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RE: Perceived Power and Authority from Wearing a Police Uniform Affects How We View Ourselves and Others
Maybe someone should run the experiment, just change the uniform and shift the perceptions of the communities.
Maybe some little town can get a boost in community value, imagine if police officers were portrayed as civil servants, rather than evil corrupt pigs, draining rights and freedoms as well as living off taxes, imagine if they were the "state workforce" and would, clean up the streets and help people in need, like they should.
White uniforms, clean parks, maybe they can help organise communities :D, going door by door, getting people to dance, such a crazy world lives in my head apparently. :D
You want to check out something very interesting that I think krnel would eat up:
http://econlog.econlib.org/archives/2013/02/in_2010_alex_wr.html I will try to find the other videos but maybe someone can beat me to it.
You were right, a great way to show how things can be improved astronomically.
I for one always walked where there are no cars, never was one to walk on the line and stay in my place until the light blinks.
It's great to see how much simpler and better things can work if you take out the "middle-man", it's a much better solution to the usual govern-cement way of taking care of things, bigger roads, less space, more buttons, more lights. Totally redundant as it seems.
And I've always found the added advertisements and traffic-lights as a complete wreck of the scenery. A way to place useless clutter and think it helps.
Thanks for sharing, btw d you mind if I use this material for a post. Seems like today cars are in the news :D, at least on Steemit.
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Quantic - Time Is The Enemy
Cheers! from me
No, I am never one to sit down and write about something and I would love to see more anarchy related themes! Go get em!
Still cannot find it but the article links very good sources to follow up if anybody is interested.
No worries, I'm still behind with the article. Saw the video but I went to watch a docu-movie. Definitely worth the watch. And I'm on it now :)!