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Disarmed citizens of a police state can more easily be deemed [[enemy combatants]] or potential "[[terrorist]]s" and subjected to summary [[execution]]<ref>https://www.wnd.com/2013/02/when-a-republican-murders-u-s-citizens by [[Ted Nugent]] Accessed March 28, 2014</ref> by [[Executive Order]]<ref>"Few things are as dangerous to [[America]]n [[liberty]] as the proposition that the [[government]] should be able to kill [[citizen]]s anywhere in the world on the basis of legal standards and evidence that are never submitted to a [[court]], either before or after the fact. Anyone willing to trust President [[Obama]] with the power to secretly declare an American citizen an [[enemy of the state]] and order his [[extrajudicial]] killing should ask whether they would be willing to trust the next president with that dangerous power." https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/05/us-targeted-killings-eric-holder_n_1320515.html Accessed March 28, 2014</ref> is the punishment of choice for a wide variety of offenses, both [[criminal]] and [[political]], under the rule of a dictator.

Disarmed citizens of a police state can more easily be deemed [[enemy combatants]] or potential "[[terrorist]]s" and subjected to summary [[execution]]<ref>https://www.wnd.com/2013/02/when-a-republican-murders-u-s-citizens by [[Ted Nugent]] Accessed March 28, 2014</ref> by [[Executive Order]]<ref>"Few things are as dangerous to [[America]]n [[liberty]] as the proposition that the [[government]] should be able to kill [[citizen]]s anywhere in the world on the basis of legal standards and evidence that are never submitted to a [[court]], either before or after the fact. Anyone willing to trust President [[Obama]] with the power to secretly declare an American citizen an [[enemy of the state]] and order his [[extrajudicial]] killing should ask whether they would be willing to trust the next president with that dangerous power." https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/05/us-targeted-killings-eric-holder_n_1320515.html Accessed March 28, 2014</ref> is the punishment of choice for a wide variety of offenses, both [[criminal]] and [[political]], under the rule of a dictator.

[[Nazi]] [[Germany]] and other [[socialist]]-[[communist]] regimes such as [[Cuba]] are examples of police states. [[George Orwell]]'s novel ''[[1984]]'' is a fictional example of a police state.

[[Nazi]] [[Germany]] and other [[socialist]]-[[communist]] regimes such as [[Cuba]] are examples of police states. In the United States, one of the [[Biden junta]]'s first actions was to execute a [[warrant]] against former New York [[Mayor Rudy Guiliani]], who led challenges of [[Democrat voter fraud]] in the [[2020 presidential election]].<ref>https://www.politico.com/newsletters/playbook-pm/2021/04/28/giuliani-pad-raided-by-feds-492636</ref>  [[George Orwell]]'s novel ''[[1984]]'' is a fictional example of a police state.

==Quotes about Police States==

==Quotes about Police States==