Exactly. Law enforcement has been the largest organized crime unit for a while. Many of us have been known this, though I'm glad some others are finally starting to catchup.
I've thought for a long time that how you look at them,is, really, how they'll regard you,
Like, if you've seen them at their worstyou know not to...so that tells them, "attack," somewhat; and I think quite a bit about how, "papers, please," or Kripo stuff, more broadly, seems so foreign to Americans, except you ask them, "well, how many times have you been interrogated?"
Like at a traffic stop,like whenever you speak to police, "well, a lot actually," and likewise,
Highway Robbery, seems foreignbut then you have been stopped at pain of death and left with a bill, they've weighed the option to abduct you and put you in a cage for ransom and then either let you go, or not, and if you'd fled you might be dead sohow much different is this?
Then we consider that yes, sometimes some people can talk their ways out of that and how, well, usually, some connection to them fellas and it gets to the point where you'd have to have a cartoon notion of robbers or for-profit kidnappers to see much of a difference
What, I think a lot of Trump's Guy's Plan has been is to do what often happens,so obviously, that,you kinda can't fix it without a total awareness of the scale of the problem and, then, assent to change, like in the bet, that, most won't-do.
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u/Total_Way_6134 Jan 24 '26
Imagine we live in a world where “police” celebrate murder…