I've come across this interesting series of essays by Walter Block in which he gives remarkably strong defenses of practices that are nearly universally condemned by the members of society. This particular one is a defense of dishonest cops. I'd like to discuss it to see if anyone else finds themselves surprisingly convinced of his arguments.
He also makes a rather aggressive attack against especially "honest" cops, and I'd also like to hear your reaction to that. Is it really fair to condemn an officer of the law for doing the duty he has been given?
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