Police Are A Net Negative To Society

According to the FBI, the national rate of violent crime is 386 per 100,000.
The national rate of arrest is about 3,888 per 100,000.
Subtract arrests for violent & property crimes (the only potentially justified arrests, the only ones with a victim), which is 166 for violent crimes and 528 for property crimes, and you’re left with 3,194. Yes, that means over 82% of arrests are for victimless “crimes”.
Arresting somebody for a victimless “crime” is itself an act of violent aggression; you are kidnapping and caging a person at implied gunpoint without justification beyond made up political scribbles. That is unjust violence.
So in a group of 100,000 Americans, about 386 will be the victim of a private violent criminal, and 3,194 will be unjustly kidnapped and caged at implied (or overt) gunpoint by the police. That means unjust violence by police comes in at a rate of 3,194 per 100,000 while unjust violence by private criminals comes in at 386 per 100,000
In America, therefore, you are 8x as likely to be violently victimized by a police officer, than by anybody else.

Police are a net negative to society.

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Police Are A Net Negative To Society - Statistical Evidence