“Oppressed people must give up the systems that harm them. Police are not public, nor good. Departments arrest for profit and sell vulnerable people to jails and prisons to fill beds. Cities incentivize and reward police officers for maximizing their ticket writing and traffic stops. On college campuses, cops make drugs disappear; on the streets, cops make alleged dealers disappear. Police officers are prison–industrial complex foot soldiers, and poor people are its targets. Disadvantaged communities should not ask for law enforcement to ensure safety any more than someone should ask for poisoned water to quench thirst.”Related: shockstop review "Without everyone around us who's been helping and all our fans as well, it would've been difficult for us to become who we are today and really grow into the individuals we are," he said, humbly. "Being in our fifth year hits a bit differently now. I hope for us to always keep that heart of gratitude and thanks toward our fans and everyone around as we continue forth." shockstop review The soul of our beloved city is deeply rooted in a history that has evolved over thousands of years; rooted in a diverse people who have been here together every step of the way – for both good and for ill. shockstop review In the first episode we’re introduced to Bella, a burgeoning author who’s gained fame from Twitter and is attempting to keep her career momentum going by writing a second book based on her internet musings. Attempting to transition into a serious writer, she struggles with the true merit of her writing abilities, coming from a non-traditional, non-academic background. In her hurry to meet her 6 a.m. deadline set by her publishers, she hunkers down to get her first draft going. But instead, she goes out partying with an old friend — and gets drugged and raped in the bathroom stall of a nightclub. shockstop review
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