what does it mean though? i mean i know its for police/police are blue, but why a line? whats the history,ect?
ive also seen a red line- for firefighters??? and a green line-for security guards they said.
"SAY IT IF IT'S WORTH SAVING ME"
"WE ALL WANT SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL
I WISH I WAS BEAUTIFUL"
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so the red line was first? i guess it means the same thing...wow..kinda cool
"SAY IT IF IT'S WORTH SAVING ME"
"WE ALL WANT SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL
I WISH I WAS BEAUTIFUL"
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ok. i saw a thin red line on a truck, i thought the guy was a firefighter,but maybe he was in the military
"SAY IT IF IT'S WORTH SAVING ME"
"WE ALL WANT SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL
I WISH I WAS BEAUTIFUL"
Raymond actually says what the thing blue line is
order on one side, chaos on the other, and then us in the middle - the thin blue line
The Thin Red Line is an expression referring to an outgunned military unit holding out against heavy odds, like the 101st Airborne in Bastogne. It's a reference to the stand of the 93rd Highlanders during the Battle of Balaclava in 1854. Basically, they were spread into two thin line of troops (in red uniforms naturally) and held their ground against a numerically superior Russian cavalry force.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thin_Red_Line_%281854_battle%29