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mircea_popescu: as the 
police joke goes, "every victim describes the assailant's gun the same way : it was big"
 trinque: dunno how or if they 
police it. I don't go.
 scriba: Logged on 2016-09-08: [00:39:18] <mircea_popescu> now ima have to 
police my urls o.
 mircea_popescu: the #1 thing i liked about ro socialism and dislike in us socialism is this. idleness was fucking illegal, "homelessness" meant the 
police picked you up, beat you up, and sent you to work camp.
 mircea_popescu: is this what they call the 
police arresting the key people of their child porn ring ? "attacked by terrorists" ?
 mircea_popescu: "At one point, the 
police put a gigantic piece of construction equipment out to block Heemeyer's path, but the Killdozer just fucking made that shit its bitch, tossing it aside and nearly flipping it on its back like a cheap hooker in the process." lol guy has at least one fan
 mircea_popescu: what you';re stuck doing in those places is what happened to eg poor lawsky, and others : you are stuck proving to the tools that their state can't protect them. which is why the mexican cartels spent a while beheading "high ranking 
police officials".
 mircea_popescu: moreover, the neighbours do not come to punch people in the street because they have work to do. raising a militia was expensive even in 1700. today it's very fucking expensive. hence the 
police, ie, standing militia.
 mircea_popescu: the other is that it is the job of the 
police to distribute violence. if you don't let them beat up thieves, and cover them in red tape, they'll just get frustrated ; that frustration will keep boiling and boiling and eventually you'll end up with the us situation, which is to say no real cops (a cop is always and everywhere a BEAT cop! that's 
police work. naught else.) and a bunch of derps hoping to be SWAT. and again you ge
 Framedragger: three of us enter and my friend asks the cop behind the counter whether it would be possible to get a complaint form and file a complaint regarding 
police behaviour / misuse of force.
 Framedragger: we consider, then put a can of beer left in the bag somewhere in a corner just in case, and proceed to the 
police station to file a complaint because why the fuck not.
 diana_coman: I'm still waiting to get to his view of how they called the 
police/why
 BingoBoingo: "The sheriffs office said deputies and Pinckneyville 
police officers received a call at 9:18 a.m. Saturday for reckless driving. Nine minutes later, officers tried to stop a blue 2016 Ford Hatchback, which failed to stop, the sheriffs office said. An officer had to pull in front of the Ford to block it to force the vehicle to stop."
 diana_coman: 
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-08-25#1529080 true; at the same time and funnily enough in this particular case, the parents of this guy actually called the 
police on him and apparently tried to get him out of the way -within the confines of what was acceptable- but essentially everybody else disagreed with the parents' own view that he wasn't fit to live among others as he was at the time.
 ☝︎ phf: if traditional american 
police (and not even special lizard hitler goons) were to raid your house right now, while you're at work, on a suggestion that you run a drug market, and confiscate every piece of electronics&c they could get their hands on, what is the chance that they will find your key? how much trust should i put in your answer? both are obviously rhetorical questions. presumably, if we were to gpg gram, you will have to
 diana_coman still recalls playing a "
police game" which consisted roughly in driving the car across a small figuring and shouting: got another policeman!
 mircea_popescu: yeah. damn that walmart for not spending money it doesn't have and "offloading" the 
police's job on the 
police at "Taxpayers" (=walmart) expense.
 mircea_popescu: so what the fuck IS the 
police there for and why the fuck is a private corp's job to "fight crime" and why the everloving fuck would they pay taxes if they're supposed to fight crime on their own anwyay
 mircea_popescu: Robert Rohloff, a 34-year 
police veteran who has to worry about staffing, budgets, and patrolling the busiest commercial district in Tulsa, says theres nothing funny about Walmarts impact on public safety. He cant believe, he says, that a multibillion-dollar corporation isnt doing more to stop crime. Instead, he says, it offloads the job to the 
police at taxpayers expense."
 thestringpuller: asciilifeform: i guess 
police are like dogs. throw a bone in one direction, do activity in different direction.
 thestringpuller: war on cash man. you have more than 1 grand, the 
police take it. no questions.
 thestringpuller: the 
police are the ones who gonna roll up and be like "We want our cut!"
 mats: set the meet at a 
police station like most folks on craigslist with $expensive-item
 a111: Logged on 2016-08-16 16:49 asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: it isn't, unfortunately, as if the 'hollywood nonsense' were harmlessly decorative. there are countless cases of, e.g., 
police AND arrestee both, acting out 'hollywood script' from their heads...
 mircea_popescu: out of ~50 or so dead hookers in the past 20 years, the 
police "solved" 3 cases.
 mircea_popescu: you know, before the whole "terrorists" bullshit started, i used to enjoy reading 
police reports.
