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They did their job without regard for whom they were protecting. Much like every other officer does, be they heterosexual, black, white, latino, etc.

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Lib - full of crap as usual. "Only doing the job" indeed!

The female officer is a hero (both of them are heroic).

The pilot was a hero (and they made a movie about him; doubt this lady will get a movie deal).

Your stupid denial means that no one ever is a hero because heroic acts can only be performed by people who don't happen to be police officers, pilots, soldiers, sailors, marines, air force personnel, firemen, doctors, train drivers, nurses, padres or any other form of employment. You get that heroic acts can happen within the sphere of employment, right?

Or are you going to claim that if a soldier risks life to save others, he or she is "only doing their job"? Yeah, but there's cowardly ways to do a job aren't there? One could hunker down and return fire from behind a tree.

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Oldr the issue is not with them but with the one they saved.
Okay... There's all kinds of things wrong with what you just said.

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Crackpot wrote:Oldr the issue is not with them but with the one they saved.
But the article made it more about the officer and her sexual orientation for nothing more than sensationalism (IMO).
I do get the irony of the circumstances.
reminds me of the movie Crash and one (or more) of the story lines

Even the headline "Takes Bullet for.." implies that she dove in front of the house whip much like the secret service does (or is expeced to do) for a president.
I don't know if she did or didn't. Did she get shot charging the shooter? Did she get shot while returning fire and the shooter then turned to target her?
Regardless, she (and her partner) are heroes, no doubt.

I just seems to me the whole article is one big sensationalistic piece more for selling newspapers (or google hits, or webvertisments....).
But thats just me.

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I didn't care much for the article myself but a bad argument does not invalidate the larger point.
Okay... There's all kinds of things wrong with what you just said.

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MajGenl.Meade wrote:Lib - full of crap as usual. "Only doing the job" indeed!

The female officer is a hero (both of them are heroic).

The pilot was a hero (and they made a movie about him; doubt this lady will get a movie deal).

Your stupid denial means that no one ever is a hero because heroic acts can only be performed by people who don't happen to be police officers, pilots, soldiers, sailors, marines, air force personnel, firemen, doctors, train drivers, nurses, padres or any other form of employment. You get that heroic acts can happen within the sphere of employment, right?

Or are you going to claim that if a soldier risks life to save others, he or she is "only doing their job"? Yeah, but there's cowardly ways to do a job aren't there? One could hunker down and return fire from behind a tree.

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people have different experiences and therefore they have different perspectives.

stupidity is relative.

now posting run-on articles without so much as a paragraph break?

... now that is stupid!

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Hey, look what slithered out from underneath its rock!!
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wesw wrote:people have different experiences and therefore they have different perspectives.

stupidity is relative.

now posting run-on articles without so much as a paragraph break?

... now that is stupid!

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