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This seems like a particularly twisted take. Poor people get excessively long sentences so SBF should too? What a messed up line of thinking. A healthy take wo

• dns_snek 4y ago
  Divide the amount of money his customers lost by the average hourly wage, then double it (as a punitive measure) to get the minimum prison time. 100+ years seems like a reasonable sentence in this case. Every dollar stolen/defrauded represents minutes of someone's life that they'll never get back.
• mavelikara 4y ago
  > A healthy take would be "Hopefully everyone gets a reasonable sentence, SBF included" How about "SBF getting an unreasonable sentence, hopefully, would be the catalyst of change towards every convicted criminal getting reasonable sentences"?
  • bbbbb5 4y ago
    Accelerationism is also bad, yes. A rather nihilistic way of looking at things.