You may be right. Erase the need to defend, and you erase the tools to defend.
Unfortunately, US case law has held that police have no duty to protect, only to investigate. And with some of the abuses the police have been accused of, I'm not everyone would want to put their trust exclusively there either.
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BrokenCoccyx doesn't mind if you grope on, Mon 17 Dec 2012, 21:26,
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