That is a bold and aggressive claim, and I believe one unsupported by evidence. Can you prove that some of the famous, recent, dramatic examples of police misconduct were actually unpreventable and were not in any way caused by an institutionalized lax attitude towards self-policing?
> vs a tiny few hundred examples of bad behavior
Oh, just a half dozen or so in each state? That's a very white thing to say. And trivial to disprove.
However, the issue isn't that the police are imperfect- it's that they knowingly tolerate, and even defend bad behavior. THAT is a very different problem than being "imperfect", and it is not one we have to accept in order to avoid total anarchy.
Oh, the irony is delicious, you delusional fascist.
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