Kill the cop in your head!!!

Think Les Miserables. 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread.

Some people would start arguing that it was only supposed to be 5 years and all his escape attempts are what stretched it to 19 years.

Those people have cops in their heads.

I'm using this example because reading that book as a teen killed the cop in my head.

My guess is that it's about how many of us are complicit in our horrific criminal justice system. Casual things, like people laughing at the suggestion of prison rape being retribution rather than recoiling in horror at the suggestion.

There was a homeless guy sleeping in the parking area of my apartments and everyone I mentioned it to suggested that I call the cops. I went and asked the guy if he was alright. We said a total of like 10 words but he was just some 30ish year old dude looking for a little temporary shelter. Do you really need to call the cops to fuck his shit up even more?

it's actually from politicial activst and theater artist Augusto Boal's writings. He pioneered a form of political theatre called Theatre of the Oppressed to workshop ideas for oppressed people to take power back from their oppressors. You get actors to role play a scenario and then the audience makes suggestions, or even tags in to take the actors place with what they would do in the scenario, and the role play becomes a debate, too, with people being given turns to describe their solution.

He claimed that many people were policed by the cop in the head, that would inhibit people from feeling free and able to do what they want even when on their own

Maybe there were also a whole bunch of donuts in there.

Everyone in my head is thicc AF.

Because they used to be a stripper.

Everyone in your head used to be a stripper. Exceot the strippers. They used to be mathmeticians and prep chefs.

((pps. i stole it from the internet))

I used to love Body Count and Faith No More. Ice T sold out though, who knows how much he understood. He was shilling pro-police and gun control narratives for billionaires through much of his acting career. They can't stand that the working class is still armed.