Yeah, of course. The cops are aa gang themselves… and to add a gang into a gang? 
I like protein a lot. I want more, it’s weird.
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To just blatantly become a cop gang. Like, really??? Mind blowing. And to face little to no consequences? Absolutely messed up.
I just like food in general lol
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I know right? It’s so weird…
I am starving again 
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I don’t get it. At all.
sends cookies
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Same here. You want to be above the law whilst carrying out the law…
Thanks Auntie
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@Churro You will like this
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LOL Coriolanus, the Churroverse version.
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It’s amazing how common this mindset is.
Anytime, dear.
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Ikr? It’s so weird!
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Lady, I am going to conquer the castle that is your heart,
I am going to tear down your stony defenses for a start;
I’m going to make you my woman, and my queen,
Together we will be unstoppable.
This is why I don’t write romance lol.
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It’s the default setting on humans. We see it in it’s baser forms than at the extreme of law.
When we are mad at someone, we are mad at what they did to us. No exceptions, no excuses, it’s the action that counts.
When we do something that we know could hurt people, we talk about motivations. I don’t intend to hurt them. Its not like they need to get involved and hurt themselves by my existence. Our motives are excuses to ignore our actions.
We all do this, it’s usually on a small scale, not on things we’d get called out on. It’s just I rationalize me, not thee.
So, a law-breaking cop is one who has rationalized his behavior, and he writes you a ticket or jails you because your actions don’t get excuses. Same pattern.
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Me too.
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True, even if it’s not lawful which is annoying.
Collab?
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I can’t do collabs, I suck at them
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What about JustMac? That was good!
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It was good but I find it too hard to write with other people. It’s easier when I’m by myself, I think.
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Eats blank pages
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Also, I think we like writing different stories. You’re good at writing more crazy funny things than I am.
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The corrupt cop’s rationalization is the same mindset criminals have, which is one of the problems. It’s an extreme form of the human instinct to discuss motivation for things we do. Chances are, that cop rationalized immoral behaviour long before he became a cop, and the power the job gave him inflated his ego to the point he believed he was above the law. He also probably got away with such behaviours when he was young, and found ways to skirt around consequences. It’s ironically basic criminal psychology.
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I am not very good with collabs either. I like having total control over my stories lol
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