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Slack.com slash DHQ. Here we go again. Another day, another police officer shooting a

violent criminal. It seems like you can't turn on the news anymore without seeing these

sorts of stories. Enough is enough. It is long past time in this country that we had

a national conversation about the discriminatory practice in many police departments to target

people who are committing crimes. That is discrimination. We will have that conversation.

I'm Michael Moles. It's the Michael Noleshow.

Ranked discrimination. They discriminate between the people committing crimes and the

people not committing crimes. They discriminate between the people committing crimes and the

people who are having crimes committed against them. That's discrimination. My favorite comment

yesterday from Timothy Brinson, who says, when the justice system loses its integrity,

the mob can get away with anything. Yes, absolutely true. It's a simple point, but it's totally

true. It's this point that I think some people on the more libertarian right, they don't

want to acknowledge sometimes, which is that there will be order. Order will be instituted.

Either we can order our own lives and we can tamp down our own passions or we can through

our politics have a system of justice that will maintain order or a bunch of roving

street mobs are going to institute their own sort of order, but order will be maintained.

And as the Justice Department crumbles and as liberty is confused for licensiousness,

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