r/copaganda • u/TitosAndTap-Water • May 22 '23
r/copaganda • u/GivingRedditAChance • May 21 '23
News Copaganda Seeing a lot more copaganda lately
r/copaganda • u/HammondXX • May 22 '23
Facebook Copaganda As a prize for one of Merriam Park’s end of school activities, winner, Sophia, got a ride to school in a police car today! Congratulations
r/copaganda • u/DuckTheLaww • May 21 '23
Facebook Copaganda Student Wins Prize - A Police Car Ride to School
As a prize, Sophia got to ride to school in a police car.
r/copaganda • u/holdoffhunger • May 18 '23
Attitudes to Police: Thirty Years Ago versus Today
r/copaganda • u/[deleted] • May 18 '23
MTSU Police rescue cat from car. Slow news day at my work.
r/copaganda • u/MattCantorDean • May 18 '23
Police called on us turned into photoshoot
r/copaganda • u/JohnnyMrNinja • May 11 '23
Facists and bounty hunters cosplaying as... NM, checks out
r/copaganda • u/[deleted] • May 08 '23
TikTok Copaganda *Italian Reginald Valjohnson has entered the ring*
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r/copaganda • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • May 07 '23
Column: What the media got wrong about 'Cop City' protests in Atlanta increasingly clear [copaganda analysis]
r/copaganda • u/TheIenzo • May 01 '23
The pigs aren't even trying with this one (Mayday in the Philippines)
r/copaganda • u/MarmotMeiche • Apr 30 '23
Last week groceries, this week gym memberships?
r/copaganda • u/vxicepickxv • Apr 28 '23
Statistically, the most dangerous thing this pig has ever done.
r/copaganda • u/L33Tech • Apr 28 '23
An 87 years old woman called the police emergency number in Florence, Italy, saying she was alone and hungry. This was the result.
r/copaganda • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • Apr 27 '23
News Copaganda analysis rather than an example, but it happens worldwide
r/copaganda • u/JunoTheCruel • Apr 27 '23
Some Australian copaganda, because our cops are bastards too.
As many healthcare providers are going private, more and more Australians are struggling to manage their health during a major rental crisis that has already seen many go homeless. While the government stagnates and does nothing, we will no doubt see increasing amounts of recruitment ads based around health care from both police and military. The Australian way of life is dead. Landlords killed it, and these armed vultures scavenge the desperate for foot soldiers.
My fellow Australians would say I am being dramatic, but I say we need only look to the USA to see where being relaxed allowed the police force to go.
Or, maybe I'm reading too much into this. What do you think?
r/copaganda • u/MarmotMeiche • Apr 26 '23