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"I don't mind if X is illegal because I don't X." "I don't mind if the state thinks I did X because I don't X." There is a crucial difference between these tw
by bluedanieru 15y ago
"I don't mind if X is illegal because I don't X."
"I don't mind if the state thinks I did X because I don't X."
There is a crucial difference between these two things and it's why any sane nation avoids applying draconian punishments for mundane offenses. Basically, the state realizes it could be wrong and hedges its bets. The Singapore state doesn't consider that, and it should give anyone living there or planning to go pause. Even if you don't care for the guilty, remember that no judicial system will always convict only the guilty.