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What? Those aren't equivalent at all. My whole point is that it's bad writing and out of character for Harry to be interested in becoming a cop. Him becoming a cop is in no way equivalent to him pursuing literally anything else that would be more in-character.
Your second point has nothing to do with anything, and I don't know why you included it.
I think you just don't understand that cops come from the same schools, communities, homes, families, etc. as anyone else, including you; in other words, you have a significant mental rift that makes it impossible for you to walk the bridge of logic I built for you.
I don't know if I can build a bridge big enough for you to cross. I guess just stare at my previous comment for a while until it clicks.
TL;DR: If you think, and even shout from the rooftops, that the only people suitable for law enforcement are pieces of shit, guess who is going to become law enforcement? Oh my, we seem to have a Too Many Pieces of Shit in Law Enforcement problem! Wonder how that happened...
Hey you fucking acorn, wanna take a break from insulting me and putting words in my mouth to point out where I said that the only people suitable for law enforcement are pieces of shit?
My point, for the third (3rd) time, is that having Harry be interested in being a cop is out of character and poor writing because of Harry's traits and background
I didn't insult you other than to say that you're biased, which I don't think is an insult personally. I'm biased too, about different things. All humans are.
My point, for the third (3rd) time, is that having Harry be interested in being a cop is not out of character and poor writing because Harryβs traits and background don't preclude him from an interest in being one.
You insulted my intelligence ("can't build you a logic bridge big enough blah blah blah") and then hit me with the ol "nuh uh, you're wrong I'm right" argument, so I'm forced to believe I'm talking with a child. Go to bed son, you've got school in the morning.
I don't think I insulted your intelligence other than to imply you are not omniscient, and I immediately acknowledged I'm in a similar boat, just not in this very specific topic.
If implying you're not perfect is an insult, sure, you're welcome to throw in the towel and put that wall up by pretending I'm arguing in bad faith. Ironically, that actually does diminish your intelligence - actively fighting the opportunity to learn.