I despise cops (Read 13764 times)

QUIETShooter

Re: I despise cops
« Reply #60 on: March 17, 2021, 11:48:30 AM »
1 comment made by the Kauai chief was about a kung fu haircut.  I would like to see said haircut before I determine if this was a racist comment. During Covid when barbers where shut down, I seen plenty of people with messed up hair cuts.

Is there such a thing as a kung fu haircut?  I know the shaolin monks were bald and the practitioners of shaolin and other forms of kung fu had all kinds of haircuts.

I'm a victim of a messed up haircut.  I used those barber shears to cut my own hair and tried to make a Army Ranger type of haircut.  Let's just say I'm glad I'm retired and stay home 99% of the time. :rofl:

I'd be interested to know more about the Kauai chief and his comments that included squinting of his eyes and mimicking of the Asian accent.  What was that all about?  :crazy:
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changemyoil66

Re: I despise cops
« Reply #61 on: March 17, 2021, 12:26:47 PM »
Is there such a thing as a kung fu haircut?  I know the shaolin monks were bald and the practitioners of shaolin and other forms of kung fu had all kinds of haircuts.

I'm a victim of a messed up haircut.  I used those barber shears to cut my own hair and tried to make a Army Ranger type of haircut.  Let's just say I'm glad I'm retired and stay home 99% of the time. :rofl:

I'd be interested to know more about the Kauai chief and his comments that included squinting of his eyes and mimicking of the Asian accent.  What was that all about?  :crazy:

Civil beat had more details.

basically he was referring to Jap culture that in your face they say 1 thing and the deals on.  But after you leave they tell you it's off so not to embarrass you in front of everyone.  He said this in the 1st person story telling style in a jap accent.  "so sorry, so sorry (followed by a bow)".  I'm adding in the bow cause the article didn't mention a bow.  But just to give you an idea.  So as a Jap, I don't find that comment as racist.  But the Jap officer who he was telling it to was the one who was passed over for a promotion and filed the complaint.

About the kung fu haircut, that's why I would like to see a pic.  I mean he didn't say Bruce Lee hair cut.  He didnt' say David Caradine hair cut. 

Flapp_Jackson

Re: I despise cops
« Reply #62 on: March 17, 2021, 01:08:30 PM »
Civil beat had more details.

basically he was referring to Jap culture that in your face they say 1 thing and the deals on.  But after you leave they tell you it's off so not to embarrass you in front of everyone.  He said this in the 1st person story telling style in a jap accent.  "so sorry, so sorry (followed by a bow)".  I'm adding in the bow cause the article didn't mention a bow.  But just to give you an idea.  So as a Jap, I don't find that comment as racist.  But the Jap officer who he was telling it to was the one who was passed over for a promotion and filed the complaint.

About the kung fu haircut, that's why I would like to see a pic.  I mean he didn't say Bruce Lee hair cut.  He didnt' say David Caradine hair cut.

David Carradine wore his hair long in the series Kung Fu except for the flashbacks at the monastery when he had a shaved head.

The old stereotypical Chinese haircut was the "bowl cut".

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the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
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changemyoil66

Re: I despise cops
« Reply #63 on: March 17, 2021, 01:11:47 PM »
If a cop did have a bowl cut, I would make fun of him too.

Inspector

Re: I despise cops
« Reply #64 on: March 17, 2021, 02:06:42 PM »
And to collect a cushy pension.

HPD dictator Ballard getting busted for her quota memo should have raised alarms and awareness of the shady side of many cops.   But, the low-info types will shrug it off, even though they might be next on a quota hungry cop's radar.
I met a cop who put in his 30 years and retired up in NoCal. He moved to a different county in SoCal and was hired by the new agency. He worked 10 years and vested on his new union retirement and retired. Then he moved out to the Inland Empire and ran for some office and left the office with full pension (Don’t remember how long that took). Bottom line was his retirement was somewhere around $150k-$200k a year at around 68-70 years old.

The low info types trust their government to do the wrong thing by them. That is how stupid they are. They don’t see that the Kealoha debacle occurred because literally people trusted the chief of police to do his job and the prosecuting attorney to do her job. And because there was so much trust they were able to to do what they did because they felt they could get away with it. That is literally how stupid the low information types are.
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