The Tender For Law

Volume 8

Nov 24, 2014 6:20 PM

Harry Wombat

Cop Block should have come to Tender For Law years ago.

Here�s How to Force Police Accountability in Your City

thefreethoughtproject.com

Minneapolis - In almost every city across the US, tax dollars are used to cover the damages and settlements from lawsuits filed against their police departments due to officer misconduct. Taxpayers in essence pay out massive amounts in damages for officers not doing their job properly. Additionally,�

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Matthew Gundry

http://anarchast.com/front/2014/9/1/anarchast-ep-152-orion-martin-an-app-to-survive-the-police-s.html Quote from Orion Martin, 'The only tool that has been shown to effect the behaviour of police - and that's money.'

Dino Disenfranchised

So where does the funds come from to pay for this insurance? OH WAIT, from the taxpayer, as per usual.

This scheme may "work" to reduce police abuses but because the insurers take a cut, the taxpayer will be paying more overall. Insurance Companies would ONLY do this if there was profits to be made.

If you think the cops wouldn't want a raise to compensate them for their insurance fees, better do the math again.

Here is a fucking idea, apply the rules already in place for everyone, equally. If it doesn't work then, then it is not VIABLE.

Graeme Berke

Masters do not have to follow legal mandates if they choose not to. Masters can request that servants perform any task. The servant does not have to be a servant. Cops that do not abrogate rights will have no increase in their premiums.

Harry Wombat

I noticed Scott liked the above. here's my edumacated and fuckulated guess why (so much to unlearn)...

"Masters do not have to follow legal mandates if they choose not to. Masters can request that servants perform any task" = I REGISTER a lien because I choose to be a master.

"The servant does not have to be a servant." = "Fuck off that's why!"

"Cops that do not abrogate rights will have no increase in their premiums." = Agents might not, but public agencies might very well have their premiums raised.

Am I even close?