Violence is the basis of all government, all law
You might find this article interesting: https://macris.substack.com/p/social-contract-theory-for-stratocracy
Solar Winds produces network management and monitoring software. One of their products, which is used by the Military, NSA, Fortune 500 companies, etc., was compromised back around March 2020. Installing the patch for the product in question installed a backdoor and let hackers access the network.
This was such a sophisticated operation that it could only have happened with the support of a nation-state and/or it was an inside job.
One of the best solutions to the police issue is to disarm all the police and require willing citizens to be armed. That way, if the police feel they need firepower, they must call on the citizens. If the citizens don't feel it's justified then they won't back up the police.
This is the first reasonable post I've come across in this thread. I was beginning to wonder if I watched the same coin toss as everyone else.
The Navy guy didn't do anything to deserve all thhis scorn. President Trump never offered him a handshake. Navy guy and Army guy came in to shake hands then Navy guy nodded to Trump and turned away. Army guy came in for what Trump thought was a handshake but turned out to be an elbow bump.
--John Adams