Most cops don't get paid much and they risk death and injury so the only incentive that would outweigh those substantial negatives is either a virtuous desire to make the world better and uphold order, or, more likely, the thrill of power, aggression and dominance.
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Männerbund
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Comradeship so great they will do whatever it takes to protect the bad cops in their own ranks even at the cost of the law abiding citizen.
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It becomes real but a safe adventure when comradeship is followed by strictly professional acquaintanceship !!
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Comradeship keeps you in. Does it cause somebody to join in the first place? Or if it's just seeking camaraderie rather than either altruism or bullying, why police rather than the military - which offers camaraderie, plus cooler guns, minus the chance to push civilians around?
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> Does it cause somebody to join in the first place? Yes. Many people are motivated to go into professions stereotyped with camradery; I've heard a couple of very emotional explanations how "having real comrades" is important to them and how they miss it if they quit.
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