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Policing: Neighborhood Patrols are Failures

08/11/2020 by JMMLeave a Comment Tagged With: Black Lives Matter, Crime, Policing

You cannot have a functioning society without a police force.  Free citizens will take matters into their own hands and “vigilantes” will replace.  Americans WILL protect their homes and their loved ones.  Justice will be done – either the civil way, or via the “laws of the jungle”.

“When the dawn patrol’s got to tell you twice, they’re gonna do it with a shotgun.” That’s a lyric from Steely Dan, but it also reflects what seems to be a new trend in two of America’s bluest cities: The replacement of police with civilian militias. (The press prefers to call them “neighborhood patrols” since they’re in Democratic cities).

There are some people who might favor this as a step forward for civil rights and racial justice, but the facts to date don’t support such a reading. In two cities where the police have pulled back from urban areas, they’ve been replaced by armed gangs demanding protection money, increased violence and, yes, prejudice against people who “don’t belong.”Anyone with a brain and a bit of historical knowledge could have seen this coming, which is no doubt why it eluded so much of our political class.

Source: Policing: the ugly truth that neighborhood patrols are failures

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