The Myth of Police Protection

Yeah, I don't really fell that a violent gang funded by the stolen money of others by the force of the state exactly "protects" me...
 
I asked the question and then forgot to check for an answer until last night. But I think what Travlyr said should be repeated:

ARE COPS CONSTITUTIONAL?

Roger Roots
Yet the dissident English colonists who framed the United States Constitution would have seen this modern 'police state' as alien to their foremost principles.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL TEXT

The Constitution contains no explicit provisions for criminal law enforcement. Nor did the constitutions of any of the several states contain such provisions at the time of the Founding. Early constitutions enunciated the intention that law enforcement was a universal duty that each person owed to the community, rather than a power of the government. Founding-era constitutions addressed law enforcement from the standpoint of individual liberties and placed explicit barriers upon the state.
 
Well, bumping for the newcomers with this thread is definitely something that needs to be done from time to time. Thus, if you've never seen this thread before, go read the FIRST POST.
 
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