Court OKs Barring High IQs for Cops

[tinfoil]

I think this was more of a deciding factor than his IQ:

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As a former employer, I can agree 100% with this.

That said, what intelligent person would want to be in a career where your chances to come home in a body bag are exponentially high?

One who wants to help others, make a difference, and serve the community making it a better place to live. Oh and the pensions are pretty nice too.

Why should a smart person be denied this opportunity because they might get bored?

 

[Minister of Truth]

Since the article is dated 3 June, I'm guessing this case only recently arrived in front of the Taco Supremes.

 

[Rune]

Since the article is dated 3 June, I'm guessing this case only recently arrived in front of the Taco Supremes.

Yes but the lawsuit against the city has gone on for a great many years.

 

[Minister of Truth]

Well, that does make it a new development as a component of case law.

Now, the age of the litigation certainly does show that it has zero reflection on Obama.

 

[NOVA]

The dumbing down of America...Follows suit with Obama's DOJ going after cities because minorities could not pass tests for police & fire depts.

BINGO !

 

[Damocles]

I thought scoring high was a good thing, but even the military limits your choices if you score too highly.

 

[Minister of Truth]

The military wants to steer you toward career fields that require high ASVAB scores, because most applicants can't qualify, while the positions still need to be filled.