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So evidence obtained illegally outside of due-process is fair game in your book? I guess by saying "when due process failed" kind of makes it so since by defin

• itsoktocry 5y ago
  >So evidence obtained illegally outside of due-process is fair game in your book? So evidence of horrible crimes should be ignored if subjective "due-process" isn't followed? You do realize that the moneyed elite have disproportionate influence over "process" and law, right? Focus on the leaks and whether they are true, not the messenger.
  • bko 5y ago
    The "horrible crimes" of following the applicable tax laws. Got it. I'm not focusing on the messenger. I'm questioning the ethics to violate the privacy of private individuals to try to score political points.
• aaron-santos 5y ago
  You're not advocating for modeling our actions, social interactions, behaviours, and relationships after our criminal justice system, right? Also you're not advocating for an equivalentcy between judicial evidenciary procedure and information gathering, and judicial due process and social due process, right?