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So I know quite a few people SF who are both anti police and anti second ammendment and it just makes absolutely no sense to me. The craziest thing is half of t

So I know quite a few people SF who are both anti police and anti second ammendment and it just makes absolutely no sense to me. The craziest thing is half of them seemed to be on the marxist/anti-capitalist spectrum too and I always wondered what their plan would be to enforce those ideals without police or an individaual mandate like the 2'nd ammendment. It boggles the mind.

adventured 6y ago
> I always wondered what their plan would be to enforce those ideals without police The plan is to replace the police with their own ideology enforcement system, which every totalitarian ideology does by necessity. You can already see this in action. The defund the police proponents are aggressively pushing for building new de facto police structures that they would control (they won't call them police). The goal, as in all Marxist outcomes (happens every single time without exception), is to replace the existing power structures with new power structures that are aligned to the Marxist outcome they're pursuing and that will help enforce their aims and beliefs. The new police would be involved in things such as cultural & behavioral enforcement for example, they would not be narrowly focused on crime, they would be tasked at assisting the revolution. They don't want to remove the police per se. They want to replace them. They want their own enforcement systems put into place, that they can control and that are aligned to their ideology. It is a cultural revolution attempt, plain and simple. This is why Antifa is at the center of the riots, they aren't anti-authoritarian, they're merely supposedly anti-Fascism, and they're universally pro-Marxism and openly violent (which tells you everything you need to know); it's nothing more than the escalation of the classic left vs right conflict, with Antifa being a violent militia wing for the extreme left.
- andromeduck 6y ago
  I suppose your right. Sometimes I feel like we're living the 30's right now.
- kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
  Good analysis. I suspect you're right, the funding would be diverted from traditional crime investigations to cultural and behavioural enforcement.

adventured 6y ago

> I always wondered what their plan would be to enforce those ideals without police The plan is to replace the police with their own ideology enforcement system, which every totalitarian ideology does by necessity. You can already see this in action. The defund the police proponents are aggressively pushing for building new de facto police structures that they would control (they won't call them police). The goal, as in all Marxist outcomes (happens every single time without exception), is to replace the existing power structures with new power structures that are aligned to the Marxist outcome they're pursuing and that will help enforce their aims and beliefs. The new police would be involved in things such as cultural & behavioral enforcement for example, they would not be narrowly focused on crime, they would be tasked at assisting the revolution. They don't want to remove the police per se. They want to replace them. They want their own enforcement systems put into place, that they can control and that are aligned to their ideology. It is a cultural revolution attempt, plain and simple. This is why Antifa is at the center of the riots, they aren't anti-authoritarian, they're merely supposedly anti-Fascism, and they're universally pro-Marxism and openly violent (which tells you everything you need to know); it's nothing more than the escalation of the classic left vs right conflict, with Antifa being a violent militia wing for the extreme left.

andromeduck 6y ago
I suppose your right. Sometimes I feel like we're living the 30's right now.
kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
Good analysis. I suspect you're right, the funding would be diverted from traditional crime investigations to cultural and behavioural enforcement.