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Interesting, I was promised that a world without law enforcement was some kind of utopia where everone would get together just fine... It's perfectly fine to c

Interesting, I was promised that a world without law enforcement was some kind of utopia where everone would get together just fine... It's perfectly fine to complain about police brutality. But it's almost undestandable when you know what kind of crap they have to deal with daily (as exemplified by TFA). It gets old. No surprise only the ones with too thick skin keep on. And make no mistake, the ones more affected by common criminals are the people with lower incomes. They're the ones that have to use public transport (in some places, of course), go to the sketchy shops in food deserts, where the loss of a vehicle or a phone can be catastrophic, etc

manuelabeledo 4y ago
> I was promised that a world without law enforcement was some kind of utopia where everone would get together just fine... This sounds like hyperbole, although there are some libertarians, especially anarcho-capitalists, who would believe so. > the ones more affected by common criminals are the people with lower incomes I'm inclined to agree with this, but it is also true that law enforcement, as a whole, tends to provide better service to higher earners than anyone else.
- raverbashing 4y ago
  > but it is also true that law enforcement, as a whole, tends to provide better service to higher earners than anyone else. Very true. They get the worse of both sides.