I hear a lot of "ACAB", why don't I hear "APAB"? (P as in Politician)
I hear a lot of "ACAB", why don't I hear "APAB"? (P as in Politician)
Politicians make the laws, if people are being oppressed, its more of the politicians being the root cause of evil.
So... ACAB + APAB?
EDIT:
I'm using these definitions for the word politician: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/politician
noun. [UK] - a member of a government or law-making organization
noun. [US] - a person who is active in politics, esp. as a job
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Most local politicians I know don’t get paid (school board, commissioners, etc) or they get paid very little for the time they put in.
If you count up all the elected folks in the USA, less than 1% are what you think of as “politicians.” They are mostly just people you see at the grocery store
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/politician
noun. [UK] - a member of a government or law-making organization
noun. [US] - a person who is active in politics, esp. as a job
School board and HOAs doesn't really count, otherwise a militia patrolling their neighborhood would also count as a "cop".
School boards are an elected, political position.
Militias are an illegal organization.
There’s a gulf of difference between the two.
There are also plenty of elected politicians that aren’t awful people. Especially at the state legislative level.
School boards are not political in the Netherlands, Germany or the UK.
In the US, school boards and superintendents are a common source of political corruption. Many states allow for local control of districts, so these boards oversee the spending of tens or even hundreds of millions of local tax dollars and government grants.
It this a weird jole#
Jole?
#jole
#fatthumms