@Coloma If we do away with slavery, who will pick the cotton?
Look, I gave you a GA on every answer, even the one were you told me to break a leg, no bad blood here. I’ll put the jokes and sarcasm aside, and be honest.
I honestly think, (very well maybe mistakenly), that there would be less problems without police. I have seen police hit people for little to no reason, I have seen police push a car on to a yellow line so they could give it a ticket.
Furthermore, I used to know a lot of criminals. I have a history in organized crime. Even then, in my foolish youth, I did not see criminals do so many bad things as I have seen police do bad things over the years.
I think, honestly. if you add up all the daily incidences of police brutality, police abusing their power, and what not, on a global level, if you don’t count petty crime, I think police out number serious criminals in terms of who causes the most harm in life.
I have no incentive or other motive to think these things, I base it just off what I see.
@CWOTUS A lot of the time I am deliberately provocative or joking around, but I am in fact serious when I say I can chose to not be depressed, I can also choose to become depressed.
I am not saying this applies to everyone, 99% of the time they have no choice. However, all jokes and sarcasm aside, I was diagnosed manic depressive, prescribed medication. Please don’t tell me I was just a bit sad, I can assure you I was not. I think my standing down by the train tracks alone writing my suicide note kind of proves I was really depressed.
As for police, I am quite sure every single cop on earth does a bad thing, at least once a week, or once a month if I am being generous. It is the nature of the job, it takes regular people, and it grinds them down until they are no better than the people they are forced to deal with all day.
EDIT: I did not always have the ability to choose it or not, I had to learn how, and it was very hard.