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We all know that law enforcement officers get a lot of perks. They're allowed to carry in a whole lot of places that normal people aren't. They are allowed to possess many items and weapons that normal people aren't. Some are even able to avoid petty charges like speeding tickets and such. All of this seems like a pretty good deal. A lot of us would also agree that it doesn't exactly seem fair.
What do you guys think about a person pursuing a career in law enforcement with those perks as a chief reason? We're assuming that the person is generally capable of performing the duties and has good intentions with the job. I'm wondering what you guys think about themoral aspect of going after those benefits.
We all know that law enforcement officers get a lot of perks. They're allowed to carry in a whole lot of places that normal people aren't. They are allowed to possess many items and weapons that normal people aren't. Some are even able to avoid petty charges like speeding tickets and such. All of this seems like a pretty good deal. A lot of us would also agree that it doesn't exactly seem fair.
What do you guys think about a person pursuing a career in law enforcement with those perks as a chief reason? We're assuming that the person is generally capable of performing the duties and has good intentions with the job. I'm wondering what you guys think about themoral aspect of going after those benefits.