Law enforcement work in accordance with our laws that is not sanctioned by the state is not unlawful if we have the honor, courage, and commitment to prove and present evidence showing the state’s violations of our laws.
When evidence indicates, a law enforcement officer believes their service and sacrifices entitles them to be above the law. At the same time, evidence indicates they execute actions to protect themselves from being held accountable for their historical conduct while arresting others based on evidence of their activities.
A badge does not validate an officer’s representation of the laws of a republic. It only shows evidence of the people’s trust in them to protect and serve. When there is an element of law enforcement that fails to represent the law, it is the responsibility of the people to remove that flaw. I detest […]
A badge carries more weight than a chevron on American soil because the United States Constitution dictates that, but while a chevron protected that soil, it carried the weight of the world.
If a law enforcement officer does not represent a republic’s judge and jury, why are they issued a tool that performs that function?
When dealing with corruption in the judicial system or a failure to enforce the law by local police departments, we must properly articulate ourselves and all available evidence to eliminate personal, political, and cultural bias in the American justice system. When we align evidence of others’ actions in parallel with the laws they are violating, […]
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