Does the state protect us?
What is your opinion?
>I think it's a serious question, so I'll be very grateful to hear your opinions
Does the state protect us?
Jordan Gray
Samuel Kelly
no because the state is too incompetent
Michael Thomas
Guns protect you. The state enforces laws.
Jacob Clark
Do you really believe that a state in which each citizen has his own weapons, which can be used incorrectly and in other bad ways, can be good???
Hudson Nguyen
In our case the only ones it protects are illegals and subhuman slobs who get a free pass because they have a lawyer/public servant/politician/policeman as a friend.
Benjamin White
Do you believe that a state in which each citizen is disarmed and only government forces have weapons, which can be used incorrectly and in other bad ways, can be good?
Mason Ross
Only if it excludes nonwhites.
Bentley Hall
in what way???
Brayden Ramirez
Parker Flores
Who would do exactly that job ???
Samuel Rogers
thank you, but I would not like to focus on the issue of immigrants, I would like to see it from the perspective, judicial, executive and legislative
Ryan Moore
No, it sometimes they fuck up with people on purpose.
Cameron Robinson
James Wood
I also trust my government
Robert Bennett
Police enforce the laws (executive power). Lawmen describe how much force you can use (legislative). Judges determine your innocence (judicial). The only thing that protects you is yourself.
Jack Sanchez
with no reason???
Xavier Wood
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Jaxson Perez
There is always a reason
Carter Carter
you are absolutely right, but on the part of the state ????(in a correct form of politic)
Blake Thomas
we are the state. the state serves the people. if it no longer serves that function then it is tyranny and does not protect you. it depends on the state.
Angel Stewart
>and then you see Greece
Kek and saved
Asher Allen
There's also this one
Mason Myers
>judicial, executive and legislative
Abolition of government entirely seems impossible. (Limited) democracy helps ensure that eventually everyone's concerns are addressed. (No one should actually want radical Athenian democracy where 51% of the population can do whatever they want.) Separation of powers into branches of government address anyone having too much power. But the state is inherently power hungry, which is what the constitutional forms of government try to cure.
Pretty much this. It's a subjective opinion, though global monied interests subvert the state against their populations quite obviously. More dangerous than "States" are the unelected organizations like the EU demanding your national sovereignty. There is also the problem of unaccountable, unelected agencies such as the CIA which have authority to hide their crimes.
In short, States are necessary but populations need to be vigilant, armed, and ready to water the tree of liberty.
Christian Jackson
>Does the state protect us?
State protects women and children.
You are to provide and protect.
At the cost of your health and life, if necessary.
If you are unable to do so or will fail to comply, the state will put you down.
Levi Johnson
Only GOD can protect us niggggggggger
Anthony Jones
They commit several crimes against humanity under the sheets, mostly medical or military stuff.
Connor Davis
Parker Rogers
No, the state dissuades crime through enforcement. In theory at least.
Matthew Russell
The state gets it's revenue from taxation (theft) and thus has no profit and loss incentive. Imagine you were forced to buy at least 5 big macs a week, what do you think the price of those big macs would be? What about the quality?