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How do you guys feel about gun companys not selling to LEO's?
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<blockquote data-quote="wesessiah" data-source="post: 13353105" data-attributes="member: 111232"><p>a civilian is a non-combatant, or those who are not in the military, police, or firefighter... yes, firefighter is included in that too. at a police department there are officers, and civilian employees. my id i had when dispatching (how my department used to start officers out) before getting sworn, says "_____ is a full-time civilian employee." to me, it's just a word, and i feel like an average joe talking to the guys i work with, sitting at home playing video games, or working on my cars... but, even off duty, with my department policy, i have a duty to act (violent misdemeanors, felonies etc.) whereas my neighbor isn't going to incur any disciplinary action for his lack of action. how is some large incident reported? "30 civilians injured in chemical spill" or "25 civilians, 5 firefighters/officers injured in chemical spill." the word isn't a matter of status, it's a matter of duty to act. civilian law enforcement is still used to differentiate from military police, and i really don't give a shit who i'm considered, civilian or non-civilian, my duties are the same regardless of an arbitrary term.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wesessiah, post: 13353105, member: 111232"] a civilian is a non-combatant, or those who are not in the military, police, or firefighter... yes, firefighter is included in that too. at a police department there are officers, and civilian employees. my id i had when dispatching (how my department used to start officers out) before getting sworn, says "_____ is a full-time civilian employee." to me, it's just a word, and i feel like an average joe talking to the guys i work with, sitting at home playing video games, or working on my cars... but, even off duty, with my department policy, i have a duty to act (violent misdemeanors, felonies etc.) whereas my neighbor isn't going to incur any disciplinary action for his lack of action. how is some large incident reported? "30 civilians injured in chemical spill" or "25 civilians, 5 firefighters/officers injured in chemical spill." the word isn't a matter of status, it's a matter of duty to act. civilian law enforcement is still used to differentiate from military police, and i really don't give a shit who i'm considered, civilian or non-civilian, my duties are the same regardless of an arbitrary term. [/QUOTE]
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