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Brazilian Riots During Police Walkout abolish the police

Do Brazilian Riots During Police Walkout Prove We Need Policing?

February 10, 2017February 17, 2017 Alia Atreides 1133 Views abolish the police, Brazil, escalation, peaceful abolition, riots, state power, violence, walkout

While mayhem and violence have swept across several Brazilian cities, some are using this tragedy as proof that abolishing police

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The Many Ways That Police Brutality Payouts Cost Taxpayers

September 28, 2016March 16, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 1720 Views 2 percent raise, Accountability, assault, Brazil, Brutality, casino licensing fee, city managers, city schools, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, cost to taxpayers, dailygazette.com, deductible levels, direct complicity, Dishonesty, double-standards, evaluating police merit, excessive force, freedom, general fund, Harassment, Justice System, kelly patterson, lawsuits, Martha K. Huggins, misconduct liability insurance, municipal government, New York, ny, officer base pay, overtime, payout, PBA, pension, pension indebtedness, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police Benevolent Association, Police brutality, Police Brutality Raises Costs to Taxpayers, police civil rights abuses, police salaries, Police State, police violations of human rights, police-related liability insurance, premiuims, private attorneys’ fees, professor, public education, Public safety, rewarding police violence, rights, risk-manage, Schenectady, Schenectady City Council, Schenectady Police Department, scholar of Brazil, settlements, taxes, taxpayer costly, taxpayers, The Daily Gazette, Transparency, Tulane Professor Emerita, Tulane University, Union College

The following post was shared with the CopBlock Network by Martha K. Huggins, via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. The post

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Cops: Eating Out The Substance Of Their Own Countrymen

June 10, 2015November 22, 2015 Asa J 2592 Views A Brief History of Slavery and the Origins of American Policing, Abolish Traffic Law, Abolish Traffic Lights, anarchy, atlanta, Atlanta Police, Barack Obama, black unemployment, Brazil, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, China, Civil War, cocaine crazed Negro brain, Coercion, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, dead hand of the state, denmark, Der Speigel, dollar devaluation, Dr. John Staddon, Dr. Milton Friedman, Dr. Victor E. Kappeler, Dr. Walter E. Williams, Drachten, drone strikes, Drug Policy Alliance, Eastern Kentucky University, Eating out our substance, extortion, federal reserve, frederic bastiat, free society, George Bush, George Mason University, germany, Great Britain, Hans Hermann Hoppe, Hans Monderman, highway men, inattentional blindness, income tax, India, inflation, interracial marriage, law is a racket, legal plunder, license plate readers, lysander sponer, Marriage licensure, Maryland, Mayor Kasim Reed, minimum wage, Minimum Wage Cruelty, Monderman Model, Negro Cocaine “Fiends” Are a New Southern Menace, Negro Cocaine Fiends, Netherlands, New York Times, no victim no crime, Ohio, opium war, Park Atlanta, Police brutality, private law society, Racial Trade-Offs, red light cameras, regulation, revenue generation, San Francisco opium law, SJW, Social Justice Warrior, speeding camera, speeding tickets, Statistic Brain Research Institute, Stop eating out our substance, taxation is theft, thomas jefferson, three felonies a day, traffic fatalities, traffic law make you less safe, traffic-related death statistics, war on drugs, West Palm Beach

Every government employee is morally suspect, this is true. Funded by violent expropriation (taxation), government workers add no net gain

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