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Being on the right side of the law is irrelevant if you can't afford to defend yourself in court. It's not about winning in court, it's about not having the re
by ineedasername 4y ago
Being on the right side of the law is irrelevant if you can't afford to defend yourself in court.
It's not about winning in court, it's about not having the resources to go to court & fight it to begin with.
- vintermann 4y agoAlso, laws only matter when the outcome doesn't to the people in charge. Just because "the law is on your side" doesn't mean you'll win even if you could afford it, because laws don't magically rule on their own. It is judges, with all their pettiness and cravenness and nepotism, which rule.