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Assunto:  Re: Right to Life
De:       Arelor
Data:     Wed, 8 Apr 2026 08:08:28 -0500
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  bBynb: hcpoindexter FORTRAN bto cVilenihilist bon cMon Apr 06 2026 04:57 pmn

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 > We can talk about how police appear as an occupying force these days, now it
 > seems that they're behaving that way instead of as officers sworn to protect
 > and serve the people they're too often, killing.
 >

The fun part is people is acting as if LEOs had ever been anything but enforcers of the will of the government.

I don't think anything has really changed, and if anybody thinks it has gone for the worse they should pick up and read police manuals from the 60s.

BTW police forces are not abstrabt entities, they are composed of individuals and obviously the interests of each individual matter more to them than any random person. Which means it should not be surprising policemen are not catching a bullet for you anytime soon.

The incentives are there in the other direction, though. The police is less likely to issue a traffic ticket to a gypsy because the gypsy might call his cousins and beat them up, but if you look like a normal citizen you are safe to pester with tickets.


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