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All right.
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Hi.
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How does policing in urban areas such as new york prioritize the interests of the wealthy and marginalized the interests of the disempower? all right.
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This question is, okay, if you're reading some book about this, about like, marginalization of the poor or police and the cities, maybe you should get your answer to that book.
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Because to me, this question is quite opinionated, and it's also a loaded question.
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Like, it assumed.
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Like it actually assumes that policing is prioritizing the interests of the wealthy.
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And also assumes policing is marginalizing the interests of the disempowered.
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You know, like that, those are loaded, it's a loaded question that assumes a lot of, like, data and theory, to be honest, that i don't know.
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Or, i mean, i can make some educated guesses about.
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All right.
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So here's my answer.
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I wrote this.
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This is opinion.
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And it's the best, i mean, i'm trying to be logical.
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I wrote this.
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All right, this question as soon as policing is meant to marginalize the poor and give favor to the wealthy when police are supposed to be treating everyone equally.
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All right.
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People call 911 and the police respond.
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Where they call 911 is not the choice of the police.
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I bet in most urban areas, please get most of their 911 calls from the poor areas of the city...