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01/03/2026

Help here: https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/police-killing-dogs
Police Violence toward Humanities Best Friends has become an Epidemic
Every year in the United States, police officers kill an estimated 10,000 dogs — that’s between 25 and 30 family pets every single day.
In many U.S. jurisdictions, the majority of police firearm discharges are directed at dogs rather than humans.
Officers shoot dogs more often than they shoot at people.
Unsurprisingly, these shootings cluster in low-income and nonwhite neighborhoods, the same communities over-policed and under-protected in every other aspect of American life.
The Psychological Problem Behind the Badge
Research published by PsyPost in 2024 explores psychopathic personality traits within law enforcement, revealing how traits like low empathy, impulsivity, dominance, and lack of remorse can influence officer behavior.
These traits are not rare among police — in fact, they’re often rewarded. The ability to suppress empathy and act decisively without hesitation is misinterpreted as strength.
Combine that with the institutional message that officers are under constant threat, and you’ve created the perfect storm:
Individuals predisposed to aggression operating within a system that glorifies it.
As one California defense attorney wrote, “Psychopaths know how to avoid responsibility, yet they crave dominance and control… In law enforcement, they wield power without empathy and leave a trail of devastation they never acknowledge.”
The Hammer and the Nails
Police officers are trained to see the world through the narrow lens of threat assessment. They are the hammer; we — citizens, families, and our animals — are the nails.
A profession that fears everything it encounters will eventually destroy everything it touches. Our dogs are the collateral damage of a system that prioritizes self-preservation over service, control over compassion, and fear over humanity.
What Must Change
Mandatory training
Transparency
Accountability
Legal Reform
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12/27/2025

Even if it were only for the benefit of those they have tricked into REDRUM, we must stop these crimes against humanity now. We know that the stakes are higher than they have ever been. They will never stop unless they are held accountable. This is not the time to scream into the void. It is the time that WE THE PEOPLE demand accountability for the absolute horror we are being forced to bear witness to. Complacency ends now.

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12/19/2025

Yep, this looks like someone needs some training and some empathy. This complete lack of remorse and situational awareness is shocking. Let's work together to make sure they get the training they need to stop killing our dogs. https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/police-killing-dogs

12/19/2025

Senators and Representatives here:
https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/government-actor-contacts
Send it from here:
https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/fix-ice-accountability

Subject: Fix the 1983 Federal Accountability Loophole!
US Congress Member [ENTER YOUR REP OR SENATOR HERE]:
This is not complicated. Section 1983 has been amended three times since Congress first enacted it in 1871—and you can amend it again. In fact, you must. Because the accountability gap created by limiting §1983 to “state actors” has turned into one of the most dangerous and destructive legal loopholes in modern American life.
And let’s be clear: Congress broke this, and Congress can fix it.
For generations, federal officers and cross-deputized task-force cops have used this loophole to escape responsibility for rights violations that any reasonable person would assume they could be sued for. Local officers put on a federal hat, federal agents run wild with impunity, and the people they brutalize—citizens and non-citizens alike—are left with no remedy at all. Section 1983 was written to stop exactly this kind of government abuse. The fact that it doesn’t is a failure of Congress to uphold its own promise.
This is not about giving anyone “two bites at the apple.” That’s nonsense, and you know it. The judiciary already has every tool it needs to prevent duplicative litigation. What we don’t have is the obvious, intended remedy: the ability to sue any government actor—federal or state—who violates constitutional rights.
Adding four words (“under color of any Federal”) solves the problem instantly. No new bureaucracy. No new courts. No new spending. Just a restoration of the remedy Congress intended 150 years ago.
You swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution—not to uphold and defend loopholes that nullify it. And if you think this is only happening to “other people,” or that your political tribe is somehow immune, you are deluding yourself.…

Letter-writing campaigns have long been one of the most effective tools for We the People to demand accountability and c...
11/21/2025

Letter-writing campaigns have long been one of the most effective tools for We the People to demand accountability and change. Our Right to demand accountability is enshrined in the FIRST AMENDMENT to our constitution.
At More Perfect Union Accountability Network (MPUAN), we empower citizens to use their words — delivered by USPS mail — to hold government actors and agencies accountable. Here’s how we help:
We remove barriers that prevent people from demanding change. These government actors and agencies are funded by our labor — the sweat on our backs, the blisters on our fingers, and the exhaustion in our bones. For our blood, sweat, and tears, we deserve accountability.

We provide open, ready-to-use “Demand for Accountability” and reform letter templates. Each is editable so you can make it your own. Writing a grievance from scratch takes time — we make it easier to begin, refine, and act.

We compile and share contact information for government actors and agencies so you can reach the right people faster.

We encourage sharing. You can choose to make your letters or contacts public to help others in their pursuit of accountability. Together, we build a stronger, more informed community.

We mail your letters for you. If it’s a burden to print, stamp, and mail, MPUAN will do it for you — for less than the cost of filling a tire with air. We’ll make sure your message is signed, sealed, and delivered.

While we champion USPS mail as a powerful, tangible tool of democratic accountability, all pressure is good pressure. That’s why we also share email addresses and social media handles for government officials — so you can take action in whatever way works for you.

