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August 02, 2018

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We took a few...... alright six...... months off.

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An argument I often hear as a way to dismiss valid concerns regarding police brutality is that "You cannot accuse all cops of being 'bad cops' simply because of a few 'bad apples.'" This is not only dismissive, but false. Sure, there are those exceptionally heinous instances of abuse that garner national attention. We may reference those cases as examples when trying to explain to someone the extreme negative consequences of an ever growing police state. But the actions of these rotten apples would not be possible were it not for the inherently immoral systematic structures and duties adhered by and agreed upon by every police officer by virtue of his job description. We are right to blame the whole. Not because of a few bad apples, but because we are discussing a pile of rotten apples. Yes, one could pick up an individual apple, cut around the rot and find some good parts to eat. Maybe one could even find an apple consisting of mostly go…

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