Peace cannot stand without Justice by its side.
War on Drugs
Prison Pipeline System
The Dangers of the Military-Industrial Complex
Police Brutality
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Reducing the military budget will make it less able to affect regime change.
While we claim to represent democracy around the world, our military does the opposite. By defunding it, other nations will be able to govern their countries accordingly.
The end of quotas will reduce incarceration percentages
Ending the cash bail system that preys upon low income people
Changing discriminatory laws that take away constitutional rights after time served
Community policing
Independent community review boards
Reduce gang and police violence
Open the way for legal marijuana businesses with permits & business loans partial to communities most affected by the war on drugs
In the case of other addictions, like opioids or heroin, mandate healthcare over incarceration
Ending Imperialism
Eliminating funding to wasteful weapons/defense contracts and appropriating funding to the costly decommissioning of our massive nuclear arsenal, as well as divesting and/or repurposing resources from foreign military operations around the globe, to benefit the communities our military-industrial complex has terrorized for decades.
Defense and Peace Domestic & International
Using currently installed military equipment and personnel to help rebuild infrastructure, both domestically and abroad, shifting resources from an ‘offensive’ (pun intended) military approach, to a peace oriented one, and investing in economic olive branches instead of saber rattling, sanctions, etc.
Criminal Justice & Policing Reform
Abolishing private prisons while adequately funding their public counterparts to provide education/training and rehabilitation opportunities. Ending the criminalization of poverty, beginning with radical drug law and petty crime reforms, and demilitarizing/defunding police forces, while diverting ample resources to “non-aggressive” crisis response outlets and community programs.