For all those that work in law-enforcement I can only say this, Quit your job.
The vast majority of all those in prisons are in there for nonviolent drug offenses.
Drug addiction should not be treated as a criminal offense rather it should be looked at and viewed by society as a medical problem that needs to be solved.
But don't take my word for it!
Read and research from the perspectives of those who fought in the drug war themselves!
This organization shares a wealth of knowledge about the failed drug war! LEAP law-enforcement against prohibition is a broad collision of former and active police officers, lawyers, and judges that all understand that the war on drugs is an absolute farce. I can't recommend the resources these people put out enough! http://www.drugpolicy.org/resource/law-enforcement-against-prohibition-leap
The camera is such a ubiquitous item in 21st century American culture that we would all be remiss if we did not film law-enforcement whenever they interact with the public!
Read about how you can start an accountability organization of your own towards the bottom of the page!
So, you're interested in keeping law-enforcement accountable where you live, Hit me up through steemit and I'll walk you through the process of starting your very own film the police / FTP chapter in your city.
More info about my police accountability work linked here.
http://www.themonarchreview.org/protecting-the-people-copwatching-with-mike-bluehair
I live in Sheridan, Wyoming and it is definitely a police state. There are an obscene amount of cops for a small town of fewer than 15,000 people. The police pull you over for no particular reason, or even for going 1 mile an hour over the speed limit. They profile people and are incredibly racist and it is particularly terrifying when one drives to the grocery store and sees 5 people pulled over in a distance of 7 miles. Even worse, you see an elderly person pulled over and they will have 3 police vehicles on the scene harassing one single person.
If you have ever seen the movie Footloose, its a similar example of a small country town with too many cops and close minded people.
That's pretty horrible. It makes me think of the Pentagon's 1033 program where municipalities can get free military surplus gear given to them out of their huge stockpile. Our government is rapidly militarizing small town police forces all around the country giving them everything from mine resistant vehicles to Bennett's to night vision equipment to sniper rifles. If you ever have a story of police misconduct or better yet catch a video of officers doing something wrong please do share it with me. I'll be more than happy to make them famous! & not famous in a good way. If you're feeling particularly brave I would love to show you how to start another FTP chapter or film the police chapter in your town? it might do some good if you could find a few friends and start patrolling and filming the police on the regular.
Mike; ive admired your work for a few years now; & i reside in Sandy, east of Gresham & Portland.
I am a constitutional-law & common-law activist & scholar; & i believe i have insights about how a small but dedicated group of activists can lawfully put a stop to this military police-state.
I have a small group of national activists who will vouch for my credibility.
We have lawful authority to take the power back from the criminally-syndicated defacto gov.
This battle is too big for any of us to tackle it alone.
Please contact me.
Charles Stewart. 503-676-8048 / charles@constitutionalgov.us
will do man. I'll give you a call tomorrow afternoon! thanx for your interest in my work.
Was good talking with you this evening, Mike.
You didnt forget to send me an email; right?
oops, mikes6077@gmail.com that's me brotherman.