I understand the concern some of you are presenting, but again... comparing my comments to nazi slogans over concentration camps, is more than a cheap shot. I was not fully aware of the history of this quote. I knew it came from an old roman poet, but was not aware that Caligula had made it infamous. My point of view was concerning context and I don't believe "Arbeit macht frei" applies. My swat unit is never called for good reasons. Its only interaction with the public is when we are called upon to stop evil people from doing evil acts. These people do not fear the good aspects of society, they don't fear law, they only fear the eventual end of their criminal enterprise which is prison or death. And while I wish things were different, if that fear they possess is my only tool against them, it is the tool I will utilize. I do what I do because I love my community, it is my family. I have been shot twice protecting those I love, but feel neither hate nor fear against those attackers. I very much appreciate the history lesson given and Cinefactus is correct, it would not be worth the negative PR. Thanks again for the assistance.