I've noticed you like to apologize for white nationalists and white power types a lot. Facts are facts. The vast majority of racial violence in US history has been committed by white racists and far-right white extremists are the number one domestic terrorists in the US, according to the FBI.
No, it's not a small number of cops who are abusive. The nation is bearing witness to that at this very moment. I saw it myself yesterday how the cops acted like stormtroopers and terrorized us all day for peacefully assembling. I'll see it again tomorrow when I go back pit there. What I witnessed has made me an ACAB convert and I certainly wasn't one before. I've learned a lot in the past 24 hours.
Notice whatever you want, but it's just your own brain inventing things.
But, what's different about this extreme position that you've taken on the subject and any other? I've known you for awhile and you have a history of courting these edgy views and abandoning them.
Anyway, I'm on neither side of the "race war" because I view such beliefs as those of the useful idiots. You need police because a certain segment of the population are too stupid to do the right thing without them being around. That, of course, has nothing to do with color as all of the fear p0rn videos going around show white, black, asian, and whatever looting and burning things equally. It's a long way from a few bad cops to all cops are bad and I generally refuse to think in absolutes such as these without first applying Occam's Razor and recognizing their inherent hyperbolic absurdity. There are certainly bad cops, and the good cops hate them because they make their work more difficult. I've got tons of friends in law enforcement and many have complained about being forced to work with these dick cops because they can't fire them. (The unions are really influential..) At the end of the day, these cops are just people doing a job but they're doing a job on the level of an airplane pilot where screw ups are intolerable. Imagine if some of your pilots flew their planes into mountains (though somehow didn't die) and you couldn't fire them. That's exactly what goes on in your average metro police department -- unless they do something ridiculous the union goes to bat and they get out of it if it's something short of a Floyd situation. The problem isn't with the command, but rather the inability of the command to reprimand officers or fire them at will. The command often knows who these troublemakers are and reduce their responsibility as much as possible, but often that's all they can do. So, is that the problem with the police/government or the fact that the unions basically run the show? The problem is complicated...