Thread: 'Affluenza' teen Ethan Couch sentenced to 720 days in jail

Originally Posted by Cujo

Term for what?

"The term "peace officer" is used to describe anyone who has statutory law enforcement powers. The term police officer is used to describe a peace officerwho work for a police agency. That being said, a police officer, deputy sheriff, state trooper, or constable are all peace officers."

Originally Posted by raycarey

this guy killed four people....ran to mexico to avoid prison...and after being caught, only spent about 2 years in prison.

how is that possible?

he's white and rich.

But, but... there's no such thing as white privilege!

Originally Posted by Maanaam

"The term "peace officer" is used to describe anyone who has statutory law enforcement powers. The term police officer is used to describe a peace officerwho work for a police agency. That being said, a police officer, deputy sheriff, state trooper, or constable are all peace officers."

That's hillarious considering how many unarmed people these 'peace officers' have killed.

Originally Posted by Cujo

how many unarmed people these 'peace officers' have killed.

So, now they are in "peace"...

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

But, but... there's no such thing as white privilege!

Of course there is.
Haven't you heard the expression 'Check your (white) privilege'?

By the way I checked mine and happy to say it's all there and intact thank you.

Originally Posted by Cujo

Of course there is.

Not according to some people (not at all coincidentally most if not all of whom are white... and privileged).