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I did. It's still fallacious.

1. Attacks the presentation of the point being made, not the point itself.
2. Irrelevant, that's not how consent works.
3. Just 2 rephrased.
4. Appeal to nature/naturalistic fallcy.
5. Appeal to emotion.
6. Reductio ad absurdum/strawman fallacy.
7. Just 6 rephrased.
8. False equivalence, also incorrect.
9. Another false equivalence.
10. Meaningless semantics.

"A healthy society is a happy one."
Japan has amongst the lowest rates of obesity, longest life expectancies and... highest suicide rates.

The police are supposed to be enforce the law, if embarrassment or intimidation are enough to stop them doing their job, then they are not fit for the job. Yes, there are multiple options that could result in nothing being done, all of which require further corruption and/or incompetence. Assuming I am biased is just poor argument, I do not ignore the good, I just expect it to be standard. I am simply unwilling to let the bad go ignored and unpunished. If the police cannot bring the corrupt to justice then they are not fit for purpose.

And even when the model is "perfect" the photos still get airbrushed thinner.

If they can be blackmailed, they must also be corrupt. How could no other police know about the corruption? Law enforcement is supposed to have massive oversight to prevent that; the only options this leaves are corruption or incompetence.

"The non-corrupt officers don't let it happen on purpose. ... or they are corrupt as well."
Want a chance to rephrase that?

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."
The corrupt few can only be so because the others let it happen. A.C.A.B.

The bad police officers keep their jobs because the 'good' ones do nothing about it.

A pencil sharpener that sharpens any pencil is a great pencil sharpener, but a pencil that's always getting sharpened wears out too quickly.
Meaningless analogies are meaningless.

Except gay used as a derogatory term originated as an explicit reference to homosexuality...