IcyWillow1193 t1_ixynm4g wrote
Reply to comment by PrivacyEnthusiast1 in I'm legit scared of people in cars these days. Why does it feel like society is breaking down? by MintyLacroix
Cops don't do shit because they've been told to not do shit. City pols are spending too much time listening to defund/ACAB activists and not enough time looking out for the rest of us.
OneFunkyPlatypus t1_ixyw4ko wrote
Y’all get what you voted for
NoMoreMonkeyBrain t1_ixz85nc wrote
Which is interesting because I don't think I've ever heard defund or ACAB activists ever agitate to stop enforcing traffic laws, but I have seen a lot of calls to stop treating the police as judge/jury/executioner for nonviolent crimes.
IcyWillow1193 t1_ixz8yof wrote
>I don't think I've ever heard defund or ACAB activists ever agitate to stop enforcing traffic laws
Getting the police out of traffic enforcement is one of the pillars of anti-police activism. You see it on this sub with people who try to claim violent traffic behavior is solely an infrastructure problem, or that traffic enforcement should be handled administratively, like parking enforcement. It ignores the inherently violent nature of the kind of behavior OP is talking about.
6FeetBeneathTheMoon t1_ixzk1kh wrote
> I don't think I've ever heard defund or ACAB activists ever agitate to stop enforcing traffic laws
It's literally like the first tenant of the defund people.
sagarnola89 t1_ixzzq44 wrote
BS. Most "defund the police "types ride public transit and actually care about lessening congestion and pollution. The aggressive drivers are entitled conservative car drivers.
borg359 t1_iy1oxii wrote
DC’s Police Reform Commission would beg to differ with your assertion that curtailing traffic enforcement is not part of the defunding and/or reforming the police movement.
https://wamu.org/story/21/04/28/proposal-would-give-ddot-not-dc-police-traffic-enforcement/
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