Yeah I feel you missed my point.

I hope not. But their is always the danger that some criminals are just stupid, aggressive or desperate and you only need one of them in each organisation.

All 9,300 of them? If they have that many enemies how are they still alive.

Ah the joys of reddit, where real life horrors get turned into jokes to net upvotes.

I mean I get the desire for transparency, but surely they realise why publishing information about undercover officers could go horribly wrong right?

Either way it looks like they've effectively crippled the LAPD's entire uncover branch. I wonder what repercussions that will have.

I mean that's a terrible billboard and suggests your local police aren't particularly good.

But its kind of a reach to take that as evidence that all the cops throughout the country hate everyone who isn't a cop don't you think?

Still even if your right, how is that applicable in this scenerio? Everyone involved was also a cop.

Eh don't be so sure. There are always those who are either hot headed, stupid, desperate or arrogant enough to not think ahead about it.

Alright. This sounds really cool.

I mean it depends what you mean, parts of the Neolithic age was technically.

Of course due to lack of safe travel in those days and scarcity of resources, you could cross from the stone age into the bronze age and back again, over a span of maybe two hundred miles.

Glad to hear it. Though I'm not sure where there going to go next, they've kind of resolved everything. Unless its going to turn out he has even more secrets we and he doesn't know about.

I used to have this with Riverdale. The plot went to crazy town after season one (and even before that it was only so good), characters changed each week and it felt like the writers were picking what they were going to do, who liked who, who was sleeping with who, who dies etc. it by throwing darts at list, and overall it was just ridiculously campy.

But to their credit the actors were clearly trying their best with the material available, the cinematography and set design was utterly beautiful well beyond a show of its quality should have any right to be and the action sequences were surprising impressive, and well camp can be kind of fun its own way if you don't take it to seriously.

Then it just got to silly even for that to justify it and I dropped it.

Ah yes, cause naturally both sides refusing to ever talk again and just keep fighting till onside is completely wiped out is a much better solution right?

Well that's true, but hasn't Israel already offered them multiple treaties that would give them ownerships of large sections (as in nearly 90%) of the disputed land, which Hamas has just rejected out of hand?

Trouble is I don't think their is going to be a viable peace until the people at the top of both nations no longer profit out of the war.

Maybe not. But shockingly if you give up trying, we won't know if any in the future might have done.

Its such a shame, Tuca and Bertie was such a great show. At least it ended with the characters in a mostly good place.

Well in Ukraine's case from the sounds of it was more "we have investigated ourselves and found the following officials are bent, they were subsequently fired and will be facing criminal charges."

Yeah I have to agree. Those are two of the very best episodes in the entire shows.

Overall I really like the show, but it did get a bit to tongue in cheek at some point.

Only in America.

Yeah, there aren't many cases where their found guilty of a criminal investigation that doesn't end with them going to prison.

Unless said crime was something minor that doesn't come with a prison sentence. Even then they still lose their job and are banned from all forms of law enforcement within the country.

Why not? Everyone's got to offend a first time don't they? And its not like they can do anything about it until someone actually makes a complaint about it.

Yeah, that's fair enough.

The one in the same.

I mean that's a different issues all together. The public like to hold the police to account for breaking the law. But what do you do when the bent government insists on rewriting the law?

I mean if their found guilty of a criminal investigation, their go to prison.

I mean its the UK. They have their problems, but generally they do like to hold the police to account.

Don't cut yourself on that edge.