/r/OathWatchers
Those entering into office: politicians, military officers and soldiers, and police officers all swear to honor an oath. While this oath may differ from office to office they all carry the same message. To those who undergo such an oath know that we, the People, will hold you to your word.
OathWatchers promotes civil discourse and civic responsibility through the observation of our public servants. It is believed that the fostering of courteous, civil behavior; responsible citizen journalism and activism; and non-violent civil disobedience - where appropriate - are the correct ways to effect change.
Rules
We hold ourselves to high standards in order to promote a healthy, productive community.
1) Be constructive in your contributions!
Venting is tolerated so long as the post serves to make a point or critique. A post such as "Fuck all pigs" and nothing more adds nothing constructive and is not encouraged.
2) Threats, hate speech prohibited
Threats, racism, bigotry, misogyny, misandry or other forms of prejudice will not be tolerated.
3) Please check if your submission is a repost
4) Understand how to vote
Please avoid down-voting because you disagree with someone's constructive, contributing opinion. Upvote all posts that are productive. Report unconstructive posts.
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Authoritarianism
Hi! I am just wondering what the oathwatchers’s view is on authoritarianism. Very Respectfully
04:10 UTC
An idea to reduce police abuse. Xposted /r/Bad_Cop_No_Donut, /r/AmIFreeToGo, /r/OathWatchers, /r/restorethefourth,/r/Assert_Your_Rights, /r/copwatch, /r/evolutionReddit, /r/Libertarian, /r/LibertarianLeft
Hello fellow redditors.
I have an idea that would help reduce cop violence. My problem is that NO ONE will even look at it, let along give feedback. All the while complaining about police abuse.
The basic idea is an amendment to state constitutions that would make someone found guilty of abuse ineligible to be a police officer. It is still in the early stages and the wording is specific to Colorado.
Would you please have a look and give some feedback?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zM5Xd9ch40HQbZG569JgXBpYC_89kpQaNPeWhKLIsck/edit?usp=sharing
p.s.
Yes I know I posted it everywhere. I hope I can be forgiven.
23:05 UTC
Cops running from side shows in Oakland.
03:14 UTC
NYPD Transit Police Abuse of Power and Extreme Unprofessionalism
15:00 UTC
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