 BingoBoingo: small town "
police sergeant" so figure 125-375 kg
 mircea_popescu: so it turns out upon examination that it's not as much "us snoop has 
police cover" ; but rather that "some 
police grunts are deluded into thinking themselves snoops to accept lower paychecks"
 mircea_popescu: in other lulz, back 20 years ago, friend being pursued by especially insultingly incompetent "secret service" called in a hit on their car. boxed them in, got them out, beat the shit out of them, took them to 
police station as per tradition. 
police wouldn't make arrest, he berated them a good one. and left.
 mircea_popescu: this because i'm not "a citizen" aka consumjer aka idiot, but one of those elite folks to whom law doesn't apply and to whom the 
police are a tool not an entity.
 mircea_popescu:  and ftr, if i one day ran into aliens, i would similarly not report it to the closest 
police preceinct
 mircea_popescu: more to the point, the "classical village" is an entity that survived fine with a dazzling array of law and regulation that a) exceeds in complexity modern codes and b) was entirely oral in nature while at the same time having... no 
police. at all, i mean. none. zip.
 mircea_popescu: contrary to what the state likes to claim, it is always "law enforcement" that creates "the criminal element" ; never the other way around. first there was a 
police, then there was a "law breaker"
 mircea_popescu: also it should probably be noted that what worries them isn't "attacking 
police officer", but the very tmrs-esque "attack government drone"
 a111: Logged on 2016-08-01 17:50 BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Miama Vice and a bunch of other 
police dramas and films
 BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Miama Vice and a bunch of other 
police dramas and films
 ☟︎ mircea_popescu: baltimore 
police dept was ALREADY told to stfu and sit indoors like womenz once.
 mircea_popescu: "8. The 
police are more likely to attack black suspects than whites. Untrue. [Look, Tyrone 4 times as many pale faces are killed by pigs every year than are blacks."  << this is a broken argument. if there's one baby and a hundred sluts and the 
police kills one baby and one slut, it is therefore fair to say the 
police is more likely to attack babies than sluts.
 interviewee: there is no govt actor using 
police power to enforce like the fancy colored linen i used to buy my coffee this am
 a111: Logged on 2016-07-20 00:19 asciilifeform: (if one were to blow up today, the circle in which 
police would know to look for the operator, is not large.)
 a111: Logged on 2016-07-19 19:15 pete_dushenski: "“I am looking to weed out 
police and crazies,” she said. She estimates that only one in four potential customers ultimately passes. Those who do win some time with a professional escort/dominatrix, but it comes at a hefty price: Each hour can cost up to $800, and Rita’s cut is 30%." << steep!
 pete_dushenski: "“I am looking to weed out 
police and crazies,” she said. She estimates that only one in four potential customers ultimately passes. Those who do win some time with a professional escort/dominatrix, but it comes at a hefty price: Each hour can cost up to $800, and Rita’s cut is 30%." << steep!
 ☟︎ a111: Logged on 2016-07-17 19:58 asciilifeform: 'Mr Vancel said the men were shooting at each other before the officers arrived. "This was not a 'come at 
police' situation they weren't targeting the 
police at first - I don't assume so - because these were men out here shooting at each other in an empty parking lot until the 
police showed up and it turned into a gun battle," he added.' << lel
 mircea_popescu: re the "we found traces of tatp" i wonder how big the market in "misdirecting chemicals" is by now. "use this additive, will make 
police think you used Y agent".
 a111: Logged on 2016-07-14 21:27 asciilifeform: soviet sphere quite certainly did not fall because su (or ro, or any) 
police ran out of cars to burn. but because gorbachev wanted his flat in manhattan.
 mircea_popescu: why would you expect they'd do anything but burning 
police cars ?
 a111: Logged on 2016-07-14 19:22 asciilifeform: 'In a related case, authorities nearly 100 miles away in Lancaster County arrested the parents of the 18-year-old, with 
police saying the couple had “gifted” their daughter to Kaplan for helping them out of financial difficulties. She was 14 when her first child was conceived, the criminal complaint said.'
 jurov: squatters vs. 
police