Once upon a time police would get to know the communities they were supposed to be looking out for. The communities would also know their police by name and face.
The cops today are nothing but agents for the state. They will violate basic rights like freedom to speak because they are agents serving the state, not the people. These are the same faggots that went around arresting people for not wearing a mask or staying home, when the state decided that it was a crime to not comply with the RETARDED measures.
Citizens are definitely part of the problem (the brain-dead ~80% of the population), but they have no power over others. They have to involve the police in order to enforce bullshit policy, and, once again, the police are there to serve the interests of the state above those of the citizens.
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IMO this is the same as saying "Guns kill people." What changed the dynamic between police and their communities? Politics. Voters. Media. Education. Indoctrination. Ignorance.
IMO this is also the same as our broken medical system. Cure the disease, not the symptoms.
It's not the same. You ban guns, you can still get them illegally and citizens have no way to defends themselves. The state is still allowed guns no matter what.
If you get rid of the cops, the state has no means to enforce their tyranny. Let me own weapons and I would never need 'police' to begin with.
I don't disagree with the factors that changed, but the police will always eventually be used by the state against people, as we are seeing today in a "democratic" country.
Voters are retarded.
Politics is theatre which never fixes anything.
Media and education (state backed) are tools for propagandizing people to participate in this clown show.
Without the disease (state), we wouldn't have enforcers of the state. Ergo, fuck the police.
