Stacey’s Comments

• Apr 20th, 2013 @ 8:34am

  Re: Re: Never said "gun"

  on San Diego Cop Thinks You Might Have Turned Your Cell Phone Into A Gun And That 'Officer Safety' Trumps Constitutional Rights
  Oh, and I can't stand Tucker Max most of the time, but his take on how to deal with the police is pretty spot on. You guys could learn a lot from him:
  
  http://tuckermax.me/how-to-deal-with-cops-2/
• Apr 20th, 2013 @ 8:19am

  Re: Never said "gun"

  on San Diego Cop Thinks You Might Have Turned Your Cell Phone Into A Gun And That 'Officer Safety' Trumps Constitutional Rights
  I agree completely. As the wife of an officer, you would not believe the number of times my husband uses LESS force than he is allowed to by law. But when people act like jackasses he takes it as far as he is trained to go.
  
  But sure, let people like some folks here keep throwing hissy fits when anyone dares question them. You are going to get the law enforcement you deserve - in other words, none or maybe just the bottom of the barrel. You will not get any decent people to be cops because it's not worth the grief. Crappy attitude for crappy pay? Not for much longer. And then when you really want a cop for something, good luck with who shows up.
• Mar 2nd, 2011 @ 3:51pm

  Cheaper is better

  on More Authors Realizing They Can Make A Damn Good Living Self-Releasing Super Cheap eBooks
  Big publishers can keep their editors. As a reader, I'm willing to read a few typos if it means my ebooks are much cheaper. My upper limit for ebooks has become $6 - above that, the books I've read are not of a significantly higher quality than the cheaper ones, they just maybe have a prettier cover image (and how often would I look at that, anyway?) and a lot more hype.