You really have to admire the Browns commitment to this terribad era thing . <| sep |> One of my kids was potty trained by 18 months and has never had an accident in 6 years the other one , who is older , pees himself every couple of months . Based on that , I ' d say everyone is different . <| sep |> Well , no , but they were simply answering why there was a doorman , not why the doorman turned away the cop wrongly . That being said , while this isn ' t the case today , yeah cops were some of the biggest threats out there to the LGBTQ community until pretty recently , both from persecution , and from not investigating crimes against them . I ' m thankful this isn ' t the case so much anymore at least . The community however understandably remembers this treatment , and the treatment of those that hurt them , from medals to nice fat retirements . To this day there are countless crimes against LGBTQ people that couldn ' t be solved because of the police not caring about them , and sometimes supporting the crimes . To this day people respect and honor the memories of the cops who abused the community . That ' s a problem that just sticks around because there ' s no motivation to care really . Again this isn ' t justification or any attempt to explain the idiot doorman actions , just perspective on police and LGBTQ in general . For the vast majority of their history , a police officer at the door didn ' t mean help has arrived , it meant round 2 . No one supports the doorman . Edit I don ' t mind downvotes , but if I ' m incorrect they don ' t help change anything . If I ' m wrong about the history please let me know , if you just don ' t like history , go fuck yourself . Censoring history is for fools and governments .