I voted not offended, although it can be used offensively.
I once was on a walk along with cophusband (he was patrolling a street dance on foot) and some young guys shouted out pig. I wasn't offended, I was scared. If they didn't mind shouting out derogatory terms, would they start something? But that was it. Just a passing shout that cophusband didn't even hear.
Mostly I voted no because I think pig is a funny term to use among other LE people. Said among friends, which is the context I have heard it most often, it's just a joke and no harm.
I started this blog as a rookie police wife in 2008. My husband (HF) graduated the police academy in May 2009. We are the proud parents of three children ages 10-16. We are also a proud police family and feel like this is what we were meant to do. Life is good.
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Think lately I am just scared when I hear the word 'swine.' lol
I voted not offended, although it can be used offensively.
I once was on a walk along with cophusband (he was patrolling a street dance on foot) and some young guys shouted out pig. I wasn't offended, I was scared. If they didn't mind shouting out derogatory terms, would they start something? But that was it. Just a passing shout that cophusband didn't even hear.
Mostly I voted no because I think pig is a funny term to use among other LE people. Said among friends, which is the context I have heard it most often, it's just a joke and no harm.
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