Thoughts on the Cop, Cowboy, Firefighter, Military, Construction Worker, Etc. Fetish?

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Caveat: This is merely a side point, I'm not attacking GDIMD or downing her for being so involved with the boys in blue. :wink:

I think the "hate" for most cops stems from how the lowest level of the hierarchy operates and how the typical patrolman that rides around in his car all day long acts.

Let's face it, the typical patrol cop nowadays was the C or D or F student from school who was a bully, and now that they have to grow up and face the real, working world they take a low pay, boring job, that has some perks.

Those perks are that anyone you come in contact with has to do everything you say or you can arrest, ticket, or shoot them!! No questions asked until a year later when you're dealing with it in court! Oh and by the way, after the initial night/day of the incident you will never see the actual cops that were on the scene again, they are long gone... and they know they will be so in the moment they do whatever crazy thing they need to "bust the criminal", woo hoo! :tongue: I've heard this same description about regular cops from lawyers, doctors, teachers, business professionals, OTHER cops, and just about everyone else lol!!

Few points: They dangerously speed passed people at 150 mph to pull someone over who was only going 5 mph over the speed limit.

They plant and tamper with evidence.

They beat people up and/or shoot them when they are unarmed and not dangerous.

They deal in illegal activities as well, such as selling drugs or illegal firearms.

If you get pulled over at all, you're a criminal. This means cuffs to detain you, while they bring the dog to search your car, while they kinda rough you up until they find nothing and let you go on with your day like everything is "normal". Since 9/11 that is the standard procedure, doesn't matter if you're an 18 yo kid or an 80 yo elderly lady.

They themselves break the law all the time that they are supposed to be upholding and following just like the rest of us.

All of the above is the TYPICAL case for a regular, lower level cop - not the atypical one. If everyone doesn't see it happening like that right before their eyes on a daily basis then they are only fooling themselves. The low level cop mentality is that every non cop is a bad guy. That way it's a lot easier to catch the bad guys!

Just ask any normal, respectable, law abiding patrolman about his fellow coworkers and he'll tell you the same as me.

And for the record, I have more than 10 personal friends who are police officers all across the specturm, and they are very good friends of mine. I don't hate all cops at all, just the bad ones.

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That being said, LEO's such as detectives, sergeants, captains, federal agents etc. are generally liked by everyone because they have an important job to do, not just power trip on people all day long over petty stuff. They are busting the big criminals who are really the threats to our cities, counties, states, and nation.

I myself like those type of LEOs, we NEED those type of people in this nation. What we don't need is a bunch of steroid using, gun toting, power tripping, high school bullies out there in police cars with a chip on their shoulder and the legal power to go around arresting people and shooting them for no reason.

Just sayin' :cool:

The assertion that many police officers are of low intellectual calibre is right. Many countries in sophiaticated western Europe have lowered IQ levels and educational qualifications for new applicants. A once honourable profession of protecting the people and their property has been replaced by a paramilitary force trained to act against the people, keep them under control. Former PM Blair and would be new Holy Roman Emperor polticized the once independent police. Of course some women will be attracted to such thugs in uniform: the dreaded Gestapo had quite a female following. Fortunately there are still a few good men in this profession.

Same predictable, tired, bullshit generalizations.
 

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"My question is: what is this fetish based on? Is it the uniform they wear? Is it the way the person looks, the way the person acts, simply what they do for a living, how good they are in bed or what?"

Wearing my own shoes here...: is not a shallow fetish..as a military kid and growing up with real exemples, I do enjoy real males in leadership, authority, fun playfull, adventurous, noble job with room for heroic actions..those are all additional elements and layers on those males that have potential to turn me on..

A playmate, "right partner guy" character, unique ways, can play all of those parts and turn me on extremelly but he must be the real thing in something, not make it believe, to do it "for me"..than we can play anything in partenership melodic in tune. We must flow good in imagination, fantasy...if not it is boring does not go anywhere, really..as much external elements are into place, inside connections doesnt match..no good, lacks. :wink:
 

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Well, it's not the uniform or even profession, but I will confess an infatuation I once had. He was an attorney and I was a juror. I sat for days watching this very attractive and intelligent man argue his client's case. Pretty soon it became very clear that I could not be an unbiased juror because I was becoming sexually attracted to him. Good thing that everyone else on the jury thought he made a better case and we found in favor of his client.

The client threw a big party a few weeks later and a few members of the jury attended. Of course I went in hopes that the attorney was there, and he was. I was so flustered I could barely speak to him, but he was such a gentleman. I finally got a chance to talk to him and tell him how impressed I was with his handling of the case. So we got a chance to sit and talk for a while. He was single and so was I. His client, our host, passed by the table and made a remark like "bagged another one, huh" and winked. I was kind of embarrassed but really didn't care.

OK, that's kind of where the story ends. No, nothing ever happened and I got over it after a couple of weeks, but I thought about him all day and night for all that time. I know now that it was a grown-up crush or infatuation, but that didn't make it feel less real.