@Marxicology McNulty constantly expresses this, and then we he gets the opportunities to do good police work, he breaks laws and policies, violates people's rights, and isn't any happier. He just wants to feel like Sherlock Holmes and crack the case. He doesnt care if he does it the right way
@Marxicology Characters in a show believing in an idea doesnโt mean that that idea is the theme, or a theme of the show. Is every bigoted and socially regressive sentiment of Tony Soprano and his crew a THEME of The Sopranos? The cops in The Wire are often shown to be wrong in their beliefs
One of the recurring themes in the show is that, if the cops were funded and freed of bureaucratic politics, theyโd be able to do really good police work. The police and their profession are portrayed as noble victims of neoliberalism, rather than its enforcers.
McNulty is a perfect example of why its copaganda. A mfer abused the law to the max degree but was instrumental in taking down multiple crews. Just bcus you're shown corruption in policing doesn't negate it being copaganda. Mfer created a serial killer for justice. ๐
The Wire being Copaganda is such a funny critique cos how could anyone watch 5 seasons of that show and walk away thinking "the creator really wants me to like the police" ๐ญ
๐จ 3,711 DELETED TEXTS: A high school teacher is charged after police say she sent sexual messages to a 16-year-old student.
SARAH JO MASSA, 24, taught at Beaver Falls High School. Police say she also sent 20 to 30 photos of herself in lingerie. The special treatment started during the school year. She is already out on bond.
The grooming doesnโt start with the texts. It starts with the hall passes.
His death was not sad to me whatsoever, and I hate people trying to frame it that way. He went to the police, and snitched ON HIS OWN.
He knew if anyone found out he'd die.