Hot New Trend: Refusing to Call the Police

Front Page ^ | April 24, 2018 | Daniel Greenfield

[detective]

The new trend among the left is bragging publicly that you will not call police if your home or church is robbed or vandalized or if someone is violently attacked.

It is the next step in the glamorization of criminals. And next on the pro-crime agenda is legalizing crime, rewarding criminals and leaving honest law abiding citizens vulnerable and unprotected.

[rarestia]

Shoot, shovel, shut-up

[PapaBear3625]

I’m all for it.

Don’t call the police. Just put the criminal’s body at the curb for trash pickup. (Wrap in a tarp, for neatness)

[Little Ray]

Well, these days I have to admit I wouldn’t call the police unless I was of the opinion that they could not make the situation worse.
Mr. Policeman is not your friend.

[null and void]

Which situations are those?

[CrazyIvan]

Clicked on link and got McAfee virus warning. Backed out.

[Manuel OKelley]

In other words moat of the time

[Iron Munro]

[bert]

From the city of Chicago we know this has been the accepted policy for a long time. Police are not called because in many circumstances and locations, police will not respond and subject them selves to ambush and danger

Feral societies can not be policed.

[vette6387]

“Just put the criminal’s body at the curb for trash pickup. (Wrap in a tarp, for neatness)”

Or if you’re a no gun Liberal, put yourself and your family at the curb in body bags after you’ve been the subject of an armed home invasion.

[blackdog]

Not these days. My grandmother told me that in 1965. "Never call the police, as there is no situation in which they will not make it worse".

Our police forces respond and react to reported crimes or situations. They do not prevent or intercede on anyone's behalf but that of their own or of the state.

[olezip]

But the anti-police and pro-crime insanity is moving to its next inevitable stage. Divesting from policing.

What is a law-abiding citizen to do? Call the ACLU?

[Mr. K]

OK Thieves! Make a list of where to go.

[dfwgator]

“You want to find a Dunkin Donuts, you call a cop.” - Leonard Smalls (Raising Arizona)

[Buckeye McFrog]

Personally I’m never calling nor speaking to the FBI in the future.

[Mr. K]

I would make that “Private Property- we only call the police to draw the chalk outline”

[Trump20162020]

Meh, I am not opposed to this. It’s probably not a good idea to willingly involve them unless you’re absolutely compelled to or required by law.

[sickoflibs]

That doesn’t sound very smart.

[dfwgator]

Don’t call the police. Just put the criminal’s body at the curb for trash pickup. (Wrap in a tarp, for neatness)

[Alberta's Child]

I'm OK with this.

In fact, the best places I've ever visited in North America are the ones where there are no police to respond even if you called them. People tend to be very independent and self-reliant in those places, for sure.