- lock 'em up forever
- wear 'em out w/labor while they are young and full of juice + try to set them up to be functional adults

Lets look at the data rather than repeating narrative - Pew Research Centre:

The FBI’s data is based on information it receives from thousands of federal, state, county, city and other police departments, not all agencies participate every year. In 2019, the most recent full year available, the FBI received data from around eight-in-ten agencies.

BJS, for its part, tracks crime by fielding a large annual survey of Americans ages 12 and older and asking them whether they were the victim of a crime in the past six months. One advantage of this approach is that it captures both reported and unreported crimes. But the BJS survey has limitations of its own. Like the FBI, it focuses mainly on a handful of violent and property crimes while excluding other kinds of crime. And since the BJS data is based on after-the-fact interviews with victims, it cannot provide information about one especially high-profile type of crime: murder.





Using the FBI data, the violent crime rate fell 49% between 1993 and 2019, with large decreases in the rates of robbery (-68%), murder/non-negligent manslaughter (-47%) and aggravated assault (-43%). (It’s not possible to calculate the change in the rape rate during this period because the FBI revised its definition of the offense in 2013.) Meanwhile, the property crime rate fell 55%, with big declines in the rates of burglary (-69%), motor vehicle theft (-64%) and larceny/theft (-49%).

Using the BJS statistics, the declines in the violent and property crime rates are even steeper than those reported by the FBI. Per BJS, the overall violent crime rate fell 74% between 1993 and 2019, while the property crime rate fell 71%.




In 20 of 24 Gallup surveys conducted since 1993, at least 60% of U.S. adults have said there is more crime nationally than there was the year before, despite the generally downward trend in national violent and property crime rates during most of that period.

While perceptions of rising crime at the national level are common, fewer Americans believe crime is up in their own communities. In all 23 Gallup surveys that have included the question since 1993, no more than about half of Americans have said crime is up in their area compared with the year before.


TLDR although the data is not complete, overall analysis shows crime has been going down year on year since the early 90s. However most voters believe crime is consistent and has been unchanged. This is more likely a social or political narrative bias to reflect a worse situation than what the reality is.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tan...me-in-the-u-s/

Was literally just about to post that crime has gone down for decades now. Not that misc cares about facts much

This. We just gave our police more money. We also don't have random gangs attacking people

America isnt a real place srs

The solution is simple, pay people more, get more folks out of poverty. Racism is also contributor to high crime areas. Blacks who live in middle class areas do not commit crime, imagine if more black folks didn't fall under systematic racism.

Imagine if slaves were never forced to be slaves, but instead were given jobs & education as soon as they touched American soil. This country wouldn't have the violence it does today. Instead blacks were held back 80 years and then given equal opportunity. We're playing catch up and won't be caught up for another 2 to 3 generations.

ok now do 2020. idiot.

Can’t imagine having as few brain cells as jayracism

This is a power grab by the feds

They have intentionally weakened the municiple and state level police

they already temp federally deputized local police during the riots last year, they basically forced Trump into this. That was strategic to set the precedence but you will see this more and more and people will get used to it.

Currently the police system is too decentralized for the elite's liking. They are looking to consolidate power.

This all eventually leads to the one world government people like alex jones and david icke have been talking about for 30 years. I used to think they were wackos but now look at clownworld. Look at the EU and the european countries willingly giving up their sovereignty. Imagine living in Germany but some French cuck gets to set your gov policies and tell you what to do.

Eventually they will push more federal police as the solution or federal take over of policing. You will have pres harris and the like saying they can solve the riots and police brutality and police racism with more federal oversight and consolidation. Now you have your CCP gestapo agents spread out country wide to do their bidding.

Well, the war on drugs has certainly been working so far, right?

The idea is to free up resources and take away a major income earner for the cartels and gangs. If you take away drugs and prostitution (which I also think should be legal in the US like it is most other places), they have far less avenues. Unless your average gang banger is going to learn how to launder money or get into human trafficking. And, the police don't have to worry about busting stupid petty heroin dealers and can actually go after real criminals.

Weapons sales have gone through the roof recently, so I predict people will handle things themselves since the police can't be everywhere at once.

Data is not out retard.

Sorry the data doesn't support your view, try approaching these topics openly instead of being a mindless *******.