Well, howdy there, internet people. Let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about how we've seen enough.

Been hearing that a lot.

Hearing that a lot over the last 24 hours. We've seen enough. And the more footage that comes out from the

various corners of the United States, the more we hear that phrase, we've seen enough.

And that phrase is normally followed by what I would call forward thinking ideas.

They are forward thinking ideas.

They range from just drastic reforms of law enforcement

to things bordering on abolition, where we're replacing large chunks of the

duties of law enforcement with social workers. I've seen calls for total abolition of law enforcement. I'm not

going to stand here and make the case for any of those ideas.

It's kind of outside of my will house.

There are people that are better suited

for making those cases.

However, when those forward thinking ideas are brought up,

there are two questions that keep popping up. I can answer those. The first is, well if we enact these reforms, what do we do if all of our cops

quit? If you enact if all of our cops quit.

If you enact reforms to stop your officers

from engaging in excessive force and they quit,

you throw a party, That's what you do. You throw a party, you celebrate. Dance

in the streets. Nobody's going to stop you. If they're going to quit because new policies are coming along that are going to stop them from engaging in excessive force and hurting people,

they shouldn't be cops. You should be happy they're quitting.

That's not an argument.

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