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Is it because he's always nailing smug weirdo rich fuckbags? Is it the peter falk hard carry? Is it because despite being canonically a cop he does anything but act like a cop?

Is everything downstream of columbo an attempt to erase his legacy as the hound of wealthy sociopaths?

Is Columbo a demigod?

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[โ€“] Orbital@hexbear.net 7 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Kima was the most human of them all

Det. Greggs beats down a physically restrained "suspect" not once but twice

My first time through the Wire I knew very little about copaganda. Mildly embarrassed about that now, although the show presents plenty of ACAB counternarrative.

David Simon comes off pretty penitent in We Own This City when spilling the tea on cop brutality and lawlessness so that's a plus

[โ€“] large_goblin@hexbear.net 4 points 1 month ago

Det. Greggs beats down a physically restrained "suspect" not once but twice

Hey ACAB applies to them all. I was referring to Kima's personal story being about commitment and compromise in relationships and eventual parenthood instead of what all the other cops were up to. Still a bastard but we see some personal growth and a welcome break from the self-destructive behavior of the other characters.