Vienna is working a delivery job when she hears about Cop City, a massive police training facility being built in Atlanta. She decides to join a group of activists attempting to stop construction. When Vienna arrives in the South River Forest, she quickly finds a community, a cause –- and a love unlike any other. But the events of one morning shatters everything. Vienna and everyone connected to t... more
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It’s not fair to people who don’t have crazy mental disabilities who have just been affirmed by woke people their whole lives. How am I supposed to know what character is what when everyone is ‘they them’ and they’re saying she but you’re hearing a man speak?
This is a one-sided view that even fails to convince a bleeding heart like me. These protesters initiated violence and got stunned when it was inflicted upon them.
What did I miss?
They reflect on their own violent acts as a ‘show of humanity’ but depict the cops as brutal murderous machines.
Your narrative is outragingly one-sided and blind. And perpetuates a lot of misunderstandings and divides.
If the person interview lies there’s nothing you can do but when the host himself blatantly lies about things that happened on camera you lose any credibility
In the last episode the host joins the terrorists. Do better Wondery.
You must use the proper pronouns when describing criminals what a joke.
Host mentions the police using he/him pronouns to refer to Tort. You know who else does? Tort’s mother! Would have been fascinating if the podcast shared some of Tort’s journal writings to perhaps bring more balance to the story. Am very curious about Tort’s anti-police prose, which is briefly alluded to.
Can’t believe I’ve wasted this much time. I just can’t not listen to the train wreck.
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