Why do cops use the word "bro" so often nowadays? Seems like any copcam video I watch they repeatedly say it? Seems unprofessional
Am I in the wrong? I assume they're just trying to relate but it just comes off as tryhard

Everyone over-uses the word "bro" now, bro.

>>22876486
I don't and I get it when it's a casual conversation but when it's from a cop? It's not natural. Can you imagine your boss or teacher or priest calling you bro?

>>22876472 (OP)
They are trying to form a human connection with the people they have to interact with on a daily basis. This probably spills over into the way they talk with each other as well.

>>22876562
That's what I assume to but it doesn't seem like appropriate language for them

>>22876562
no they're not lol
the reason they scream so much and talk over it when the dude is moaning on the pavement is to distance themselves from the situation like pussies

>>22876581
I mean I'm not gonna sit here and defend cops lol, so could be that too

>>22876472 (OP)
the whole of society has become too overly familiar

>>22876590
sorry, i'm not trying to moralize or start shit
i'm just saying it's not trying to form a connection or relate to people in any real sense, it's one-sided and manipulative

>>22876593
i think people are just generally manipulative
manipulation isn't necessarily good or bad, but it is force, you know?
you can manipulate your kid into eating healthier, for example

when manipulation becomes too common in a society, it undermines that society

The police are physical manifestations of the degenerate system of control

>>22876934
>physical manifestations of the degenerate system of control
i think that would be computers, to be honest

Because the criminals are retarded so they have to use retard lingo to talk to them. Not too difficult to understand