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That's not how crimes work. The crimes happened whether or not she paid them money, and any harm is enough harm to sue. If you spend your time, that is still s
by roguecoder 4y ago
That's not how crimes work.
The crimes happened whether or not she paid them money, and any harm is enough harm to sue. If you spend your time, that is still something you spent. If the person you spent it on was committing fraud at the time, that's a crime.
- listenallyall 4y agoWhat? I made no comment about fault or crime, all I commented on was that the article did a poor job of explaining the situation. But since you decided to be snarky, "crimes" are irrelevant here since it is a civil case between private parties.