77zach
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Amazing. It would be like living in a free state.
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Amazing. It would be like living in a free state.
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"The critical flaw in the system is the obscene notion of 'crime prevention'.
If you are not stopping an actual crime in progress, then any police act to 'prevent crime' is an improper excess of authority exercised against those who are not engaged in criminal acts.
It's a guaranteed death-spiral into totalitarianism. The only way to genuinely prevent all crime is to prevent all unsupervised activity.
It sounds like such a great idea -- who doesn't want to 'prevent crime'?
But in practice, it becomes crimes by the state against non-criminal individuals. A license to dominate, to improperly exercise improper 'authority'."
such hypocritical behaviour shows your focus is truly slipping as it is out of character, even for you mate, and you might wish to take a break...
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If police prevent crime, how is it that cities with the highest percentage of cops to people have a higher crime rate?
Clear evidence that police does not deter crime, social responsibility reduces crime.
NYC has had a reduction in crime, BUT they have also reduced the ratio of officers to people.
Frequentist statistics are founded on the fiction of repeatability. Flip a fair coin a million times and the next fall cannot be predicted any better than the first one.