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THICKREDLINE.ORG: A Human Rights Focused Curriculum for Law Enforcement
This tool for law enforcement focuses on helping the officer differentiate between crimes with victims vs. victimless crimes built for revenue generation or promoting government control of individual actions.
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Victimless Crimes are Not Really Crimes… And Make the Cops the Criminals
A real crime, by definition, has a perpetrator and a victim: murder, assault, rape, theft, and extortion are all obvious crimes because there is a victim. Politicians and bureaucrats frequently institute illogical, immoral and counter-productive “laws” (politician scribbles) that penalize peaceful, non-violent people for “crimes” that have no victim. Drug possession, gambling, and making arrests for ignoring Covid-19 lock down and social distancing orders are examples of victimless crimes where politicians attempt to get police to use violence immorally and preemptively on overwhelmingly peaceful people frequently to raise revenue or enforce their version of morality on a population. When the police use violence and coercion against peaceful people for victimless crimes (there is simply no way to sugar-coat this) it makes the cops the criminals who are engaged in kidnapping and extortion under the color of law.
