The parable of the policing people paradox
Even in olden days, society had order and there were systems to guard the communities and make sure no one caused trouble. In ancient Greece there were publically owned slaves who kept order, conducted crowd control, and arrested criminals (Virginia). In Rome the job was left to the army instead of an actual organization. The first “professional” police force was established in London in 1829 (National Archive) and was thought up by a man called Sir Robert Peel. He devised certain principles that are now the back bone of modern policing worldwide. One of such is that the police depends on the approval and trust of the public to effectively do their jobs, yet why should we trust the police if they are …show more content…
Even currently California is running out of water and is expected to be bone dry by 2016. In the stir of the moment where you awake to your house on fire would you try to put out paper with more water than the paper is even worth at all because after all in a desert town where the sun dries up all that it touches is money such an important thing when water is liquid gold? Probably so because after all the collapse and social breakdown the dollar still has value. We still cling to the old system and one run follows always. Money Talks but more on that later. Getting back on subject your town is aflame and there are people over your walls raping and killing your kin and neighbors now kicks in fight or flight response that most people have. Most people in this situations flee for the night and arrive the next morning to ashes and scavengers. The police were never called, it was treated as just another wild fire in the city limits but the only thing wild about it were the …show more content…
Not like the police that extorts it’s civilians but they may be painted in blue. They call them pyros in some areas and they like fire and drugs. Now the war on drugs started in 1971 and I doubt it has ended in this frightening future. What can your local law enforcement do to protect you and your community from these painted pain pushing people? Why follow what the government tells it and make the drug illegal. No treatment centers used for rehabilitation, no educational programs for the youth, probably not even a televised anti pyro announcement that tells of the danger of the drug. Well from what the book’s future tells us is that the drug creates an orgasmic effect on the user when looking at fire. Now it probably started as a backyard lab creation hybrid of Lysergic acid diethylamide or LSD and methylenedioxyphenethylamine or known as MDMA or molly. One is a powerful psychedelic while the other is an amped up amphetamine when combined can possible create an addictive sensation. What can the average citizen do to defend them self against this mob of maniacs? Well certainly not trust the police to wipe them out for much like in the “purge” the fires take out the poor and defenseless and police serve those who can pay their fees. So the average citizen lives on a basic battlefield outside of his home. It’s either kill or be
Even in olden days, society had order and there were systems to guard the communities and make sure no one caused trouble. In ancient Greece there were publically owned slaves who kept order, conducted crowd control, and arrested criminals (Virginia). In Rome the job was left to the army instead of an actual organization. The first “professional” police force was established in London in 1829 (National Archive) and was thought up by a man called Sir Robert Peel. He devised certain principles that are now the back bone of modern policing worldwide. One of such is that the police depends on the approval and trust of the public to effectively do their jobs, yet why should we trust the police if they are …show more content…
Even currently California is running out of water and is expected to be bone dry by 2016. In the stir of the moment where you awake to your house on fire would you try to put out paper with more water than the paper is even worth at all because after all in a desert town where the sun dries up all that it touches is money such an important thing when water is liquid gold? Probably so because after all the collapse and social breakdown the dollar still has value. We still cling to the old system and one run follows always. Money Talks but more on that later. Getting back on subject your town is aflame and there are people over your walls raping and killing your kin and neighbors now kicks in fight or flight response that most people have. Most people in this situations flee for the night and arrive the next morning to ashes and scavengers. The police were never called, it was treated as just another wild fire in the city limits but the only thing wild about it were the …show more content…
Not like the police that extorts it’s civilians but they may be painted in blue. They call them pyros in some areas and they like fire and drugs. Now the war on drugs started in 1971 and I doubt it has ended in this frightening future. What can your local law enforcement do to protect you and your community from these painted pain pushing people? Why follow what the government tells it and make the drug illegal. No treatment centers used for rehabilitation, no educational programs for the youth, probably not even a televised anti pyro announcement that tells of the danger of the drug. Well from what the book’s future tells us is that the drug creates an orgasmic effect on the user when looking at fire. Now it probably started as a backyard lab creation hybrid of Lysergic acid diethylamide or LSD and methylenedioxyphenethylamine or known as MDMA or molly. One is a powerful psychedelic while the other is an amped up amphetamine when combined can possible create an addictive sensation. What can the average citizen do to defend them self against this mob of maniacs? Well certainly not trust the police to wipe them out for much like in the “purge” the fires take out the poor and defenseless and police serve those who can pay their fees. So the average citizen lives on a basic battlefield outside of his home. It’s either kill or be