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A discussion ensues regarding the over-reliance on police to settle domestic disputes that were historically handled within communities. The hosts criticize the shift toward involving social workers in high-tension calls in cities like Austin, arguing that men in the community should take more responsibility for de-escalating local conflicts.
The hosts re-examine the footage of George Floyd's arrest, suggesting his "crying" and resistance were rooted in the fear of going to jail and facing a brutal detox. They compare this to the show "Intervention," where addicts binge before entering rehab. A comparison is made to the death of rapper DMX, noting how the media uses addiction to dismiss the humanity of certain victims.
