Just because you don't support the most corrupt and, tbh, objectively most terrible police department in the country doesn't mean that you hate the concept of law enforcement. Neither does thinking that police officers should be held accountable when they shoot unarmed people (especially, but by no means exclusively, when there's effing video of their wrongdoing).
I hate this attitude in America where if anyone makes any kind of critical comment against the military or law enforcement they're some kind of freedom-hating un-American scum. Police are not perfect and pretending they are helps no one.
See, this is the thing: I agree with everything you just said, all up and down the deck. It's when edgy, white-as-mayo self-identified socialists like PU and IJ start running their mouths to the complete opposite extreme - about an issue that doesn't even begin to personally affect them in their little lily-white bubbles, no less - that I start to have a problem.
We don't solve legitimate issues by making ourselves sound like Donald F**king Trump, and police brutality and corruption is a
direly legitimate issue.