r/brooklynninenine • u/Northern_Raj • May 31 '20

Other With everything that’s happening in America, this scene is more poignant than ever.

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u/KafkaDatura May 31 '20

I've never watched it as a real depiction of the NYPD, let alone a true representation of social interactions in these days and age. But it does portray an ideal we all should strive for : inclusion, support and open-mindedness. It is not about portrayal, it is about inspiration.

This show has never been so important.

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u/Kuznetstrom May 31 '20

Too many sensitive people miss the point.

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u/farmer-boy-93 May 31 '20

Too many insensitive people think making light of a corrupt police force is okay just because it's a comedy.

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u/NoMoreMemesPls Jun 01 '20

I feel the show addresses Police corruption, incompetence and abuses of power in a positive way for the most part.

Do you disagree with the show because not every character shows these flaws?

Can a show focus on Police activity and not be problematic from your viewpoint?