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Audience question: “…Do you think there is any difference in kind or degree between policing and war?” Selamawit D. Terrefe: “Absolutely. I mean, I think they're symbiotic, but I think…the violence that's constitutive of war is denied to the violence of policing. War is seen as a means to... an end. Policing is seen as a means to control certain people. One is considered political, the other one's considered social. And I say they're symbiotic because…if anybody has ever been to America and has seen urban areas, the projects, I mean, these are open air prisons of surveillance and control and policing is utterly violent and unethical, especially the way it's practiced in the United States. It is a constant state of war, but…the less we actually describe it as war the longer it's going to take in order to eradicate the violence.”show more

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Kamala Harris on Iran: First of all, this is a war the American people did not want. This is a war of choice. This is a president who has proven himself to be entirely self-indulgent. And we will see what happens in the coming hours and days in terms of the negotiation. And really it's a concept of an agreement and where it ends up. But there is no question that there is a direct correlation between this war of choice and what has happened in terms of gas prices. It is estimated the average American has spent since the war started $500 more because of this war. And I will add to that number to put it in context. The average American is $400 away from bankruptcy for any unexpected expense. So $400 of an unexpected expense could result in bankruptcy for the average American. And this war has resulted in $500 more of expenses, a large part of that because of the gas prices going up.

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