The discussion centers on the value of a military versus a police force, with participants expressing varied opinions on their importance. Some argue that a strong police force is more beneficial, especially in countries facing minimal military threats, as police are directly involved in community safety and crime prevention. Others contend that military capabilities are essential for national defense and addressing threats beyond borders, emphasizing that both institutions serve distinct but complementary roles in society. The debate touches on the effectiveness of police in preventing terrorism, with some asserting that military resources are better suited for broader security issues. The conversation also includes light-hearted remarks about the absurdity of calling military forces for local crimes, highlighting the impracticality of equating the two. Ultimately, the consensus suggests that a balanced approach, valuing both military and police, is necessary for a secure and functional society.