 Complete the following phrase:  Police abolition is founded on the idea that police, as they exist in society, are harmful to the people and must therefore be abolished. Abolitionists push back against reformists who, as Correia and Wall describe, refuse to even consider that a world without police and private property might actually be a safer and more democratic world than the one we know today and never get tired of telling poor communities, routinely terrorized by police, to simply be patient, follow police orders, and work hard to escape the ghetto. Correia and Wall write that whether in Detroit in 1967 or 