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“Just looking at the cover of the podcast, two blatant logical fallacies come to mind. First, the fallacy of hasty generalization is displayed when the hosts assume that since a small minority of cops abuse power, the same must be true for all cops. Second, false analogy is used frequently from this hasty generalization. Comparing Police Officers who are by and large upstanding citizens to Violent Racists like Slaveholders and KLansmen is simply illogical. Was the murder of George Floyd wrong? Yes. Do all police officers behave as such? No. This leads me to also say that this podcast behaves as sort of a attack on the character of police officers, which is shameful and undue. With that being said, I agree that certain police reform is necessary. However, defunding police will only cause the deaths of more innocent people.”
john doe 1 2 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/29/21
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“I think by far my favorite part of this podcast is reading the one star reviews. This podcast is so so so important. And all the one star reviews keep saying it’s all a lie or propaganda but don’t actually point to any real historical inaccuracies, oh or try taking low blows by disliking the word...”Read full review »
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07/15/20
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“Nothing like fighting against discrimination by being a bigot against an entire group of people. And your targeted group of people save lives every single day and put their lives on the line. When there is trouble (hostage, shooting, 9/11) they run in while you run out. Yes there is a history of...”Read full review »
Ptthom via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/29/20
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“Hard hitting evidence and solid conclusions.
Detractors of this podcast have no logical or moral argument.”
AR41566799 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/21
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