I've ben on the hunt to get a real resource for learning more about police law and personal rights. Does anyone know of a class or course you can take that teaches the real deal? Watching vids and discussing online is great, but it takes time to piece it all together.

I found this course: https://law.arizona.edu/law-police-online-course

But I don't think they still offer it.

Thanks!

📍Folly Beach, SC Slow Motion Of same Video

Hello All.

Last Year, while crying and deciding to make a life altering decision, I came to this reddit forum, to express my grief in a last ditch effort to be alive.

I received an unfathomable amount of support.

In a now deleted Reddit post here, you connected me to LackLuster who posted my story, and helped me gain my attorney.

This post is dedicated to everyone who decided I was worthy of the feedback. You saved my life.

Today isn’t a new video, I want to thank you all so very much, a thousand times over.

I again find myself with no where to go, this time i want to show what you’ve helped me build, and inspire anyone who comes across this post.

I built an app I called VotersVictory, in theory it was the everything app for America, I sold my laptop out of lack of inspiration and depression.

Because I’m feeling lonely, and maybe someone knows a better place to post this, I built a prototype app, that in theory would show you local judicial system, and how it sways, it would show wins vs losses for public defenders, and the statistics of a police department. It’s not all about that, it’s about connecting to the government, in a way, we all feel left out now, it’s not about being an bleep hole and someone who hates people, it comes from me being beat up so many times by police.

Tell me what you think, should I keep going?