Why, exactly, does it need to be said? We have a mountain of evidence showing that, even when there are good cops, the moment they cross paths with bad cops, t

Why, exactly, does it need to be said? We have a mountain of evidence showing that, even when there are good cops, the moment they cross paths with bad cops, the bad cops either convert them to their side or get them removed from the force. These are not marginalized people who need their stories told. These are members of a quasi-military group full of self-proclaimed neo-Nazis with effective legal immunity from murdering random citizens of our country, and, as another comment aptly noted, a significantly higher propensity for violence and unwillingness to accept that other people have a right to live—or do much of anything else, it often seems. Moreso if those "other people" are people of color, queer, disabled, or otherwise marginalized. "But there are lots of really good cops!" just screams of apologism and a desire to salve the egos of the poor mistreated fascists.