The images of communities fixing their own neighborhoods is so powerful, and I wonder if it's more effective at reducing riots - to see your own people around you working to undo the damage is much more humanizing than seeing city workers in matching uniforms working for pay.
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In a way, it likely is. The fact that they are the ones witnessing and physically dealing with the damage is going to effect them and make them not want to see this again. Cops are disaffected at some point, it's just a routine punctuated by high levels of stress.
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This sounds like 'localism' that I've seen
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Police should also be part of the community they police.
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Probably depends on whether the people doing the damage actually live in the area.
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