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Terror attacks Pre and Post 2014. How can Congress justify this??? It is as if, before 2014.... we had no IB, R&AW, CBI, etc. Or what we had was as effective as Mamata's WB police.

#thewhitehouse #biden self-proclaimed Zionist (Zionism is Fascism) unleashes the attack and repression of the first and fourth amendments of the Constitution, violates domestic and international laws at home and across 5 countries, partnered with #apartheidisrael in #UsaIsraelGenocide and supports atrocious violent attacks against law abiding citizens pretending the Truth as aired live with independent journalists on the ground doesn’t exist. Empire relies on lies and violence and together with #uscongress fascism is openly practiced. Blew off #berniesanders speech that addressed all these issues.#blinken #statedepartment #bidensdministration ICC #icc arrest warrants are required as this gang is fully involved in an ongoing genocide and the Demogaguery hubris and hegemony is a clear and present danger to Palestinians, the Middle East and 🌍🌎🌏

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The rule of law, democracy, proportionality, and necessity play crucial roles in policing by consent, ensuring the protection of individual rights and maintaining a just society. These principles safeguard against the dangers of corruption that can arise in a police state. The rule of law is a fundamental principle that all individuals, including law enforcement agencies, are subject to and must abide by the law. It ensures that no one is above the law and that everyone is entitled to equal protection and due process. In policing, the rule of law ensures that law enforcement officers act within the boundaries of the law, preventing arbitrary actions and abuses of power. Democracy is another essential element in policing by consent. In a democratic society, the power of the police is derived from the consent of the people they serve. The police are accountable to the public and must operate with transparency, fairness, and respect for human rights. Democratic oversight mechanisms, such as civilian review boards and independent commissions, help ensure the police act in the community's best interest. Proportionality and necessity are principles that guide the use of force by law enforcement. Police officers must exercise their authority in a manner that is proportionate to the situation at hand and necessary to achieve a legitimate law enforcement objective. The use of force should be a last resort and applied in a manner that minimises harm and respects the rights of individuals. In contrast, a police state is characterised by a lack of respect for the rule of law, limited democratic accountability, and a disregard for proportionality and necessity in policing. In such a state, the police have unchecked power and can easily succumb to corruption and abuse of authority. Without the rule of law, individuals' rights are at risk, and the potential for arbitrary arrests, torture, and other human rights violations increases. Corruption in a police state poses significant dangers to society. When law enforcement agencies are corrupt, they prioritise personal gain over public safety and justice. Corruption erodes trust in the police, undermines the legitimacy of the criminal justice system, and perpetuates a culture of impunity. It allows criminals to operate freely and undermines the rights and security of individuals. In conclusion, the importance of the rule of law, democracy, proportionality, and necessity in policing by consent cannot be overstated. These principles ensure that law enforcement agencies operate within the boundaries of the law, respect human rights, and maintain the trust and confidence of the community. By upholding these principles, societies can prevent the dangers of corruption and build a just and secure environment for all.