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thinking more on this I have another fundemental issue with this, Police and military are seperate entities, and have historically been kept seperate, they are seperate duties with a huge difference in scope, the only thing they have in common is the potential for violence

Soldiers use deadly force when confronting the enemy. Police officers, by contrast, are required to try to accomplish their missions with appropriate force, they are trained to exercise deadly force only as a last resort. The military uses violence as a means to an end, while a police officer draws and shoots only to protect himself/herself or others from violence.
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In wartime, our soldiers operate in an extremely chaotic and confused environment -- every civilian is a potential enemy, every window a possible sniper's nest. The police confront a more comprehensible and structured situation -- no more than a few suspects, bystanders who are generally assumed to be friendly or neutral. At war, chaos and lack of structure make it even more difficult for our soldiers to be effective policemen.

The military should not be used against the land they swear to protect, only in rebellion or revolution it would make sense. I'm not against militaries, I'm against militaries policing civilians in their own country.