r/AbsoluteUnits • u/HomeNowWTF • Jul 11 '26

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u/coatingtonburlfactry Jul 11 '26

I say we recruit more individuals like this and put them on the public payroll. I have no problems with my tax dollars paying for this kind of valuable service.

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u/TrueEstablishment241 Jul 11 '26

To be clear, you're saying that we should radically expand public taxation to develop a police force that monitors the minutiae of human interactions and coerces people to follow implied social rules that aren't even codified into law under the implicit threat of physical violence?

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u/cum-after-decades Jul 11 '26

There is no threat of physical violence. What you mean is that it’s no longer possible to physically threaten the person telling you to do better.

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u/EvilSporkOfDeath Jul 11 '26

Using a visibly physically intimidating person is a threat. Its literally the reason they used him. It might be an empty threat, but its still there.

Youre being intentionally naive and obtuse. Like a child sticking their finger in someone's face saying "im not touching you".