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Jonny Steinberg

Published podcast speaker

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A number of his opponents and enemies were being policed by a function that was made to be a state function, not a party function. And that saw a rapid decline because once police are seen as a politician’s vehicle, it becomes very difficult to make its bureaucratic integrity.

“A number of his opponents and enemies were being policed by a function that was made to be a state function, not a party function. And that saw a rapid decline because once police are seen as a politician’s vehicle, it becomes very difficult to make its bureaucratic integrity.”
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Jonny Steinberg
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Conversations with Tyler

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The only situation in which they’re comfortable is a situation in which they’ve been called, and that’s usually domestic violence because they walk into a scene because they’ve been asked to be there, and that gives them authority.

“The only situation in which they’re comfortable is a situation in which they’ve been called, and that’s usually domestic violence because they walk into a scene because they’ve been asked to be there, and that gives them authority.”
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Jonny Steinberg
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

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It’s also one of the cities that I don’t know best, Tyler, but I think that the main issue is absolutely shocking local-government management, and that is a symptom of the corruption of the ruling party.

“It’s also one of the cities that I don’t know best, Tyler, but I think that the main issue is absolutely shocking local-government management, and that is a symptom of the corruption of the ruling party.”
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Jonny Steinberg
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Conversations with Tyler

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The really sad thing about policing in South Africa is, very few ordinary people know what the law is, and it’s made up by police in the moment, and they have a lot of leeway because they’ve been called onto the scene.

“The really sad thing about policing in South Africa is, very few ordinary people know what the law is, and it’s made up by police in the moment, and they have a lot of leeway because they’ve been called onto the scene.”
Speaker
Jonny Steinberg
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler
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