He argues that poor parents command children because their children need to know how to take orders from police, bosses, and family networks.
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Jiang says bureaucrats prefer compliant innocent people over real criminals or harder problems because compliant people let bureaucrats justify themselves with minimal work.
Jiang says a civil war is likely because American society is over-militarized at every level, from private gun ownership through local police and federal security agencies.
Jiang says policing software such as Palantir-style systems would likely make police less efficient because officers would stop thinking for themselves, trust clumsy software, and spend their time correcting or justifying algorithmic mistakes.
Jiang argues that American society is so militarized that local conflicts could escalate into armed clashes with military-grade equipment, making civil violence materially feasible.
Jiang says the police supervisor escalated a voluntary hospital choice into a threat that Child Protective Services could intervene, block the family's departure, or even take his child away.
The host says the full government stack, police, EMTs, and social services, was mobilized against a compliant father rather than against the actual violent disturbance happening elsewhere in the park.
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"But if you're a rich person, the way that you get along with others, the way that you maximize your outcome is by negotiating..."
"...okay? Authority. Okay? So another way of saying this is this. Police, boss, okay? Family. Okay? All right? So as a parent, you're trying..."
"And if you fight back, the police will probably put you in jail. Okay? So it's very important that you accept authority. You don't..."
"...you know, Palantir, if they provide all this information to the police, it's not going to make the police much more efficient. It's going..."
"...society i mean like the amount of military hardware that these police officers have is just incredible they have like tanks man they have..."
"...bureaucracy and bureaucrats need things to do so they go the police go and arrest innocent people and then send them to trial okay..."
"...like where you gonna put that dog? so they call the police"
"...all right okay now i find him okay and now the police interview me they interrogate me and i explain to him what happened..."
"this to go arrest those guys okay that's how bearcats think they're always thinking of ways to you justify the existence but not do..."
"...to take my boy home so he can rest. And the police said to me, Okay, that's fine. But first, talk to our supervisor...."
"...park downstairs, there's a fight. They're punching each other. And the police called someone else. What's going on here? I'm the father. My son..."
"...too, of how they leverage. Like you talk there about the police. There was the EMT and then there was also social services. So..."
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