EP 6.4

EP 6.4

These “mistakes”, that have dire consequences for the common folk, literally burning everything they have ever known to the ground, are often attributed to incompetence rather than malice. Even after failing up seems to be the only conclusion these scenarios ever come to. Being promoted, and praised for the miss management of bold faced crimes against humanity, that should be prosecuted on the international level. (Bill Burr dumb take on fires) Even back in 1849 with the very first Police Force ever created being praised by James Watson Webb, stating about the dissolution of the riot “The Promptness of the authorities in calling out the armed forces and the unwavering steadiness with which the citizens obeyed the order to fire on the assembled mob, was an excellent advertisement to the Capitalists of the old world...” Keep in mind at least 22 civilian men were shot in the streets, in cold blood, before he this statement was made. Not only where they mercilessly gunned down in the streets, but they received only one volley of blank bullets before being fired upon. Even in the futile systems in Europe of that day, soldiers would be heavily reprimanded for not giving 3 very clear warning shots before taking the lives of even the worst ruffians. Downward toward despotism, the elevator goes. (Ding)