Historically, government authorities which chose to objectify a specific group or class of people on a national scale did, in many cases knowingly, cause destructive economic and social results for those populations, and outlawing U.S. officials and other U.S. authorities from making public statements which in any way condone or promote such similar objectification and obedience techniques would now be classified as "government objectification speech", as a felony, and further, outlawing U.S. officials and other U.S. authorities from training civil service recruits in the craft of such objectification and objectification techniques via such objectification speech, as a felony, would be is a key step towards police and government reform that should be implemented by the executive branch.
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