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Does seem like excessive punishment to me, especially for someone who is in such hardship. Did Telstra really lose $193K on this incident? The cost to the state
by cooldeal 16y ago
Does seem like excessive punishment to me, especially for someone who is in such hardship. Did Telstra really lose $193K on this incident? The cost to the state to imprison such barely harmful acts is definitely not worth it. All she deserves is a slap on the wrist, a small fine and some probation time.
- HelloBeautiful 16y agoNo, she got the proper punishment for stealing from the corporate masters of US. She'll be trapped by the prison industry for the rest of her life. EDIT: OK, my bad. But Australia is run by the same ppl in the same way. NWO and the world government are around the corner anyway :D
- monochromatic 16y agoYou mean of Australia. Kind of loses its punch, doesn't it?
- w1ntermute 16y ago> No, she got the proper punishment for stealing from the corporate masters of US. If you'd bothered to actually read the article, you'd know that this happened in Australia, not the US.
- demallien 16y agoSigh. Except of course Tasmania isn't part of the US but one of the 6 states making up the Commonwealth of Australia. Otherwise it was a great theory...