You're deliberately missing the point and watering down the argument, and you know it. That question is not asked in good faith, it is not asked to start a conv

You're deliberately missing the point and watering down the argument, and you know it. That question is not asked in good faith, it is not asked to start a conversation, it is asked only to obfuscate the truth and cause trouble. The only thing that matters is, has US law enforcement conducted investigations, and of those investigations, which ones have produced evidence of actual crimes having been committed? Your whataboutism doesn't change anything. It doesn't uncommit the crimes, it doesn't rescind the indictments, and it doesn't reverse the guilty pleas. US law enforcement has found evidence of crimes and some of those criminals have pled guilty. Some of them are sitting in jail right now. Sorry, what was your question again? Because what I heard you ask was "why are the admitted criminals in jail and not the victims?"