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As I said, this is only a first order estimate, but even that is over hundreds of millions. I am sure the FBI has a much more detailed forensic account of torna
by polygamous_bat 4y ago
As I said, this is only a first order estimate, but even that is over hundreds of millions. I am sure the FBI has a much more detailed forensic account of tornado that they will bring up in the courts, which will then rule according to the law based on the evidence.
On the other hand, if you don't trust FBI, the law, or the courts to do the right thing, you have a different problem entirely, at which point none of what I say should matter to you.
- x86x87 4y agoThere are at least 2 things here: 1) the laws and how they are applied and 2) what is in the interest of the people and what should the laws be? I can trust law enforcement to do its job. Heck I might even trust it to do the right thing when it comes to gray areas / methods they use. But... I can definitely disagree with some laws. In fact, people doing something because it's law without critically thinking about it has worse consequences than disagreeing with the law.