People get all upset about football players not taking their role seriously enough, for being mercenaries, for not caring. So why do they go into that profession if they're not committed to being a role model? Because it's a good career opportunity. Let's cut the crap here for a minute. Do cops become cops out of an undying commitment to public service, thereby defying human nature that we know all too well is about self interest? Or do they become cops because it's the best opportunity right then and there?
I'm not saying their job isn't hard. Frankly I don't know what exactly they do all day, so I wouldn't be the right person to ask anyway. Nevertheless, being a cop is a result of a conscious choice. You've chosen to do this, yes? Well, being a moderator isn't a gold plated job either, in fact it's pretty thankless much of the time. But guess what, we have to be careful about people with power, we have no choice. It's the reason we don't give guns to kids. And if we do give people guns we say "you can only have this if you're going to act responsibly". I'm sorry if that's harsh, but just like Socrates said: you have these soldiers to protect the city, but you HAVE TO be able to keep them in check somehow or they'll eventually destroy the city out of basic desires.
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