$1.76 Billion is what their budget is right now and they can't/won't stop crime. Why do you think more money to that organization will help?

The missed(or intentionally ignored) part of these types of narratives is that the money isn't going into some administrators pocket, it is going to other programs that have been underfunded for years.

The original "defund the police" campaign was to have social workers, mental health workers, or medical personnel be the first responders to scenes in a few big cities because the police were delaying care and sometimes killing people instead of helping them when having medical or mental emergencies.

Crime is much worse in red states, both property crime and violent crime.

Moving this video to bobknight33's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.

Dreamer you are.

At least my dreams are based in reality, unlike yourself who simply dismisses any fact that’s inconvenient.
What I said is an undeniable fact to anyone who looks at the statistics. Crime is consistently worse per capita in red states.