BR>  RB> Ah! FINALLY, someone admits the truth that just about everyone knows 
BR>  RB> anyway! 
BR>  RB> Really, its like pulling teeth on this echo for anyone to even admit
BR> that 
BR>  RB> a cop would lie!
BR> There's a difference between A COP and ALL COPS that apprently eludes 
u.
BR> I'm tired of trying to explain things to you, so I'll let someone else 
BR> explaing he difference between 'one' and 'many'.
        Let a layman try.  When 'one' is used that generally means one in a 
group is being talked about.  Many means the whole group is corrupt but some 
are either not involved and/ or don't know about it.  'All' means not only 
everybody knows about it but they are involved.  See the difference now?
        You know, even if you were right about that one cop, you really 
picked the wrong place to flamme him.
Peace.
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