So you don’t want the police to protect homeless people, for example?
I get your witty snarky lemmy-ism, but obviously in practice police can’t conduct an assessment of who ought to be protected. They need to just protect everyone. In this case there’s no threat against the “tax-payers” if you will.












That’s the witty snarky lemmy-ism I’m referring to.
I get it. Obviously the guy should pay taxes. No one should be able to accumulate wealth in that way.
My point is, it’s daft to suggest the police should make an assessment about whom they ought to protect, without reference to the law.