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Pay Our Police Officers well 100k+ a Year 51724 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  The question, the question always to ask is why should a police officer be
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  pay less? Why should the paramedics pay less? Why should a firefighter pay
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  less? And why's your teacher the payless? And more especially, why's you
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  a caregiver? We're nurse, nurse, we pay less. Yeah. The
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  way we structure society and the system of payments, it's a pack against those
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  who do. There are your work, and those who protect us, those
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  who provide us care, those who teach our kids and those who make up
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  safe, and those who are those who get into the fire to save us
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  and to serve us. And the troops, those who sacrifice our lives to
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  make us free. Why should they be paying less? Right, if we
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  cannot pay a police officer a hundred thousand dollars a year, then you should
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  be a shame of yourself. Just imagine that every police officer is paid one
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  hundred thousand and the firefighters be one hundred thousands a year. See, the
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  quality of service will be improved, the are quality of life, lives will
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  be improved, and the air service and their professionalism will be improved. They
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  are dignity, a mental health will be improved. See most police officers common
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  suicide because they are not paid well and they cannot provide for their families.
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  Some cannot in buy a home to live. Some live in squalor or shamble
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  conditions, and they provide their service in upper end or to the upper exchalance
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  of society. That's structuring economic on fairness. Let me say it against structured
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  economic bureaucratic on fairness. It's not fair that those who do the most essential
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  work in society are paid very less, and those who actually do tasering non
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  essential services are paid very more or are paid much. And a police officer
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  not paid well, don't have good training, and without good training, don't
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  have good amenities or good logistics, and without a livable or comfortable income,
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  they can be corrupt. They can be corrupted. They can spend sleep less
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  night doing two, three, four or five jobs, and they cannot dedicate
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  themselves to the job they like the most, and they cannot re educate themselves.
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  And they have the services to manage your own health, and there owstead
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  of being we are struggling in life. And at the same time they are
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  called upon to take care of society. See that's just not fair. And
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  all this platitude of respect to the police and all these politicians. We said,
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  oh, we like our law enforcement, and could those of our law
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  enforcement just pay them well, keep the kudos for yourself, and keep all
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  those lights for yourself. Pay them well, you like the police officer,
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  pay them well. There's money in this country. This is a very rich
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  country. America is a riches country in the world. Where the riches come
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  to a human planet. I should police officer, we pay forty seven thousand
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  dollars on fifty thousand dollars or even sixty thousand dollars in an inflationary system.
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  What do you do with that? How much can you buy with that?
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  Need to buy a car for themselves, buy a home, need to get
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  married, they have kids, take their kids to school, prepare for their
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  kids college. The need to take care of their wives and their husbands,
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  the need to take care of their loved ones. And they are family,
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  they're aging parents. And then they need to contribute in their society. They
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  need to enrich themselves too by property, have assets, have stocks. Why
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  not just play them well? If you like what I say, remember one
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  undred thousand dollars for the police. Simple slaughteran wander thousand dollars for the police
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  officer, the recruit of the band you pass the police academy, you have
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  given one hundred thousand dollars because that's the basic minimum pay or salary, and
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  it can go up to one fifteen. Same with teachers, right because those
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  are critical infrastructure. Law enforcement is security guid firs structure, the police officer
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  security guy for structure. A teacher is a critical infrastructure. A nurse as
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  a critical infrastructure, a firefighter as a critic guy at the first structure.
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  And just same with the staffs. All these staffs are Congress and Congress for
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  politicians. Those staff should be paid well because those stuff, they write,
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  the speeches, they do their research, and they do all their work.
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  Why they not pay well? You should be paid well. That when people
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  do hard work, intelligent work, and essential work and writer work, who
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  work that unnecessary and very very essential for our critical infrastructures, we should pay
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  them well. Just be humane, just be kind, just be good hearted.
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  If you do care for law enforcement, pay them well. One hundred
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  thousand a year as the basic minimum. Sorry for a police officer. We
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  produce the best of police officers and we recruit the best of police officers.
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  We train the best of police officers who are will become middle class vibele middle
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  class with some prestage or respect. Don't just respect a police officer with a
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  cup of coffee and with some little platitude stuff another service, their duty,
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  the sacrifice, with a good paycheck, with a good sign. The same
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  goes to teachers. H How can somebody teach your kids and cannot afford food
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  to feed themselves, cannot afford rand, cannot even afford a livable ways?
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  How would that be? How can that be that teachers are not paid well?
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  We have all this them for substitute teachers, which means we don't want
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  to pay them. Well. We are all these them, We have this
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  them adjunct professor or adjunct instructor, an instructor and miss we don't want to
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  pay them well. Why are all these adjunct or all this title or substitute
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  or a rookie, all those or all these names attached to financial renumeration.
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  Pay them well, you get good teachers. Pay them well, we get
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  good officers. Why should politicians earn more not police officers? What extra services
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  are they doing when their staffs are paid very less? When the air staffs
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  are like servance. We must restructure the economic dynamics of this great country in
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  order to get high quality professionals that can lead our country to with our corruption.
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  Pay people well, to without indignity a job site. Pay people well.
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  Imagine a police officers who is paid very well. They'll careful for their
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  job. You don't want to lose their job, have respect for and dignity
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  for that job, and read too, update and upgrade themselves. They've got
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  training classes. They have time to to re educate themselves. Those who mentor
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  our health, we have the resources needed to take care of themselves. Anger
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  and hunger, and poverty and misery or survival are interconnected. If you pay
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  somebody well, how would they want to to to to take take that away
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  for themselves. We know that won't pay people well who get the best quality
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  of services, who want a society. We know that, But why are
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  we are willing to do that? Especially with the law enforcement, the paramedics,
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  the firefighters, and our teachers. Pay them well. Please pay them
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  well. Mm hm