The Police II
Enzyme asks: Have you ever been arrested? Been thrown down the stairs by the West Midlands Serious Crime Squad, with hi-LAR-ious consequences? Or maybe you're a member of the police force with chortlesome anecdotes about particularly stupid people you've encountered.
Do tell.
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Enzyme asks: Have you ever been arrested? Been thrown down the stairs by the West Midlands Serious Crime Squad, with hi-LAR-ious consequences? Or maybe you're a member of the police force with chortlesome anecdotes about particularly stupid people you've encountered.
Do tell.
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Top tip:
Avoid living in fear by not living in a police state where the people charged with your protection regularly abuse their powers and get away with murder and sundry acts of corruption and incompetence.
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Avoid living in fear by not living in a police state where the people charged with your protection regularly abuse their powers and get away with murder and sundry acts of corruption and incompetence.
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Top Tip
Avoid being in fear by being a white, middle-class male.
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Avoid being in fear by being a white, middle-class male.
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Everyone has something to hide.
That's why privacy is considered a right.
The fact that you don't want a policeman going through your things isn't evidence of criminality.
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That's why privacy is considered a right.
The fact that you don't want a policeman going through your things isn't evidence of criminality.
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I'd like to see a defence of the "nothing to hide, nothing to fear" argument
from someone a) having an enthusiastic wank, b) passing a troublesome turd, c) dancing to Boney M in their living room, d) posing in front of the mirror or e) any of the other thousand things everyone pretends they're too good for.
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from someone a) having an enthusiastic wank, b) passing a troublesome turd, c) dancing to Boney M in their living room, d) posing in front of the mirror or e) any of the other thousand things everyone pretends they're too good for.
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I once got home from work before my stepfather, and as such decided to have some New Model Army at top volume on my stereo
to which I was obviously playing bass.
It was only during a particularly enthusiastic bout of headbanging that I spun round, invisible guitar to the fore, to see him waggling his head and waving his hands about, my bedroom door wide open, as he bollocked me - apparently silently - for having my music so loud.
Ah the joys and embarassment of being a teenager.
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to which I was obviously playing bass.
It was only during a particularly enthusiastic bout of headbanging that I spun round, invisible guitar to the fore, to see him waggling his head and waving his hands about, my bedroom door wide open, as he bollocked me - apparently silently - for having my music so loud.
Ah the joys and embarassment of being a teenager.
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Let me guess, had to be
Vengeance, given those circumstances? Probably too long ago to remember.
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Vengeance, given those circumstances? Probably too long ago to remember.
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From the Vengeance Album, though if memory serves it was the live version of (somewhat ironically, given this week's subject matter) Smalltown England
on Raw Melody Men.
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on Raw Melody Men.
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Funnily enough, I used to houseshare with, and still occasionally see ...
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the keyboard player.
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the keyboard player.
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