Don’t let people tell you “there are always a few bad apples”. That’s not how the saying goes. It’s actually “a few bad apples spoil the bushel” - in other words, if there are a few bad apples, that’s cause to believe the rot has spread and it’s time to throw the whole thing out.
@noelle Granted, defining a "bushel" when talking about sentient beings can be a difficult matter, aye?
@ElectricKeet Well, sure. But if you want to imply "the bad ones are few and far between and can be easily segregated from the good ones", maybe don't use a metaphor that means "the bad ones inherently and inevitably corrupt the good ones and you can't always tell whether they have yet, so better safe than sorry". :)