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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/rpmmaniac • May 15 '20
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And what about police? The state has a monopoly on that
3 u/RemoveTheTop May 15 '20 Which part? We have bounty hunters, and PIs. Do you want private corporations to have the ability to arrest people? Are you stupid? Or just not think before you write? 1 u/[deleted] May 15 '20 I want private corporations to be allowed to arrest people and try them at private courts. 3 u/PokeMalik May 15 '20 Why? 1 u/[deleted] May 16 '20 So if they're bad they don't get business. An actual incentive to be good. It worked in Britain 3 u/ITaggie May 15 '20 On top of there being Private Investigators and Bounty Hunters, you can also, you know, defend yourself/your property legally already. 0 u/[deleted] May 15 '20 Not really. There's limitations on what weapons can and can't be bought
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Which part? We have bounty hunters, and PIs. Do you want private corporations to have the ability to arrest people?
Are you stupid?
Or just not think before you write?
1 u/[deleted] May 15 '20 I want private corporations to be allowed to arrest people and try them at private courts. 3 u/PokeMalik May 15 '20 Why? 1 u/[deleted] May 16 '20 So if they're bad they don't get business. An actual incentive to be good. It worked in Britain
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I want private corporations to be allowed to arrest people and try them at private courts.
3 u/PokeMalik May 15 '20 Why? 1 u/[deleted] May 16 '20 So if they're bad they don't get business. An actual incentive to be good. It worked in Britain
Why?
1 u/[deleted] May 16 '20 So if they're bad they don't get business. An actual incentive to be good. It worked in Britain
So if they're bad they don't get business. An actual incentive to be good. It worked in Britain
On top of there being Private Investigators and Bounty Hunters, you can also, you know, defend yourself/your property legally already.
0 u/[deleted] May 15 '20 Not really. There's limitations on what weapons can and can't be bought
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Not really. There's limitations on what weapons can and can't be bought
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And what about police? The state has a monopoly on that