teumesios

We already have the resources to feed the hungry. A third of all the food produced is thrown out.

The problem is how we distribute it. Systemic change is the only thing that can address this problem in a meaningful way. Efficiency is great but producing more when we already have enough is completely missing the issue at hand.

As if the NSA wasn't part of the problem to begin with.

Uhm, what? Even if someone commits a crime, that does not make them any less able to recognize that the police break laws.

Police serve themselves and the state, putting their lives well above those they are supposed to serve and protect. I don't think the public's opinion is likely to change until there's some radical reform.

https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2016/07/07/graphic-video-minne...

This officer shot into a car seven times with a little girl on board, murdering a man who was cooperating.

And then he gets off without charge, despite there being video evidence. Where is the justice in that? People aren't that dumb, they aren't being treated fairly and they know it.

According to this study, less than 30% of people believe that police behave lawfully.