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Yikes, this is not at all why it should exist, and this is basically an argument for corruption/immunity for the sake of comity.
by brown9-2 6y ago
Yikes, this is not at all why it should exist, and this is basically an argument for corruption/immunity for the sake of comity.
- jkhdigital 6y ago> an argument for corruption/immunity for the sake of comity It's not an endorsement of corruption, rather an acknowledgement that the price of comity includes some corruption. This seems like an anti-fragile mechanism to me: in exchange for the inevitable but relatively minor injustice of corrupt pardons, we can pre-empt behavior that could lead to all-out political war that destroys the entire system.