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Consistent selective law-enforcement doesn't make it better.

• dllthomas 9y ago
  That seems to depend on how it's consistent. If it consistently consolidates the power of the police, it's probably worse than inconsistent. (And I find it weird calling it "less of a police state", despite the deviation from the provided definition...) If it is consistent in always acting against those doing the most harm, with "the most harm" determined in line with the intent of the laws being broken, that seems substantially better - probably even desirable, given limited resources.