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The hosts discuss the "defund the police" movement and the proposal to replace armed officers with social workers. Mo'fax expresses concern for the safety of social workers in dangerous situations and suggests the ultimate goal is to replace human policing with corporate-controlled drones and "Robocops." They view the push for disarmament as a precursor to increased state and corporate surveillance.
The hosts argue that the "Defund the Police" movement is a catalyst for the corporatization of law enforcement. They draw a direct parallel to the 1987 film "RoboCop," where a mega-corporation (OCP) takes over Detroit's underfunded police department in exchange for gentrification rights. They suggest that the goal is not to eliminate police, but to replace public forces with private, corporate-owned entities.
