San Diego Police Chief: We Can Disarm Americans Within a Generation

[jtarpley59]

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Govern...t-We-Can-Disarm-Americans-Within-A-Generation

 

[llkoolkeg]

With as many people nowadays who only seem to care if injustice and oppression personally enumerates them, that POS may very well be correct in many parts of the U.S.

 

[PharaohF4]

Ask the police chief how the war on drugs has gone?

- New and strong types of drugs (PCP, extacy, meth, really good weed...)
- Drug wars in Mexico and the border states
- Billions spent on fighting it over the decades

To just name a few

 

[Indiana Jones]

Ask the police chief how the war on drugs has gone?

- New and strong types of drugs (PCP, extacy, meth, really good weed...)
- Drug wars in Mexico and the border states
- Billions spent on fighting it over the decades

To just name a few

But banning alcohol worked really well. So at least they have that business model to follow.

 

[garym]

Well at least he stopped the illegal border crossings into San Diego

 

[HappyCamper]

He is a disgrace to this country.

 

[Robert]

They are so embolden these days aren't they.

 

[zoostation]

Another disgrace to the profession I retired from. People need to understand that police chiefs like these guys are hacks, just political appointees who are there because they will be good little doggies and do and say what their political masters tell them to without question. Same way in Maryland with all of these county chiefs and the MSP superintendent all getting behind O'Malley. Of course they're going to agree with the politicians they work for, it beats the unemployment line (at least for men without ethics it does anyway). I mean for instance, if Kevin Kamanetz told Chief Johnson to say the world was flat, he'd be on the news the next day with a frantic warning to all Baltimore County boat owners not to accidentally sail over the edge.

Unfortunately, most merit promotions for police officers in this state seem to stop somewhere around the lieutenant level, give or take a step depending what department you're talking about. Beyond that, it becomes politics. I use to see it all the time. Captains and Majors and Chiefs with MPA's from the Hopkins LE program (another joke program that deserves its own thread) who could barely write a readable paragraph or piece together two cognitive thoughts into any form of logical reason, and absolutely no clue whatsoever how to manage, let alone lead, other people. But they did know how to jump up and say "yes sir you're absolutely right" to their bosses without fail.

 

[saln]

Best of luck to you there "buddy". I'll be looking for your kind...

I'd say he kind of spilled the beans.

 

[itsslow98]

My girlfriends sister just drove cross country to move there. She has no clue about guns but this right here makes me want to not go visit her ever.

 

[MaxVO2]

They are so embolden these days aren't they.

****Unfortunately, they have the overwhelming majority of the media to help them with establishing the narrative that guns are evil, guns kill people, guns never help a person defend themselves from criminals, and guns should only be used by police and the military.

I know a lot of people in MoCo that would be very much for mandatory confiscation of all firearms from civilians. Even more amazing to me is that some are Jewish and old enough to know or have read about how that confiscation turned out for their people in Germany during the rise of Hitler.

Madness.

 

[jpk1md]

They are so embolden these days aren't they.

Knowing who stands where on the issues is a good thing imho

 

[Markp]

Dear San Diego. No. You can't.

 

[drh 686]

The police in most cities are out numbered 1000 to 1. This would be interesting. Good luck with that.

 

[K31]

Another public servant who thinks it his duty to dictate to those he serves what to think.

 

[teratos]

The police in most cities are out numbered 1000 to 1. This would be interesting. Good luck with that.

I was just thinking the same thing. It takes much less than a generation to disarm tyrants....

 

[Blaster229]

Let him start with a group of guys across the bay on the silver strand. See how far that gets him.

Sent from my phone from somewhere in the world.

 

[joppaj]

Unfortunately, most merit promotions for police officers in this state seem to stop somewhere around the lieutenant level, give or take a step depending what department you're talking about. Beyond that, it becomes politics. I use to see it all the time. Captains and Majors and Chiefs with MPA's from the Hopkins LE program (another joke program that deserves its own thread) who could barely write a readable paragraph or piece together two cognitive thoughts into any form of logical reason, and absolutely no clue whatsoever how to manage, let alone lead, other people. But they did know how to jump up and say "yes sir you're absolutely right" to their bosses without fail.

Wait, you retired from my Department? I'll make Lt, but I'll spend the next 20 years there as the ambitious and demographically correct JHU kids run the show.

Now, I will say that something I'm seeing here in the post Sandy Hook days is a change in rhetoric. The gun banners learned a lot from the gay marriage folks about public opinion. They're going to attempt to divide the opposition, label the opposition and instead of surging through one big bill it will be constant pressure applied relentlessly for years. Always a new bill, always another hit piece in the media, always a safe democrat ready to call for more action. They've learned, they're talking about "changing the conversation" and they mean it.

 

[A1Uni]

Another disgrace to the profession I retired from. People need to understand that police chiefs like these guys are hacks, just political appointees who are there because they will be good little doggies and do and say what their political masters tell them to without question. Same way in Maryland with all of these county chiefs and the MSP superintendent all getting behind O'Malley. Of course they're going to agree with the politicians they work for, it beats the unemployment line (at least for men without ethics it does anyway). I mean for instance, if Kevin Kamanetz told Chief Johnson to say the world was flat, he'd be on the news the next day with a frantic warning to all Baltimore County boat owners not to accidentally sail over the edge.

Unfortunately, most merit promotions for police officers in this state seem to stop somewhere around the lieutenant level, give or take a step depending what department you're talking about. Beyond that, it becomes politics. I use to see it all the time. Captains and Majors and Chiefs with MPA's from the Hopkins LE program (another joke program that deserves its own thread) who could barely write a readable paragraph or piece together two cognitive thoughts into any form of logical reason, and absolutely no clue whatsoever how to manage, let alone lead, other people. But they did know how to jump up and say "yes sir you're absolutely right" to their bosses without fail.

Hopkins....man, you read my mind.

Pumping out Masters degrees like a Pez dispenser.

All group projects, classes two days a week for a year or so, I have worked with a few of those diploma mill commanders...

 

[teratos]

I bet that Bloomberg money helps train those folks very well.