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Right the US has rule of law for businesses. What about poor people? Not so much. See: civil asset forfeiture, being jailed for petty fines you can’t afford to
by selimnairb 5y ago
Right the US has rule of law for businesses. What about poor people? Not so much. See: civil asset forfeiture, being jailed for petty fines you can’t afford to pay, insane fees used by low-tax jurisdictions to fund their courts.
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- FredPret 5y agoIt’s certainly not perfect, I agree with your specific points. But it’s not even at all comparable with the third world. It’s vastly better to a degree that left me totally mindfucked for years after I moved to the first world.
- DubiousPusher 5y ago> But it’s not even at all comparable with the third world. I trust your observations of where you came from but I believe this is over-generalizing to places you may not have personal experience with.
- coliveira 5y agoIt is much better if you're not the target of the system, which in the US means that you're white and/or middle class or better.