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The answer is quite simple: jailing people for fiscal fraud is not that popular among lawmakers for some reason.
by xiphias2 7y ago
The answer is quite simple: jailing people for fiscal fraud is not that popular among lawmakers for some reason.
- zoobab 7y agoLaw makers prefer to send people to jail for stealing sandwiches: https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/entry/prison-ferme-pour-vol-de-sandwich-et-de-jus-dorange_fr_5d04ec9ee4b0304a121040bc https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/entry/prison-ferme-pour-vol-de...
- baud147258 7y agoHe was already supposed to be in jail.
- frenchman99 7y agoEspecially in France. Some people are notorious for living in grey areas or unlawfully for their whole life, but never go to jail. And perhaps worse than that, constituents keep voting for them despite.
- haissam 7y agoBut not today! https://www.nouvelobs.com/justice/20190913.OBS18406/condamne-a-4-ans-de-prison-balkany-ne-sortira-pas-libre-du-tribunal.html https://www.nouvelobs.com/justice/20190913.OBS18406/condamne...
- wott 7y agoI mean, they had been almost openly doing it for over 30 years...
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- wodenokoto 7y ago“For some reason” does not constitute a simple answer. I’m not even sure it’s an answer at all.
- close04 7y agoI read it as irony/sarcasm. Crimes commonly perpetrated by lawmakers and people of influence are punished very lightly... "for some reason".