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Policing CAN be different. It doesn't HAVE to be an antagonistic relationship with a community. http://www.cracked.com/personal-experiences-2353-i-was-cop-in-country-with-no-guns-6-startling-truths.html
The author here does an excellent job of describing how policing changes when cops see themselves as citizens FIRST.
In the U.S. our police see themselves as a protected class of simultaneously marginalized and powerful uber-citizens.
What is your excuse for derailing a conversation about the problems of policing with irrelevant tropes?
@_Will_Phoenix
@_Will_Phoenix
That was rhetorical. You're muted.
@_Will_Phoenix
@_Will_Phoenix
Perhaps not. But my point is not Britain police are all great, but rather there is proof that policing can be different.
@91jmay
@91jmay
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@Dharmish56
@Dharmish56
And it's relevant
@91jmay
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