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boundless
605That makes perfect sense if you have faith in the police, but otherwise, this excuse is much harder to support. — ProtagoranSocratist
Ok, yes, some police officers might break the very rules that enforce on others. Not sure about your point though. What are you getting at? How does that contradict what I was saying about it? -
ProtagoranSocratist
195How does that contradict what I was saying about it? — boundless
It actually doesn't :) It's very much in line with what you were saying, "So what?" signals a form of emotive apathy.
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