A Future-istic 911 call !!!!! Tell me What ya guys think?....lol

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  1. dutchman1951 profile image60
    dutchman1951posted 13 years ago

    This is the 911 Operator, How can I help you
    Mam, this is George Smith I think I have an intruder in my House

    Yes sir... your address?

    1234 Smith street

    is this person inside your Home...
    Yes mam

    Can yo Identify Him... see him?

    I think he is a big statured man, hooded... and possibly armed...please help me...please

    yes sir I will...be calm it will just tak a minute to get your nformation....

    now... with the new city Budget Police responder plan we have 1 car or 2 car responder option available for your neighborhood....

    Do you have have response insurance?... May I have your polocy number please.....

    Does it cover part B for criminal arrest!....

    MAM!....Mam,please...

    Do you have insurance... or will you be paying privately sir?

    oh God...please help me...please

    Now you said he was armed, correct?...

    we do have a weapons sur-charge if the officers have to carry weapons....

    So it will be 75.00 for the call, 50.00 for the extra car and 50.00 for second officer with a 25.oo deposit refundable if the Weapon is returned non fired...

    and we are running a special on blunt nose bullets @ 1.00 each shot, if you care to choose them, or you may choose the standard bullet it is .50 cents....

    now...may I have please have your checking acc#, or credit card
    we accept Visa, master card and Am express or personal check...



    its so bizzar it is almost believable! LOL
    with the economy tanking, is this a possible future for our cities and us....my God I hope not!...lol

    1. Doug Hughes profile image61
      Doug Hughesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      What are you talking about - that's the libertarian firmula for law enforcement - privatized, of course. All the justice money can buy (God help you if you are poor.)

      1. ledefensetech profile image67
        ledefensetechposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Only a socialist would think that any private company would tell someone "sorry, but you have to pay up" when there is an emergency.  You do realize that there are private ambulances out there right?  You do realize that when they get a call, the first thing they do is resolve the emergency, then bill you, right?

        God help you if you're poor anyway.  Or would you go willingly live in the projects or inner city.  There are places the public police force won't go. 

        You also don't seem to understand the nature of charity.  In the days before public schools, the wealthy would endow schools with money to teach the poor.  Education was a bid deal in early America, but then you'd not know that, seeing as you don't seem to read history.  The same thing would be true for police forces.  Even if it's for the entirely selfish reason that rich people don't want crime spilling over from poor neighborhoods into their own, they'd fund basic police services in poor areas.  While some people undoubtedly would do it for just that reason, the vast majority of people would do it because it's the right thing to do.

  2. bukan profile image60
    bukanposted 13 years ago

    Check out whose inside at your house, (specially at on your back)

  3. Ivorwen profile image65
    Ivorwenposted 13 years ago

    Do you happen to be this guy's neighbor?  wink

    http://i662.photobucket.com/albums/uu342/AnimalThing/notarmed.jpg

    1. dutchman1951 profile image60
      dutchman1951posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      nope not his neighbor, thank  the heavens....lol

    2. ledefensetech profile image67
      ledefensetechposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      That's funny.  It's kind of misleading though.  I don't have any guns in my home, but that doesn't mean I'm completely defenseless.  I've got little goodies scattered here and there that will make any intruder regret entering my home.  Defense is a state of mind, it doesn't always have to do with the tools at your disposal.

      1. dutchman1951 profile image60
        dutchman1951posted 13 years agoin reply to this

        as bazzar as this is, they way city budgets go, it makes you wounder!

      2. Ivorwen profile image65
        Ivorwenposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        There is a whole story that goes with it, if you look it up.  I do wonder though, how true it is.  tongue

        1. ledefensetech profile image67
          ledefensetechposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          I don't think it'll get that bad.  We've had a much worse "perfect storm" of crime in the late 1960's and 1970's and survived it.  Come to think of it we also survived the crack epidemic of the 1980's and 1990's and we, by and large, have the lowest crime rate in the post-World War II era. 

          If we do have a massive crime wave in the future, I think it will be due to, well the sorts of things that led to a high crime rate in England during the 17th and 18th centuries.  Poverty.

          I also think that people will not rely so much on the police to protect them and remember that each of us, as individuals, are responsible for our own self-defense.  That, more than anything else, will nip a crime wave in the bud.  Criminals count on people being wimps and waiting for someone else to help them.  The greatest fear of any criminal is that a potential victim doesn't fear them.

          1. Joe Badtoe profile image61
            Joe Badtoeposted 13 years agoin reply to this

            John Wayne speaks

            Jeez!

            When your the last man standing maybe do a bit of soul searching eh?

            1. ledefensetech profile image67
              ledefensetechposted 13 years agoin reply to this

              Whatever.  You don't seem to get that it's rare for a cop to bust up a crime in progress.  If you wait around for someone to help you, you put yourself at the mercy of someone who has already shown they don't care much for your well being.  You might feel comfortable doing something like that, but I don't.

              P.S.  What's wrong with the Duke?  A great man, by all accounts.

              1. Joe Badtoe profile image61
                Joe Badtoeposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                And the answer is to be a violent vigilante ?

                Don't you get the irony here?

      3. Mark Knowles profile image58
        Mark Knowlesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Wow - you are so brave and tough, my panties are wet already.  wink

  4. habee profile image92
    habeeposted 13 years ago

    I sleep with two VERY protective, loud, alert Great Danes, and I have a 12-gauge shotgun beside the head of my bed. I feel pretty safe!

 
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