Has anyone ever compared public budgets for: >thought policing

>>131044066
Monitoring speech online is probably quite easy and cheap, plus white collar criminals dont hide so they are particularly targeted despite polls always showing people dont care nearly as much about non violent crime. Yet police can facetiously say they've hit targets and boast good conviction rates by attacking good citizens for arbritrary "crimes".

However cost still doesnt justify it, hate speech is just censorship of speech and population oppression.

>>131044318
I don't care which is "easier", I just want to know about the budgets for this.

>>131044827
Easier means smaller budget.

>>131046809
Lol no it doesn't.

>>131046996
Yes it does you moron, harder means more police time, resources and expertise - all requiring more money.

>>131047225
Public budgets are not allocated simply on the basis of how easy things are.

>>131047417
They're allocated on the use of police resources. Easy means less resources necessary.

Come on.

>>131044066
>66

Hidden money.
George Soros, etc etc, any money movement in government, like funding / benifits for libraries

>>131044066
Daily Reminder that Orwell was Leftist who fought with the Marxist Party of Unification during the Spanish civil war.

"Thought Police" is a libertarian socialist idea.

>>131048997
>"Thought Police" is a libertarian socialist idea
Do you know the meaning of the words you utter?