Chapter
The Dangers of Police Powers
10:25 - 15:11 (04:45)
The danger of giving police too much power is that fascists will find a way to use it for their own gain, as evidenced by the use of concentration camps and deputized Nazis in the past.
Clips
The speaker discusses how some law enforcement organizations in America are deputizing individuals with far-right ideologies and the sentiment of "blue lives matter" has been weaponized to further their agenda.
10:25 - 12:07 (01:42)
Summary
The speaker discusses how some law enforcement organizations in America are deputizing individuals with far-right ideologies and the sentiment of "blue lives matter" has been weaponized to further their agenda.
ChapterThe Dangers of Police Powers
EpisodePart Two: The Young, Evil God of Death: Reinhard Heydrich
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Giving the police unrestricted powers like protective custody can lead to potential abuse and fascists exploiting the system, as seen in the redefinition of protective custody by Heidrich and his colleagues in 1933.
12:07 - 13:49 (01:41)
Summary
Giving the police unrestricted powers like protective custody can lead to potential abuse and fascists exploiting the system, as seen in the redefinition of protective custody by Heidrich and his colleagues in 1933.
ChapterThe Dangers of Police Powers
EpisodePart Two: The Young, Evil God of Death: Reinhard Heydrich
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Doc Out System was used to intern more than 2000 people considered a threat, and was implemented by a former military man dismissed for bad behavior.
13:49 - 15:11 (01:21)
Summary
The Doc Out System was used to intern more than 2000 people considered a threat, and was implemented by a former military man dismissed for bad behavior.