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Incredibly holistic but never missing the point.
This view on policing (mostly in America) shows us how policing has been turned into the default for any societal problem, and how criminalisation of activities is the preferred way politicians use to solve problems rather then implementing real solutions.
This has lead the solution to now become the problem, and therefore the police is the main problem in a myriad of ways.
Highly recommend it.
Incredibly holistic but never missing the point.
This view on policing (mostly in America) shows us how policing has been turned into the default for any societal problem, and how criminalisation of activities is the preferred way politicians use to solve problems rather then implementing real solutions.
This has lead the solution to now become the problem, and therefore the police is the main problem in a myriad of ways.
Highly recommend it.
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As much as one could have a book filled with a number of definitions, and pseudo intellectual moments, or even adverts, calls to action and feel like it's plastered with MTV ads the most calling and gripping thing is the stories told by the characters of Generation X
As much as one could have a book filled with a number of definitions, and pseudo intellectual moments, or even adverts, calls to action and feel like it's plastered with MTV ads the most calling and gripping thing is the stories told by the characters of Generation X
