Designer_Curve
Designer_Curve t1_j0x2350 wrote
Reply to Jealous of NYC transportation by OfficialEthxn
This is how us New Yorkers feel about Europes public rail. We are jealous bc we only have public transport inside of our city.
Designer_Curve t1_j083v98 wrote
Reply to comment by Speedyx in Feds Investigating Drug-Planting Allegations Involving NYPD Officers by Menacing_Quokka
Updated post to correct starting salary.
The problem? We’ll be dead before we see those changes. Just like the civil rights activists of 50 years ago.
Designer_Curve t1_j07z9yz wrote
Reply to comment by Speedyx in Feds Investigating Drug-Planting Allegations Involving NYPD Officers by Menacing_Quokka
You’ve clearly never feared for you life at the hands of strangers with guns and been violently abused in that scenario before if you think any one would ever put a price on that trauma.
Police officers make 6 figures in NYC.
Edit: (original post incorrectly stated starting pay) https://www.nyc.gov/site/nypd/careers/police-officers/po-benefits.page
They start at 42 and that doubles after 5 years with additional benefits for prior military service.
The problem is not pay, it is a good career option for not needing a 4 year degree. It is qualification, training, and standard. Why can’t we train police officers to also be social workers? The public would support them making even more if they did that. It’s because there is a culture problem. It is ‘us vs them’ and incredibly dogmatic and heterogenous. Good cops leave because the bad cops are protected. Would you keep showing up to your job if it was an incredibly toxic environment with little to no training or support for you to do what you actually signed up to do? The good cops give up, and it has nothing to do with pay. Abolishing and starting from scratch would be the best solution in any scenario. But everyone knows if the cops got fired they would just become the mob in a more dangerous way than they are now. Whatever the solution is, it needs to be radical. This is not a, solve from within possible fix.
Designer_Curve t1_j07ym4w wrote
If you look at the Google reviews on local precincts in the city, they are filled with detailed accounts of this happening that name the officers involved and how and why they did it. Plainly there for anyone to see and judge for themselves if it’s true.
Designer_Curve t1_izen5wn wrote
42nd and 8th, my old hood
Designer_Curve t1_iy6g26p wrote
Reply to comment by stork38 in When the NYPD Gets Desperate by PyrokineticZulu
There are actually dozens of videos if not hundreds online of nypd officers savagely attacking civilians with their badges covered during BLM. And then of course there was the infamous occupy wallstreet takedown where white shirt off duty officers being paid overtime were pictured punching peaceful protesters in the face.
NYPD = tax payer funded gang
Designer_Curve t1_iy5wh9n wrote
Reply to When the NYPD Gets Desperate by PyrokineticZulu
Anyone who has ever met an NYC cop or has one in their family knows that they are scary people who have god complexes.
Designer_Curve t1_j2c1vpz wrote
Reply to I find it super weird that many people who work in the medical field wear their scrubs on the train. by IngeniousDummy
funny story, I wore scrubs as work clothes on a production line bc they were easy and cheap. Had them in the back of my closet forever, one laundry day, they were all I had, so I wore them to the corner deli to get lunch… the deli nxt to a hospital.
Two people stepped aside for me so I could order bc they assumed I was a doctor on break… I donated them after that incident. But if you don’t have shame and want to cut in line, easy life hack! (Seriously, don’t do that tho)