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That's basically tautological. Controversy just means people disagree. It doesn't say anything about which cases are controversial and why.
by pseudalopex 6y ago
That's basically tautological. Controversy just means people disagree. It doesn't say anything about which cases are controversial and why.
- AnthonyMouse 6y agoThe point is that uncontroversial (i.e. the cop was definitely in the wrong and basically everybody agrees) cases exist, but nobody talks about them because there is no controversy because there is nobody prominent to argue the other side because it's indefensible. And a system where the cops in those cases end up with unaffordable "malpractice" premiums and have to quit would be a benefit.