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[–] [deleted] • 4 pts

Meant to take any wind out of any sail of any patriot.

Psychology is their method of control and they’ve had thousands upon thousands of years to perfect their craft.

We are not fighting humans. We are fighting pure evil that lies in the heart of the species that rule over us all.

[–] • 2 pts

It's time to isolate, regroup, and reorganize as a people. Being a pet of satanic politicians doesn't do that.

[–] • 2 pts

How the fuck is letting nature take its course in nog cities taking the wind out of anybody's sails. That fills my sails like Christopher fuckin' Columbus.

[–] • 3 pts

Well, if all of our police throw in the towel like they want them to, couldn't they install a new police force? Possibly one with global alleigence and not one who cares about the people? That would be worse, but the yews put pressure on all sides until things pop, then they get what they want.

[–] • 1 pt

Amazon police. ZOG global allegiance.

[–] • 0 pt

Let the globalhomo police come. They’ll all be diversity hires anyway and you know how worthless those are…even with top of the line equipment and funding, they’re still diversity hires in the end. No real men will be involved with that shit.

[–] • 1 pt

Demotivation in general can spiral, but disillusion is important to discovering truth. You can be damn sure that the demotivation psyop will backfire in the end, because white people are stronger than they predict.

[–] • 0 pt

Join intentional communities and homeschool. Let the evil eat each other.

[–] • 2 pts

People he used to work for don't deserve him, he deserves better.

[–] • 1 pt

I have a family member who was a 15 year veteran in a red state in the south. Said the attitude towards cops has changed and everyone is now a belligerent asshole. Now the top brass basically doesn’t have anyone’s back. So he quit this year. That job was his life. He was a great cop. No more.

Another guy at my church is a cop. He’s also thinking about hanging it up for much the same reason.

I think this is a problem that is gonna get worse for a couple years and then when crime spikes, people are gonna push back and demand policing again. Unfortunately, it’s going to get worse before it gets better. Move out of the city if you can, carry a gun, and remember that NO ONE is coming to help you. Most importantly, around blacks, never relax.

[–] • 1 pt

When crime spikes

You mean... Right now?

[–] • 2 pts

Nigger, we are just getting started. Mayor Beetlejuice of Chicongo is telling people that crime is going DOWN.

[–] • 1 pt

The only crime that's going down on that bug-eyed troglodyte is her equally hideous 'wife.'

[–] • 0 pt

since the UN demanded that nations follow their guidelines on youth crime, there has been calls in so many nations around the world to police and charge youth crime better, because it has resulted in so many problems. guess what? they don't care what the people think. they're not changing it back. so if you think people calling for more policing will result in more policing, you're wrong, unless it's a federal force, which is an essential communist tactic.

[–] • 0 pt

The UN doesn’t control the US. Local politics still has a chance though federal bullshit has moved on. If you think that the people of Joplin, MO or Omaha, NE or Gary, IN aren’t going to throw their sherif and mayors the fuck out on their ass over crime rates skyrocketing and policing going to shit, you’re wrong. Maybe San Francisco, Portland, and New York can keep on this way but the rest of the country won’t endure this long term.

[–] • 0 pt

yes they do, and you're wrong.

[–] • 0 pt

I see it as a win.

[–] • 0 pt

wouldve kept the pistol and tossed the badge instead of turning them in

[–] • 0 pt

Every cop needs to understand that they are one misheard word away from losing their career and pension.

That every day they put on their uniform could be the day that a nigger ODs in front of them, and they spend the rest of their life in prison for murder.

Their superiors won't defend or protect them, but will instead demonise them. Their fellow officers won't have the ability or means to help them in any way.

No matter what you think of cops right now, they are hopefully just one more Chauvin away from becoming our allies.

[–] • 0 pt

Of course that's true of average people when talking to the cops. Maybe we should lower the stakes a bit for both sides when dealing with minor issues like drug possession. Maybe those kinds of stakes should only be applied to very serious things like murder. Maybe its better if cops and citizens interacted less and thus faced less risk associated with these interactions.

[–] • 0 pt

But then how will the state seize ever more control goy?

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We have laws and we have punishments. Many people think that the only reason we have punishments is to make people suffer after they break the law. But that is not true.

The main reason we have punishments is to prevent people (to deter them) from breaking the law in the first place.

Drug laws are a great example. - The punishments don't match the crime. - If they did, then people would be deterred from breaking those laws in the first place.

Also, the odds of getting caught are another factor. - If the chance of receiving the punishment is low, then the punishment no longer works as a deterrent.

The harsher the punishments, and the higher the likelyhood of getting caught, those are the only things that will prevent your dreaded "interactions".

Once the punishments match the crime, and the likelyhood of being caught and convicted is high enough to deter criminals, then there will be no more crime. Because only then will the criminals be deterred from committing crimes in the first place.