> no one is calling for an end of law enforcement. There are several comments in this discussion calling for abolishing the police. Whenever this topic gets br

> no one is calling for an end of law enforcement. There are several comments in this discussion calling for abolishing the police. Whenever this topic gets brought up, it usually seems like half the people are defending "Defund the Police" by saying that no one wants to get rid of the police, and the other half are defending "Defund the Police" by telling people why the police should be abolished. And people with political power are calling for the abolishing them as well. This is Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib from last April: > No more policing, incarceration, and militarization. It can't be reformed. I'm not sure why people who want reform are so set on tying themselves to this slogan. If I starting chanting "Defund Public Schools!", I wouldn't expect anyone to interpret that as "remove bloat from school budgets and use the money to fund social services for the kids in order to lessen the burden on teachers and make public schools function better." [1] https://twitter.com/rashidatlaib/status/1381745303997534216?lang=en https://twitter.com/rashidatlaib/status/1381745303997534216?...