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Who decides "exemplary behavior"? If it's the current institutions, then anything up to and excluding shooting people in their beds at the wrong house will stil
by crooked-v 4y ago
Who decides "exemplary behavior"? If it's the current institutions, then anything up to and excluding shooting people in their beds at the wrong house will still be "exemplary".
- monocasa 4y ago> If it's the current institutions, then anything up to and excluding shooting people in their beds at the wrong house will still be "exemplary". Hell, some institutions make killing an obviously innocent person part of the rite of passage, like the LA Sheriff gangs.
- rsync 4y agoThat's the point - it's an end-run around the existing police institutions and unions, etc. Both destinations - the communities that one polices in during the five year "public service" stint and the eventual destination communities with the subsidized housing - would create their own rules as to what constitutes "exemplary behavior". There is nothing that the existing policing structures can offer that trumps subsidized home ownership in an affluent/upscale community. The officers will listen to the community and follow their rules. Note: this is a very rough first expression of an idea I've been kicking around for a while so I will admit it's a little rough around the edges.