they protect and serve people, just people with property
Imagine being a police officer and forcibly evicting someone from their apartment during a pandemic and economic collapse and still thinking you "protect and serve" people and not property.
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It's not "protect and serve" it's "obey and survive."
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And yes I acknowledge I got the "obey and survive" from the fictious LSPD which exist in Grand Theft Auto 5.
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You're welcome to pay for their mortgage, upkeep, and utilities. Otherwise the landlord has to pay for them under our current system. You should see what a lot of tenants do to houses. You'd be amazed at how some people choose to live.
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after WWII...we hung a lot of people because "following orders" was not an acceptable excuse.
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hippity hoppity it's no more your property
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One of the UK government's most welcome emergency measures has been to ban any evictions for three months.
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Considering how frequently US courts rule that law enforcement have absolutely zero obligation to protect or serve the public at all, in any capacity, I'd be completely baffled if any cop actually thinks their job is to protect and serve.
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