I tend to agree, in many cases. But when evaluating claims of entrapment, it is really important to pay attention to narrative manipulation. Where you start th

I tend to agree, in many cases. But when evaluating claims of entrapment, it is really important to pay attention to narrative manipulation. Where you start the story, for instance, matters a lot. If there are people undercover, there are going to be colorable ways to paint just about anything as entrapment. That said, it does happen, and it is both horrifying and counterproductive. https://www.businessinsider.com/fbi-is-manufacturing-terrorism-cases-2016-6 https://www.businessinsider.com/fbi-is-manufacturing-terrori...