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atyppo t1_je0pq5a wrote

Classy woman. Imagine if anyone other than a NYC union member took a picture like this at work.

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systemization t1_je0xvwr wrote

I don’t get it. Is this picture designed to elicit some sort of reaction or response?

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atyppo t1_je0zw1x wrote

Flipping the bird and presumably posting it to your social media profile isn't inappropriate behavior for an on-duty NYPD officer? The picture was featured in the article with no caption, so one can only assume how they found it of her...

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Evening_Presence_927 t1_je2881l wrote

Of course it isn’t. At least not to the bootlicking fascists that brigade this sub on a daily basis.

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Bjj-lyfe t1_je138op wrote

Personally, it elicited an interesting sense of amusement and awe at the layers of stupidity within it: car selfie, flipping off camera, dressed in work uniform, the work uniform is a police officer (designed to uphold common decency in society via law enforcement), deciding to take the picture, sharing it with others or being careless in a way that it is now publicly viewed on the internet.

It is forsure an interesting cultural artifact

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systemization t1_je1eo61 wrote

I wouldn’t say it’s that deep.

Was it inappropriate and perhaps a little shortsighted? Sure. Is it something so reprehensible it deserves to follow her for the rest of her life? No.

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Bjj-lyfe t1_je1u3qm wrote

Sure I was being somewhat facetious. Though if I was caught at my job doing something like this, I’d be fired. It’s interesting that there’s a difference, along with all the observations above etc.

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Independent_Cat9556 t1_je1cdj5 wrote

Luckily police unions aren’t real unions. Unions are organizations of workers, and cops aren’t workers.

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