[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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Comments

[intrigueing]

that's the problem with jobs that are about bringing a net negative up to zero, instead of creating a net positive -- the police doing a brilliant job = "the crime situation here isn't NEARLY as terrible as it would be if we were incompetent!"

LOL truth. The only time a police force really looks good is if they're being compared to a much shittier one like those "doin' it right" and "doin' it wrong" juxtapositions in writing textbooks, or if it just got massive improvements and reforms over a period of time short enough to be noticeable. Otherwise, a super-low crime/police brutality or incompetence/unsolved case rate is the baseline expectation. Which makes sense, like how it should be considered ridiculous to say "omg, this man is so awesome, he didn't rape that girl even though he had a chance to get away with it!" but noticing how to do things right is kind of important for improvements.