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What has been your reaction on the last couple months in the States?
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You know, we've seen Ah, what?
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We've seen a lot of protests.
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We've seen a lot of anger.
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We've seen statues come down, calls for defending the police protests, George Floyd incident.
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What do you What is your perspective on all this?
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It's hard impact.
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I mean, you just in that one question, right?
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There is about 17 hours worth of discussion, but it's it's it's frustrating.
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It's heartbreaking to see people coming apart at the seams.
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I think that in addition to you know, I do believe in reform.
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I believe that policing should not be reformed now because of the George Floyd incident.
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I think it should constantly be observed and reformed as our society evolves.
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Just like that, I think politics should be just like I think teaching should be fill in the blank.
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If you have a community organization, you should be open to reform and that should be an ongoing conversation and process, not because something catastrophic happened.
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So obviously what happened with George Floyd was horrendous.
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But I also think that the cylinders were preloaded on that because people were compressed in their house.
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They were being told that they couldn't go anywhere.
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They're being socially isolated.
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So I understand the outburst, An outpouring of anger.
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Um, what I don't understand is burning a system to the ground without having an idea of what you want to replace it with.
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And I don't understand burning where you live to the ground either.
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I again I understand the pent up frustration and anger.
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The expression of it, I think, is gonna end up doing more harm not only to those individuals but to the causes that they are supposedly supporting.
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Then good.
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I think they're actually end up shooting themselves in the foot.
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I think de funding the police is the polite way to say that's an idiotic idea.
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I do not think people are prepared to be their own first responder.
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I do not think that people are prepared to live in a world and you know, people push back on this, they'll say, Well, de funding the police doesn't actually mean de funding the police.
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It means rerouting some of their training and education budget.
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And the actual truth is to some people, when they say defund the police, they mean exactly that.
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They're talking about abolishing the police.
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Some people are talking about rewriting the training.
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In my opinion, the police need more money for training because they have one of the most difficult jobs on the face of the planet.
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And I and I understand why people don't inherently feel and understand that because they've never had to.
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Day after day, hour after hour, minute after minute show up to people's worst day of their life, people do not call 911 to report a birthday party that's going well.
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They call 911 to report medical, emergency, family emergency physical violence.
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And these same people report to people's worst day of their life, time and time and time again.
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There's an amount of stress involved in that.
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I think the mental health mental sanitation aspect of having them have a support network that can keep them in check Mila checkup from the neck up type thing.
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For those officers, all that costs money, they have an extremely difficult job.
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I think they need better training so they can better serve society, and it's I don't know what is going to end up being.
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There's two competing, you know, ideologies.
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It seems right now one is burn it completely to the ground and then let's start over and the other one is like, Hey, let's take a second here and really objectively assess what's going on and figure out a way to get where we want to be from where we are now.
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And I I don't know which one is going to win out.
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I think right now it's a coin toss way.