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I'm not even attempting to argue with anyone, just saying that it's literally impossible to stop crime unless there are no laws to break, therefore crime cannot exist, as a crime is defined as "an act or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law."
I never said anything about any police force or any government, I stated what the purpose for them existing is meant to be. What they do or don't do in practice is a completely different story, one that I'm not interested in getting into because I prefer to avoid political discourse for the most part, because even whe
I was trying to say, the laws have to be made by legislators, and the police are supposed to enforce them, but that you cannot stop crime wholly; to do this, you would have to monitor every single person 24/7, or arrest people before there's even reasonable doubt that a crime is being planned, let alone committed. The
That's the job of legislators, not police officers. Officers are tools for upholding existing laws, not creating laws themselves.
mint
Nah, instead of focusing on a systemic solution that, could, you know, solve a crime at the root. initiatives to you know, stop wage theft, provide an acceptable standard of living to
We were, like, 9 or 10. I wasn't even allowed to use the stove at my house when I was 9, let alone know how to use one. Dunno about him.
Gent
If you’re gonna make mac and cheese at least use the real stuff. Boil macaroni in whole milk (just enough to cover), when it’s cooked throw a bunch of grated cheddar into the p
