Your post reflects an attitude that no one on this forum will change, you need to find another forum that will debate you on these issues. You have already made up you mind and we would only waste our time trying to convince you otherwise....

I know good cops and bad cops, good bondsmen and bad bondsmen, good BEA's and bad BEA's, and good and bad people in general. It isn't the job that a person does that makes them good or bad, but the person themself and how they use their life and position for good or bad. This is true for any and every person no matter their achieved or perceived power over another. Some feel that their perceived power gives them the right to abuse those that they consider to be lesser than themselves. Others are of the opinion that they can use their position to help others. I tend to be of and support those of the latter definition.

barging into the homes of innocent meth dealers

take innocent meth dealers prisoner

Voluntary employment, like voluntary intoxication

The supporters of the unjust laws have no right to employ gun-toting goons in bulletproof vests as weapons of unprovoked violence to intimidate innocent citizens into giving up their right to serve the local residents of their community who want methamphetamine.

Unable to find any flaw in the logic supporting the Pythagorean Theorem, they try to dig up dirt on Pythagoras. If they can discredit the author, that discredits (in their bad logic) the Theorem.