[ SECRET POST #5515 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5515 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As I said, I agree that it's a broad systemic problem that people in positions of power often don't face consequences when they fuck up. But I think the problem with police as an institution is particularly notable and deep for a few reasons. One, the mechanisms in place to protect police officers from consequences are especially strong, and often even in cases where there is public attention there won't be meaningful consequences. Two, individual police officers are particularly resistant to change within police departments and often supportive of bad practices in a way that employees at Blizzard aren't. And three, police officers are public servants. We're not talking about a corporation, we're talking about officers of the law.