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The plan recommends that up to $200 million of the police budget should be redistributed to "community-led solutions" so "we can grow our future without SPD." Funding "community-led solutions" means a massive payday for racial-justice nonprofits and activist organizations.pic.twitter.com/UF706ahVJA
The end goal for the activists is "police abolition." The plan explicitly states that the 50% budget cut is just the first step towards demolishing the police department and creating a utopia "beyond policing."pic.twitter.com/Np86cXFIeM
Understand this: "police abolition" is no longer confined to obscure academic journals; it is now being considered by major American cities. The activists have built their narrative: "The police are incorrigibly racist, violent, and corrupt. Reform is not enough. Utopia now!"
This legislation to "defund the police" has a real chance at becoming law in Seattle. Four councilmembers—Morales, Sawant, Mosqueda, and González—have already pledged their support to a 50% cut. If they can flip one more councilmember, they can pass it.
How will it end? In chaos. I published an article last year warning about the "defund the police" movement. My predictions still stand: wealthy residents would hire private security and poor residents would be at the mercy of violent gangs. /endhttps://www.city-journal.org/abolish-police-call-to-action …
Are drugs involved in city council meetings?
So if I or my family member is murdered, or raped, who will investigate the crime? How will a suspect be arrested? How will a trial take place? I guess it's the Wild West again, with no law, or justice?
Why don't they fund this themselves?
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