Re: Mu Conversations: A MAP-Law Enforcement Collaboration?
Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2025 10:11 pm
I'm not really down with this idea at all. No, thanks.
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Typical of so-called "well educated" MAPS to think that the police are anything near objective. They are a military occupation force dressed down just a little more, for reasons of stealth. If you care to actually read serious history, you may find Bob Moore discussing this in the jewish community of the Warsaw Ghetto (his book VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS is very revealing). Where the intelligentsia believed that such was an option, only to find themselves betrayed AFTER they participated in weakening their own community down enough so that the nazis could enter with impunity. All of the jewish intelligentsia's jewish police were summarily executed before the final "putsch" (does this word fit here?).Jim Burton wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 10:51 am This could be a provocative Mu article, if it falls into the right hands (although the subject matter might be something which is technically possible - discuss)
https://www.map-union.org/perspectives/ ... ns-map-leo
Dan Finkelstein
I fully appreciate this might feel like boiling the ocean, or even asking the Free Palestine movement to get into bed with the Directors of Raytheon, but here I would like to raise the possibility of a MAP Law-Enforcement Collaboration. If anything, as a conversation starter.
The precedents have always been strong. B4U-ACT, a collaboration between MAPs and clinicians has been going for almost a quarter of a century, and even successfully obtained state funding during its formative years under the late MAP thought-leader, Michael Melsheimer. By playing the long game, and thinking outside the box, MAPs managed to foster an identity and genuine, organic growth in ways previously unimaginable. It was an unprecedented success.
So, might there be a case for a project where MAPs collaborate with strictly-vetted LEOs?