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I think if you just ask the question "should this task be done by a person with a loaded gun" about everything done by the police and put the "no"s in one pile
by josephorjoe 5y ago
I think if you just ask the question "should this task be done by a person with a loaded gun" about everything done by the police and put the "no"s in one pile and "yes"s in another you can start getting a good idea of the scope of the problem.
The goal should be to get to a process where the person with the loaded gun is not doing tasks in the "no" pile.
I don't care if the person doing those tasks is called a police officer or not as long as they don't have guns.
- JumpCrisscross 5y agoThis is incredibly reasonable. It is also the sort of middle-ground policy which has limited electoral appeal at this time. It doesn't feed the law and order or defund the police yes literally bases which currently dominate the conversation.
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