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11/18/2025

Here's where to help and get all the details: https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/alpr-surveillance-state Here's where to find your Senators/Reps/Scotus: https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/government-actor-contacts ALPRs are everywhere. Flock Safety has built a near-national surveillance network, rented by police and private companies, with the data controlled by the corporation—not the public. These systems cause real harm. False ALPR hits have led to wrongful accusations, armed police stops, and even children held at gunpoint. Most people don’t have the evidence tools needed to clear themselves. It’s warrantless tracking by proxy. ALPR networks function like GPS trackers placed on every car. Flock sidesteps the Fourth Amendment by acting as a private middleman so police can buy surveillance data without a warrant. Misuse isn’t hypothetical—it’s happening. Officers have used ALPR systems to stalk exes, snoop on private citizens, and retaliate against people. Police departments repeatedly fail to police themselves. Your data fuels a corporate marketplace. Retailers and other corporations mix ALPR logs with customer profiles and share or sell that information to law enforcement and immigration agencies. Errors trigger lawsuits—but only taxpayers pay. Corporate profit drives expansion. Flock’s lobbying, private equity backing, and recurring-fee model lock cities into dependence, with new products designed to merge ALPR data with personal, commercial, and even hacked data. The courts won’t save us in time. SCOTUS is always a decade behind new tech. Even if ALPRs are eventually found unconstitutional, there will be no remedy for the people already harmed—and taxpayers will eat the cost of illegal systems. This is a privatized surveillance state. It grows without public debate, without oversight, and without limits—tracking every driver and selling their movement data as a commodity.

11/17/2025

Open Letter to Congress!
Mailing address for your Senators and Representatives here:
https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/government-actor...
No envelope? No stamp in years? See the full text and get help USPS mailing your letter here:
https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/fix-ice-accountability
Subject: Fix the 1983 Federal Accountability Loophole!
US Congress Member [ENTER YOUR REP OR SENATOR HERE]:
This is not complicated. Section 1983 has been amended three times since Congress first enacted it in 1871—and you can amend it again. In fact, you must. Because the accountability gap created by limiting §1983 to “state actors” has turned into one of the most dangerous and destructive legal loopholes in modern American life.
And let’s be clear: Congress broke this, and Congress can fix it.
For generations, federal officers and cross-deputized task-force cops have used this loophole to escape responsibility for rights violations that any reasonable person would assume they could be sued for. Local officers put on a federal hat, federal agents run wild with impunity, and the people they brutalize—citizens and non-citizens alike—are left with no remedy at all. Section 1983 was written to stop exactly this kind of government abuse. The fact that it doesn’t is a failure of Congress to uphold its own promise.
This is not about giving anyone “two bites at the apple.” That’s nonsense, and you know it. The judiciary already has every tool it needs to prevent duplicative litigation. What we don’t have is the obvious, intended remedy: the ability to sue any government actor—federal or state—who violates constitutional rights.
Adding four words (“under color of any Federal”) solves the problem instantly. No new bureaucracy. No new courts. No new spending. Just a restoration of the remedy Congress intended 150 years ago.
You swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution—not to uphold and defend loopholes that nullify it. And if you think this is only happening to “other people,” or that your political tribe is somehow immune, you are deluding yourself.… (click the link for the full text)

Open Letter to Congress!Mailing address for your Senators and Representatives here:https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/...
11/17/2025

Open Letter to Congress!
Mailing address for your Senators and Representatives here:
https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/government-actor-contacts

No envelope? No stamp in years? See the full text and get help USPS mailing your letter here:
https://mpuaccountabilitynetwork.com/fix-ice-accountability

Subject: Fix the 1983 Federal Accountability Loophole!
US Congress Member [ENTER YOUR REP OR SENATOR HERE]:
This is not complicated. Section 1983 has been amended three times since Congress first enacted it in 1871—and you can amend it again. In fact, you must. Because the accountability gap created by limiting §1983 to “state actors” has turned into one of the most dangerous and destructive legal loopholes in modern American life.
And let’s be clear: Congress broke this, and Congress can fix it.
For generations, federal officers and cross-deputized task-force cops have used this loophole to escape responsibility for rights violations that any reasonable person would assume they could be sued for. Local officers put on a federal hat, federal agents run wild with impunity, and the people they brutalize—citizens and non-citizens alike—are left with no remedy at all. Section 1983 was written to stop exactly this kind of government abuse. The fact that it doesn’t is a failure of Congress to uphold its own promise.
This is not about giving anyone “two bites at the apple.” That’s nonsense, and you know it. The judiciary already has every tool it needs to prevent duplicative litigation. What we don’t have is the obvious, intended remedy: the ability to sue any government actor—federal or state—who violates constitutional rights.
Adding four words (“under color of any Federal”) solves the problem instantly. No new bureaucracy. No new courts. No new spending. Just a restoration of the remedy Congress intended 150 years ago.
You swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution—not to uphold and defend loopholes that nullify it. And if you think this is only happening to “other people,” or that your political tribe is somehow immune, you are deluding yourself.… (click the link for the full text)

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