<p>What does abolishing police actually mean? What are mutually exclusive justifications for abolishing the police rather than sticking to reform? On a practical note,  is it possible to create a police-free world that is both safe and sustainable, where communities can protect themselves instead of relying on external protection? </p>

What does abolishing police actually mean? What are mutually exclusive justifications for abolishing the police rather than sticking to reform? On a practical note, is it possible to create a police-free world that is both safe and sustainable, where communities can protect themselves instead of relying on external protection?

<p>What does abolishing police actually mean? What are mutually exclusive justifications for abolishing the police rather than sticking to reform? On a practical note, &nbsp;is it possible to create a police-free world that is both safe and sustainable, where communities can protect themselves instead of relying on external protection?&nbsp;</p>

Abolishing vs Reforming Police: The Takeaways (Part 1)

Competitive debater turned lawyer - Joshua Chen analyzes solid (occasionally amusing) arguments he encountered internationally and in the Japan circuit, PLUS informationals and persuasion tips from diverse professionals along the way. No jargon. Only core ideas explained in an easily comprehensible format for you to apply in a professional setting or competition (don't forget the bar or dinner table). A seriously simple yet effective resource for anyone who spends a few minutes listening to an episode :)

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Abolishing vs Reforming Police: The Takeaways (Part 1)

Abolishing vs Reforming Police: The Takeaways (Part 1)