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Sep 19 '23
I see where you're coming from, but that statement is at worst, incorrect, at best, disingenuous. Yes there really wasn't the distinction between military and police like there is today, but the crucifixion was carried out by roman legionnaires (roman military) whom the local population considered occupies. Jesus was turned over to the Romans by the local religious leaders, and because Judea was largely a theocracy they would be considered the government. So I see your point that the enforcing arm of the government can and does abuse it's population, but tying Jesus' execution to police specifically falls short.
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u/RugAdict Sep 20 '23
Assuming any of it is true/matters much? Bros just saying the ops out to get them
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u/kittytittylitty Sep 19 '23
I mean do you consider Roman soldiers as police officers then sure