How a Toronto police complaints officer belittled a criticism about bike lanes — and why advocates say it’s a problem

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That’s because they’re not unions in the traditional sense, they’re rackets. From overtime schemes to protecting criminal cops, police unions are not trade-unions. It’s gross.

@chonglibloodsport@lemmy.world

How is that any different from construction or longshoremen unions? Both also with deep ties to organized crime, acting as a parasite on the economy.

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Not even close. https://youtu.be/f72kz0umkyQ?si=QnmlhgwWeW8q1sJp

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One of them also acts as a parasite for the public’s safety.

How a Toronto police complaints officer belittled a criticism about bike lanes — and why advocates say it’s a problem

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