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BlAcK TuRtLe posted...

Your first point seems to miss the entire gist of my point, which is that the cases that get enough public attention are the ones that get dealt with. Obviously there are cases that happen that we aren't aware of, noone is arguing that.

The second point is also silly, since all labour unions are heavy political donors, which is another great reason why they are a blight

Bruh, that's like 1% of police misconduct that gets public attention. Chauvin had 47 different charges on his record before George Floyd and nobody heard about a single one of them. And imagine how many times he did something that didn't get a charge on his record.

The problem is that the government is supposed to serve the people, not protect the police from failing to serve people. That is why this does not work.