Drug Dealers and Police

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To understand the relationship between the police and the traffickers, it is necessary to understand the militias. Militias, like trafficking, are a power apart to the state but controlled by people trained for the frontline of defending power. Police officers, guards, firefighters, military personnel, prison officers and of course, there is a lot of evidence that we have big politicians also involved in organized crime. To exemplify how they work: My girlfriend's internet was cut off every week, her internet cables were stolen, the one who steals is the militia to force residents to hire their internet, not companies. They go to companies in the areas where they control and charge a defense fee, but it would be defense against their own militia members, if they don't pay, who knows what will happen to you or people close to you. They also charge the population some abusive fees for everyday products. The state of Rio de Janeiro is dominated by militia and trafficking, with demarcated areas of activity.

The militia is a strong, dangerous parallel power, with government support, unlike trafficking. There are agreements between the militia and the drug trade, such as the exchange of arms, money and privileged information. Good policemen, who want to serve society, end up hostage to the corrupt.

There is no hard evidence, but the people think that the commanders of organized crime, be it the militia or the traffic, are politicians and mega-entrepreneurs who launder money in this situation.

The Brazilian people are used by the powerful and they do not even hide it, but the matrix created in society is so well made that it is difficult to awaken others who did not wake up on their own.

Trafficking weapons are either smuggled or are sold by corrupt police officers, further showing the agreement between militias and trafficking.

Now let me bring this story more into everyday life. Let's say that a police officer is mugged on the street, the bandit sees that he is a policeman in his wallet, then he will kill him.

The policeman sees a black man running down the street, this guy will be lucky if he doesn't get shot without even knowing why he is running. Racism reigns.

In early 2019, the army fired more than 80 shots at a black family car, just because they saw a group of blacks in a car. In late 2020, a black man was brutally murdered by security guards at Carrefour after an argument with the supermarket cashier.

The police are educated in a way that makes them think that the drug dealer is the source of evil, when it is the consequence of social inequality. Don't get me wrong, the trafficker has to be arrested, but there is no point fighting only against trafficking because what causes trafficking is an external problem. The police in Rio are the ones that kill and die the most in the whole country, in the useless and theatrical war, orchestrated by the powerful. The police kill the drug dealer, the drug dealer kills the policeman, both are in a pile of bodies and the problem is not solved.

In the middle of that, there are the people. The police invade the favelas in war operations, the poor neighborhood becomes a battlefield, many people are shot, children are constantly dying in this useless war ... There were already police officers manipulating a crime scene to incriminate the traffic for a murder of a child who was a police officer who killed.

I see no way out of this situation, the cycle is infinite.

Citizens come to the police wanting to kill drug dealers - Favela residents enter the drug trade for a lot of money - Both kill each other for nothing because violence is the result of inequality. Politicians do not want to legalize drugs because they profit from this war.

Legalizing marijuana is not enough to end trafficking, the problem is much worse.

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