HamburgerBoy
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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/12/...und-police.html#click=https://t.co/5BzcPaNeXh
Some interesting stuff, but the argument misses what happens without a police entity existing and legitimate problems occur. And this phrase comes.off as dismissive and short sighted, but also central to their thesis
I agree with about 80% of the article (the fact that police rarely ever stop serious crimes and all the implications of that), but the problem comes in when the author is a race-baiting apologist for violent criminals like Trayvon Martin. The problem of government police is best-remedied and *only* remedied by citizens acting in the defense of their own neighborhoods. Only marks can realistically stop themselves from being victims.