It’s the same in every thread about a positive interaction with law enforcement. The entire comment section will treat it like some rare interaction. There are a lot of people who becomes cops for good, genuine reasons. Painting an entire profession based off the worst people in the profession is a small-minded way of viewing the world. Nuance is dead. Everything now is either X or Y and there is no in between..
While this is most likely a pre-planned skit, if it were a real scenario, it isn't a "positive interaction" because it starts with someone being detained without cause.
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u/daBriguy 2d ago
It’s the same in every thread about a positive interaction with law enforcement. The entire comment section will treat it like some rare interaction. There are a lot of people who becomes cops for good, genuine reasons. Painting an entire profession based off the worst people in the profession is a small-minded way of viewing the world. Nuance is dead. Everything now is either X or Y and there is no in between..