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| Standing Up with Power
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| Moving beyond following leaders who outrank, dominate, dehumanize, traumatize or criminalize for profit
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| Many of us have been socialized to believe that:
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| humans are untrustworthy and dangerous and
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| regular citizens lack the courage and moral fortitude to stand up to moral breaches,
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| Therefore, the contention is that we need external systems (e.g., religion, law enforcement) to provide moral guidance
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| noble warriors (i.e., law enforcement and corrections personnel) to arrest and punish
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| and they deserve to be well-funded, richly paid – without any conditions - to ensure we can trust them to protect us without oversight
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