Why would that be counter-intuitive? Poor, marginalized communities suffer disproportionately from crime — and accordingly tend to promote pro-police policies.

Why would that be counter-intuitive? Poor, marginalized communities suffer disproportionately from crime — and accordingly tend to promote pro-police policies. The only people who don’t recognize that are bourgeoisie who associate those communities with crime — and due to their own biases, assume they don’t want more police from a place of (near) total ignorance. Or who have their privileged sensibilities offended by the fact communities which suffer disproportionate crime also have disproportionate criminals — so try to sweep it under the rug with biased enforcement. But those are luxury beliefs, reinforced with manufactured consent by bourgeois institutions: people actually suffering from crime tend to have considerably more practical beliefs.