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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ampolitor" data-source="post: 2550664" data-attributes="member: 11758">right!"Quite an amusing train of thought, considering your sig.Try them as if they were soldiers in deserted in the face of the enemy. THey had a sworn duty to uphold, they represented not only the law, but the government promise to assist it's citizens in times of dire straights.They ran away like little children threatened with a spanking"You have got to be kidding me with that statement, first of all that is NOTHING like being a soldier, Im a combat veteran from 2 campaigns,  and Ive been a cop for over 9 years and I was there for 911 in NYC. If something like that, utter devastation happened you would go protect your family. There is no way you can tell me that you would stand there and say i have to protect the city when your very own child could be drowning a few blocks away, c'mon lets get real.The Public does not come before your family, ANY cop will tell you that. Now Im not saying that all of them were doing that, to the ones who left because the going got tough, well shame on them for giving up.Being a cop has an oath, is it the same as the military, No Way and to compare it is silly. I love being a cop and Yes Im a good one I made LT in 9 years. I dont agree with all of them leaving but to condemn them all without knowing the factors is ignorant and thats the same type of people who listen to and believe everything they see on the news.</blockquote>