?

The thing is, nothing works that way anymore in so many fields, and so people just get into a job for a paycheck, and this is how you know FOR CERTAIN that they are NPC's if they are willing to follow along with everything even against what they were expecting, and even if their job title doesn't actually suit the purpose of why they got involved in their career from the get-go.

Having to put on an "act" on your job is ridiculous, with the exception if an officer has to put on an act to cleverly catch a criminal, that's one thing, but we also have to question whether he is actually doing the right thing. Under the Rule of Law, there is no such guarantee.

Having to act like you are proud of the service you offer, while simultaneously very few offer any actual real service and are just there for the look.

It's no wonder why the West is full of so many criminals.

But these pathetic losers, as you can see, they agree to work for the system at any cost, even with all the stress and appearance to hold up a façade when they know something is not right or true.

One thing I can also tell you about Policing, especially in these modern times with the levels of corruption inside so many departments, is that if there is any misconduct by certain Officers if even engaging in illicit activities on or off the job in their personal life, the actual "code" between Officers is that they would rather preserve that at any cost rather than uphold integrity and to demote, suspend or otherwise punish and offending Officer, so that even proves in itself how "loose" the Rule of Law is.

This is why most Police Departments these days, are actually very ineffective.

When you work for a company or service where you do not have any vested interest in who or what you work for, even if it means safeguarding a community, operating in your best judgment, what is even the point of pretending as if you are interested? It's a conflict of personality for someone to try to act as if they are interested or even unbiased in any regard but yet that they feel "compelled" to fight crime.

But I'd go overall to say too that it's not just this industry, but any industry you go in, regardless of who you work for. You should "NOT" be required to put on an "Act" unless that job specifically has the nature in it or some type of responsibility for where it's appropriate or necessary.

It's ridiculous that we live in a world, where you have to put on this fake persona and image to the public that isn't real, and that you also need to "fear" being seen as the real you or for your own personal opinions to come out in anything of your line of duty or at your job.

Ironically, that's called "Authenticity" and being sincere, and a society where people's personal opinions and emotions play directly into their profession, are required for High Morale, Efficiency, and for a society that simply runs well!

Yet we live in the most retarded of times, where people are living the exact opposite.

In Corporate America, there is a HUGE culture but also in Public Services as well, where you are expected to "leave your personality at the door" once you clock into work for that day, and that you can only "pick up your personality" on the way out when you clock out.

In fact, this whole topic is often addressed largely at many job interviews, and a particularly strict interview that you may go to, they will even bring up hypothetical "stressful" scenarios that you must endure, and ask you how you will react.

Notice how many job postings out there exist that will even suggest that you must have a "Skill" where you can gladly work under Stressful, Demanding Conditions!

Most people, even Politicians, Sales Clerks Doctors or what have you, have little to no legroom in their jobs to have authority even in the position they hold, relatively speaking of course, and to where they can actually greet you or talk to you like a normal human being instead of putting on an act or speaking rhetorically.

These days, almost everyone you meet or speak to in public, is a rhetorical speaker.

You can't have a natural dialogue with a rhetorical speaker.

Imagine you are a Doctor, and you know about "real health cures". But you can't tell your patients the truth, because you will lose your job and your "license to practice", so you have to put on act for what the industry or job demands of you instead!

In most jobs these days, even as a Politician, you have to "act" interested in something or someone, even when you aren't. Whereas in an authentic society, anyone including a Politician could just tell things like they are and voice their disinterest, and if you don't like it, then your job is to find another Politician or Worker who "does" take your interest.

That's the way things work naturally. But instead, that is "frowned upon" in Modern Society.