You can't have a police state without police.

 

You can't have a fascist police state without police, or a communist police state without police.

Now, do we really care what police are, or want them at all? If they are just as bad as Nazis and Communists in their treatment of people, why do we care? What if the police are going to use guns against you? How is that even a problem? But what if they are going to shoot anyone in their path, including parents who raise a child, in America, so why do we care?

As someone who is a student of law, I've observed that police can be just as bad, if not worse, than their Nazi and Communist opponents.

So this means we don't need to be in a fascist police state, because the police will not oppress you if they don't have to. This also means the police do not have to be brutal or evil, just evil. The police will just take care of you if you are not a violent, bad person. They may not harm you all the time, but they will protect you unless you act like a maniac or have done something very horrible.

In other words, we can all be safe if we go along to get along.<|endoftext|>"For as long as we are alive there will be two worlds: one is the world of human interaction and one is the world of the undead. If you want to understand this world, you'll have to go look for yourself." -Kaiju: The Video Game ~The Beginning

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