Agreed! The old man Bruce and Ace looks really good and I really want it! I would definitely love to see more characters adapted into Funko form. Inque would be a really cool one.

That battle damaged one is sick!

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Psychologically speaking, it's usually those who are wrong that resort to insults and name calling. Just saying.

It's literally police doing their jobs live on television. That's the definition of unbiased and reliable. It's way more reliable than partial videos on social media and obviously biased articles.

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You can also find data to support the opposite. And it's not copaganda (which is a ridiculous term in the first place). It's live policing. It doesn't get anymore unbiased than that. They show the good and the bad. If police do wrong, it's shown and discussed.

I didn't move it. That should just be common sense. And statistically investigations for robberies and such end in failure because there is rarely anything to go on. My house was robbed years ago. They caught the guy, but never found our stuff. We weren't mad. We actually try to understand.

Many do. But no, that's not what makes a cop good. It's what they do for the community. And you assume there are any bad ones in their department to root out. It's not rampant as you think.

They will be there. It just may not be right away. That's how emergency services are. Other calls can affect response times. This is common sense. Ambulance use may be low while law enforcement calls high.

Oh look, a video that doesn't tell the whole story. It happens constantly. Videos show the "bad" but not what led to it. Try looking up instances of police doing good for a change. Look at the other side instead of ignoring it.

Except they're not. Those instances are simply publicized way more. Why? Because people love to focus on the bad. But all of the good they do is ignored because drama sells. Watch On Patrol: Live for a night. Look at something other than cherrypicked social media posts and news.

Did you ever consider that they were busy and had other calls to tend to? And no, that one experience is not a reflection of all police. Please get a clue.

What exactly was there to indicate sarcasm?

They don't murder innocent people. The majority of officers never would and don't. It's rare.

The majority of officers are not bad. I don't know why you are incapable of understanding that. If you needed them, they'd be there. Pure ignorance.

Exactly! A few bad apples in the thousands of police officers do not make them all bad!

You can do a simple Google search and find stories of police doing good things. You can watch the show On Patrol: Live and see them do it on live tv.

They are held accountable when they do something. The majority of the time, they don't violate any rights. Saving a person from dying isn't. Catching a killer isn't. It's necessary. Stop with this nonsense.

So the police who respond to accidents and save lives are bad? Or investigate murders? Or virtually anything that even YOU could need their help for? No. Are there some bad ones? Yes. But most are not. Most are good people just trying to help their communities.