As a former cop (did it in my youth, out over a decade now) I cant imagine the mass demoralization that has been going on in departments. What we are seeing with all the negative police footage these days are departments where the ratio of bad cops is inflating by simple attrition.
I thought the documentary was excellent. She did kinda give short-shrift to the BLM side of the argument but I didnt really expect anything else from her. Very insightful commentary on crime in America, how it lead to modern policing, and how its breaking down around us right now.
The ending was...somewhat bleak but not anything that would surprise a pede here. I spend the last 1/4 loading mags and cleaning guns.
It does a decent job of looking at the problem of today, and some of what led to it, but it doesn't go into the bigger picture very much when it comes to root cause analysis. They did have people mention that the trouble here came from Europe when it comes to Antifa, but there's a lot more there that goes beyond Antifa. There's a greater agenda.
They also mentioned critical race theory - and that goes back to the same root cause. BLM, Antifa, Black Panthers, etc., all traces back to Marxist influences and agenda.
At the end of the film, after partially dissecting the problem, there was next to nothing about a solution other than basically "God wins in the end, no matter what happens". So we're just supposed to stick with God and tough it out apparently.
The goal of the enemy is to destroy America. The only solution is a Judo move where we let them have their own regions under their own rule, which gives them 100% free reign to implement all of their "solutions" for themselves that they want to impose on the rest of us, which will lead to their complete destruction in short order.
That also enables a future battle scenario to take place once the two sides are more physically separated. After their ultimate defeat, we can reclaim the section of the country they destroyed, and restore it without rotting influence and resistance.
I think this one might be good for those who are unaware of all this.
I couldn't believe it in the summer when I mentioned the riots to someone and they said, "What riots?"
...because the good ones are leaving in droves.
As a former cop (did it in my youth, out over a decade now) I cant imagine the mass demoralization that has been going on in departments. What we are seeing with all the negative police footage these days are departments where the ratio of bad cops is inflating by simple attrition.
I thought the documentary was excellent. She did kinda give short-shrift to the BLM side of the argument but I didnt really expect anything else from her. Very insightful commentary on crime in America, how it lead to modern policing, and how its breaking down around us right now.
The ending was...somewhat bleak but not anything that would surprise a pede here. I spend the last 1/4 loading mags and cleaning guns.
It does a decent job of looking at the problem of today, and some of what led to it, but it doesn't go into the bigger picture very much when it comes to root cause analysis. They did have people mention that the trouble here came from Europe when it comes to Antifa, but there's a lot more there that goes beyond Antifa. There's a greater agenda.
They also mentioned critical race theory - and that goes back to the same root cause. BLM, Antifa, Black Panthers, etc., all traces back to Marxist influences and agenda.
At the end of the film, after partially dissecting the problem, there was next to nothing about a solution other than basically "God wins in the end, no matter what happens". So we're just supposed to stick with God and tough it out apparently.
The goal of the enemy is to destroy America. The only solution is a Judo move where we let them have their own regions under their own rule, which gives them 100% free reign to implement all of their "solutions" for themselves that they want to impose on the rest of us, which will lead to their complete destruction in short order.
That also enables a future battle scenario to take place once the two sides are more physically separated. After their ultimate defeat, we can reclaim the section of the country they destroyed, and restore it without rotting influence and resistance.
If you watched Farmlands or Borderless youd realize thats her style. She doesnt try to present solutions, only shine a light on problems.
Haven't seen them.
I think this one might be good for those who are unaware of all this. I couldn't believe it in the summer when I mentioned the riots to someone and they said, "What riots?"