@9FXYW97United Australia 2yrs2Y
Whilst the unarmed responders are responding to non-violent crimes, who do we leave violent crimes for? Politicians? Military? Military is to protect our country and people from external enemies of the state, like terrorists and hostile countries. Internally, police does the job, locally we have state police and federally we have the AFP. They are best equipped to fight crimes, both violent and non-violent.
@B4J39P22wks2W
someone kicks in your door at 3am holding a machete, they hold the knife to your neck and demand car keys. your neighbour wakes and hears the commotion. who are they going to call if the Police are defunded?
@B3QG4X82mos2MO
Creating another task force with the same agenda could breed the same issues. Just fix what's broken
@9FGQXZ22yrs2Y
The police do a lot for the people and stop crimes which can be harmful to human lives and because of their services, they shouldn't be underfunded.
@9FFPD892yrs2Y
Response to Natural Disasters: In recent years, Australia has faced several significant natural disasters, including the bushfires of 2019-2020. The police force played a crucial role in these situations, assisting with evacuations, coordinating with other emergency services, and maintaining order during these crises. Without a structured police force, response to such disasters could be chaotic and less efficient, potentially resulting in increased loss of life and property.
Domestic Violence: While not always highly publicised, domestic violence is a serious and persistent issue in Australia… Read more
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