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BADGE DON’T MEAN BLIND

reggae · hip hop · spoken word · courtroom cadence

This song isn’t written from the outside looking in.
It’s written from inside the rulebook.

“Badge Don’t Mean Blind” is a spoken-word, reggae-inflected track built on training, policy, and law—not outrage. It draws a clear line between enforcement and impunity, and refuses the idea that authority should be immune from scrutiny.

The verses move like a courtroom argument: slow, precise, and documented. Concepts like agent-created jeopardy, use-of-force standards, and constitutional limits aren’t slogans here—they’re foundations. The hook doesn’t accuse. It asks a simple question: if the truth is on your side, why hide the evidence?

This isn’t anti-law.
It’s pro-law, applied consistently.

The song speaks for accountability without demonizing the badge, and for transparency without disrespecting the profession. It reminds us that uniforms don’t erase rights, and silence after a death isn’t neutral—it’s a statement.

Calm voice.
Clear facts.
No blind trust.

Because justice doesn’t fear sunlight.

BADGE DON’T MEAN BLIND(Reggae)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxgavqbHG4w

Enjoy!

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