by Nolan Cochran,
Totally unrelated, but I am just very curious at this point...anybody know why the guy in the comments above (Mr Ellis) calls himself "Doc"?
Nolan... When I worked at a freight delivery service, folks tagged me Doc in 1979 because I spoke like a PhD guy. I am not a so-called sovereign citizen. I am a voluntaryian individualist aka agorist. Here is a link to You Own You: The Prime Axiom at http://tinyurl.com/y9frdm45
by Ed Porter,
Doc is his name
He is a nice guy and helpful around town musician volunteer etc, good guy.
But I fully disagree with his point of view on law enforcement and most of his political views. Doc's political views seem like an anarchist of some sort. I am very Conservative fiscally, more liberal socially. Great respect for law enforcement nearly all of whom are great people looking to help society.
We owe a great debt to them putting their life on the line. Just as we owe a great debt to the military and to our constitution for the freedoms we enjoy.
My late maternal grandfather was a sergeant in the USAAC/USAF, my late dad was a lt in USAF, two brothers were airmen in the USAF, and another brother was in the 82th airborne.....you will not see me say thank you for killing folks for other folks....see this essay at http://tinyurl.com/gp49x3q for a discussion one of the true purposes of military agencies.
and the us constitution was a framework more to the liking of those who wrote it than the articles of confederation that was in force at the time. here is just one link to the reality that the constitution is a scam: John Hancock's Big Toe and the Constitution, By Gary North at http://tinyurl.com/yaqmll4n . There are more links, but I am only posting one.
by Ed Porter,
Thanks for your service Nolan. I know you've been through a lot. My wife's dad's entire career was in Marine Corps Aviation on Harriers. Cherry Point NC, she grew up there.
My own dad was in the Army. Long family history of service and I have family in law enforcement too.
Any and all of those who have issues with LE, will be the first to call them immediately if they're victim of a crime. Kind of hypocritical. And while doing so, they will be demanding top notch service. Kind of funny tbh.
by Doc
Ed....no, I don't call predators for help when somebody else assaults or steals from me. I know from experience that predators are useless for those concerns. I only demand that they leave folks alone. Take a look at this:
The Danger of Obedience: Fake Police Crime Spree By Joe Jarvis
at http://tinyurl.com/y8e8uzgy
In my experience, honesty and integrity are over-rated. Hypocrisy and deceit are crucial survival skills. This goes along with the observation that sincerity and empathy are key to successful living; faking those lets you get away with so much. Nice try with the hypocrisy accusation, though.
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