• @Rapidcreek@reddthat.com
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    211 months ago

    Hmmmmmmm…so not being given as much money as you want is oppression? Geeez, i’ve been oppressed for years and didn’t even know it.

    • @mycatiskai
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      1311 months ago

      It would have been more accurate to say the lack of law enforcement depresses the population.

      Depressing or lowering the ability of a population to live a positive and healthy environment because you are much more likely to be a target of crime is going to be oppressive to that population.

      Being over-policed or under-policed lead to similar issues. Criminals being a burden to the civilian population or over reaching police being a burden to the population. A balance is needed and five officers for an area the size of Connecticut is too few for effective police presence.

        • @mycatiskai
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          611 months ago

          I don’t just mean depression in just the mental sense. Depressed economy, depressed job prospects, depressed education system.

          When systemic injustice is just the way life is for a group of people then they get depressed in more than just mental depression.