TheProwler wrote:Cops have to deal with excuses and arguments from losers and assholes all the time. Fine, that is what they signed-up for. They are supposed to deal with each situation separately and go in with a neutral attitude. That's what they get paid for. They should take the bad with the good. That asshole did not do that.
They get paid to uphold the law. Going 95
at any time is reckless driving, and against the law.
TheProwler wrote:You guys that think driving 95 mph without traffic is dangerous must not be very good drivers or must have crappy cars.
And you must have never seen a 95mph vehicle accident to dismiss it so frivolously.
TheProwler wrote:Backglass, you call yourself a dog lover.
Yes. I love dogs.
TheProwler wrote:How about you substitute "Pet Dog" for "Dying Child" and tell me if you would speed. If they answer is "Yes" then you are not really a dog lover.
Huh? That is "Jay logic" talking. I'm sorry, but a dog life and a human life are not equal in my book. What if this was a house fire? Should firemen save the kids? Or the dogs?
But I suppose that's different too, isn't it.

TheProwler wrote: If the answer is "No" then you are just kinda strange....paranoid about speeding or way too worried about your own safety. I suspect that you really aren't a dog lover.
And I
suspect you drive at high speeds daily with no regard to those around you. I also
suspect you have no children to say such asinine things.
TheProwler wrote:I work part time and volunteer at my local Humane Society. There, I see a lot of disturbing situations where people treat animals differently than I do. There are a lot of people who say "I am a dog lover" but they are not. They do selfish things that you would not do to someone or something that you love.
Oh I see. One must work in the humane society to be a dog lover? Get off your high horse. These peoples actions, while noble, were dangerous. Should the cop have escorted them or acted with some compassion? He certainly could have.
Was he an asshole for pulling them over doing 95? No. He did the right thing.
TheProwler wrote:A true dog lover would treat the situation of their dog in distress the same way most people would treat the situation of their child in distress. For most people, you need to imagine it was not a dog, but a child, if you want to empathize with the people in the car.
But it wasn't a child. HAD it been a child the policeman's response would certainly have been different. Your bizarre comparison of dogs to kids doesn't fly.
Again...I ask you to answer,,,What if it was a Hamster? Would you have the same zeal? I think not.
TheProwler wrote:Most of you are probably thinking "But it's just a dog!?!" Well, I honestly would say back to you "But it's just a kid!?!"
And you obviously have no children. Dogs, although wonderful pets and "part of the family"...are not equal to human children.
TheProwler wrote:We are such a self-centered, egotistical species.
We are not Dogs...correct. It is sad the dog died. It sucks. But it in no way excuses someone from breaking the law and putting every other citizen on the road in danger.