Chapter
The evolution of policing and centralization
14:50 - 18:19 (03:29)
The speaker reflects on the transition from a community-based policing system to a more centralized and official approach. They discuss how this change was driven by a desire for more accountability and the growing perception of police as mercenaries rather than community members.
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The idea for policing began with unpaid citizens enforcing the laws in early local governments in England and her colonies due to a cultural resistance to paying for a salaried police force.
14:50 - 17:15 (02:24)
Summary
The idea for policing began with unpaid citizens enforcing the laws in early local governments in England and her colonies due to a cultural resistance to paying for a salaried police force. This concept evolved into finding side hustles as a way to sustain oneself while working an unpopular job.
ChapterThe evolution of policing and centralization
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PodcastBehind the Bastards
The podcast explores why societies have shifted from citizens taking turns at being cops, to the creation of centralized police departments, and the drawbacks that come with this development.
17:15 - 18:19 (01:04)
Summary
The podcast explores why societies have shifted from citizens taking turns at being cops, to the creation of centralized police departments, and the drawbacks that come with this development.