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Originally Posted by
Johnson85
Yup. In the short term, the police protect the law abiding. In the medium and long term, they provide much more protection to criminals.
And to the extent police engage in systematic discrimination against minorities, I'm not sure the general population isn't going to be a good bit worse.
Exactly. No police = no 4th and 5th amendment right. No policy restricting violence. No use of force continuum. It will be back to vigilante gangs in communties rounding up people they think did wrong.
That worked out SO WELL before.....***********
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