>No, Aaron never gave the justice system a chance to work. I'd say his case was proof that the system didn't work. JSTOR dropped charges and urged for others t

>No, Aaron never gave the justice system a chance to work. I'd say his case was proof that the system didn't work. JSTOR dropped charges and urged for others to do the same yet that didn't go anywhere. It involve a credible threat of potentially up to $1 million in fines, 35 years in prison and restitution. A threat that would push anyone to to take the plea deal in the process avoiding reaching for actual justice. (And even that plea deal was ridiculous) If that's how it's supposed to work then it's fucked. >as in the Chelsea Manning case Someone exposing crimes for moral reasons "only" sentenced to 35 years of maximum security. Was this attended as some misplaced sarcasm?