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LilMonst3r
12 minutes ago, RenegAde said:

They was always some form of law enforcement no matter what it was branded as ,every society had a group of people  saddled with the responsibility  to keep order . So yes ,the society will decend into chaos without the police or some other form of law enforcement 

Idk what is wrong with people like yes we support BLM but don’t go too Overboard dont let your savior complex blind your judgment. We still need police officers and funded departments. We just need to weed out the racist good for nothing abusive police officers.

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Economy
36 minutes ago, GagaSine said:

So the lives of people the police murder and harass with impunity are worth your percieved safety, and I personaly don't agree with that at all.  There are other ways to keep each other safe. I would like to not discuss this further.

I did not say they dont matter. This is what i hate about politics. Many ppl take pointing out 1 point or reality as if it means everything else doesnt matter. 

 

Also the part i underlined is the point those that want to abolish police need to focus on more... because if u to abolish police and get ppl on board, u need a working plan for it

 

Its also by discussing it such a thing could even occur. Getting insulted and turning off discussion cuz one has a different view from u gets no one anywhere

 

Also to add to a reply to gave someone else, its not about having faith in ppl... u can have 95% of ppl be good hearted ppl who will not steal, rob etc... it only takes a few ppl thinking they can now do whatever they want to create total chaos, it doesnt have to be the majority of ppl being dangerous to turn the world upside down

 

Think of how much crime already occurs as it is. If there was no fear of accountability that number would explode

 

 

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LaLa

It's very obvious nobody is reading the article :fail:

They are saying police in uniform are no longer going to participate in the parade and marches. Not that there will be no security presence at all. 

"Heritage of Pride said it plans to shift first response and security to trained private security and provide volunteers with de-escalation training. "NYPD will provide first response and security only when absolutely necessary as mandated by city officials," the organization said. It also plans to keep police officers at least one city block from the event perimeter areas "where possible."

Toronto put this policy in place a few years ago, and I'm all for it. Police officers can be a huge source of stress and fear for many queer people (especially Trans people) who should feel safe at Pride. 

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15 minutes ago, LaLa said:

It's very obvious nobody is reading the article :fail:

They are saying police in uniform are no longer going to participate in the parade and marches. Not that there will be no security presence at all. 

"Heritage of Pride said it plans to shift first response and security to trained private security and provide volunteers with de-escalation training. "NYPD will provide first response and security only when absolutely necessary as mandated by city officials," the organization said. It also plans to keep police officers at least one city block from the event perimeter areas "where possible."

Toronto put this policy in place a few years ago, and I'm all for it. Police officers can be a huge source of stress and fear for many queer people (especially Trans people) who should feel safe at Pride. 

I think most ppl from page 1 got that (at least i did). But some comments that implied anti police phylosophy triggered the conversation to go that way. I dont think most of us having the discussion now think theres gonna be no police anywhere at this particular event

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SevenWonder

This feels like a case of throwing the baby out with the bathwater. It's super reactive and not very well thought out, imo. I live in WeHo and the cops here are VERY pro gay. Or they act like they are.

One reason why? We always have a blast with them during Pride and that sets up a more friendly relationship throughout the rest of the year. Pride was one of those rare moments when two groups that are often at odds - cops and LGBT - can come together. They feel a part of our community and vice versa.

By cutting them out? It might just establish a more Us v Them dynamic. But that's just my take. Maybe I'm wrong...

(Also, the hired hands that they're adding for extra security? Just about all of them are either ex cops or off duty cops. So, like, what's the point?)

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1 hour ago, bionic said:

The article states that they are reducing police presence because it makes some people feel on edge and uncomfortable- not necessarily because they cause problems.

Yeah i see no issue with that either... nobody likes having a bunch of officers around them and if ur from a targeted disenfranchised group even more so. They dont have to be sorrounding ppl at the event

 

But for those ppl that just dont want them around at all period... tbh i wonder if we should try yanking out police entirely for a while to try it out so ppl finally understand what they are actually asking for. They are only focused on the viral cases making the news which awful as they are dont change the fact ud have even more murders and violence without police

 

When a detailed working plan to replace police comes forward great. It doesnt have to be police, i certainly dont have some kind of loyalty or devotion to a law enforcement system full of problems and if u can come up with a better system all the better... but until then, u cant just get rid of them without some other system

 

There are some ideas being thrown out there of some stuff that might be able to replace police. Thats a start. But ive still yet to see a detailed realistic plan, with logistics etc put forward. That needs to exist before any kind of action to remove police is even considered

 

 

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Kadikaado

In a state where there's no police to control the disorder, there's always militia. Where I love the militia is still weak, but in the city of Rio de Janeiro (1 and a half hour driving a car from here) the militia controls everything and things are insane.

I am authistic, so don't be offended if I make a mess sometimes.
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RAMROD

I feel for the actual rare uncorrupted gay police officers. Guess whoever seek it can meet them in the b̶a̶c̶k̶ ̶a̶l̶l̶e̶y̶-̶-̶(̶N̶Y̶C̶ ̶d̶o̶n̶'̶t̶ ̶h̶a̶v̶e̶ ̶a̶l̶l̶e̶y̶s̶ ̶l̶u̶l̶z̶)̶ clubs now? :bradley:

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Googoo GAGA

I think how they're doing it is fine. The article states that the police are still there, just reduced. So the protection is still there. At the same time, making it not as intense for the people who have been traumatized by police actions towards them or their communities. I like this idea and think it might help. Now if things go wrong, it can always go back to what it was. I wish people would think about it from all sides :ohwell:

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JohnnyVersace
7 hours ago, Luke78619 said:

Wait why are people “Yaaas” reacting to this :poot: this seems bad to me, advertising that police will not be present where masses of queer people meet :wtf:

Because the police usually march in the parade or have a float. Which is ironic, especially after the past year, and would not be met warmly. 
 

NYPD will still have a presence to enforce the law, but they definitely do not need to have a spot in the Pride March. 

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ALGAYDO
6 hours ago, myluis617 said:

Stupid queers I swear yall just begging for violence to then start crying for police intervention. People are doing too much with this banning of police and defunding police as well. 

 

6 hours ago, Anderson123 said:

Those YASSSing to this clearly have no idea what that can cause and live in their own bubble lol. Pride is not your regular gay club party, there's chance of hate crimes being committed there, now imagine with no police in there.

Did y’all even read the whole thing? They’re still gonna be there, they just won’t be a integral aspect of it. There’s still gonna be law enforcement there to make sure nothing bad happens. Read before you comment LOL 

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