/r/copaganda
Copaganda is a phenomenon in which news media and other social institutions promote celebratory portrayals of police officers with the intent of swaying public opinion for the benefit of police departments and law enforcement.
Feel free to post any/all examples of copaganda. This includes, but is not limited to, copaganda on social media, in mainstream media, on TV or even in public education.
Welcome to r/copaganda, the sub for all your pro-police propaganda needs!
Copaganda is a phenomenon in which news media and other social institutions promote celebratory portrayals of police officers with the intent of swaying public opinion for the benefit of police departments and law enforcement.
All cop sympathizers will be banned on sight!
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Why ACAB?
Occasionally people ask, ‘what about the good cops? What about the people who join the police to protect their communities?’
Those people do exist. Not everyone signing up to be a cop is doing it to power trip and brutalise people.
The crux of the matter is, one’s personal motivation for becoming a cop does not change the material reality that, institutionally, they have no choice but to be bastards.
They will be fired if they choose to deescalate instead of shooting to kill.
Their colleagues discuss how much they love to attack people and get away with it.
If they try to stop their colleagues from choking restrained captives to death, they’ll get punched in the face and fired without a pension.
If they try to tell the truth when it's their names on the line, they'll be stifled and shunted around divisions until they beat their wives and kill themselves.
If they try to enforce the law on their superiors, they’ll be fired on the spot.
If they break the thin blue line, the rest of the force will do anything to disempower and discredit them.
If they encourage other cops to stand up against injustice, they will be cut loose.
There’s nothing you can do to stop them killing you in your own home, in front of your daughter, within seconds of opening the door. If they do, your family may get $4 in compensation.
They’ll shoot children for playing with BB guns, even when they know the guns are fake.
If you’re thinking ‘at least they have cute dogs’, I’ve got bad news for you: USA police kill 25 dogs per day. It’s an epidemic.
But maybe you’re down with literal child and puppy murder, so long as you stay safe. It’s a steep price for safety, but cops keep us safe, right? Surprise: courts have ruled cops have no duty to protect you. The only thing that matters is their own skin.
Alright but they still solve major crimes and lock up the real sickos! Nope, cops aren't even good at their jobs.
That is why the only good cop is a soon-to-be ex-cop.
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While the Ninja usually fight some evil menace that wants to destroy the world, like the Serpentine or the Stone Army, they portray the "evil ninja" as doing little wrong besides petty crime, as do they with the Serpintine sometimes, and also sometimes portray the Ninja as "heroically stopping crime" that often isn't even violent. So is this show Copaganda? I really don't want it to be, as I grew up with the show.
In other words, surveys show the population believes crime is far worse than the data illustrates. And by making everyone afraid so they misperceive the risk, helps fuels police agendas and budgets.
https://youtu.be/18ty16dd41I?si=pSu5m-ZKY8V7RQpN guy basically elicits compliance from his victim in his killing by presenting as a cop
I'm bored and need a new show to binge on one of the streaming platforms. I'm willing to put up with minor copaganda but if it makes me roll my eyes every 5 seconds, then it's not for me. So with that said, is True Detective an example of heavy copaganda or is it different?