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I'm always baffled by this argument. So because two people do a bad thing neither can be held accountable because each can just point at the other and dylan604
by ketralnis 3y ago
I'm always baffled by this argument. So because two people do a bad thing neither can be held accountable because each can just point at the other and dylan604 will say one is being singled out?
- dylan604 3y agoOr, you know, you could take the question in the spirit it was asked. Because dylan604 knows there are other offenders, and I'm not even in the business of policing these issues. So, it's only logical to extrapolate that out to expect that those actually responsible for policing these issues would know about them as well. So why not bring up charges on all of them? Is it honestly because the team involved is so small and they have no multitasking abilities so they can only work on one case at a time? Is it because of all of the people they've approached, they've all made amends and changed their ways so that they are only charging those that held out? There are many ways "why just one" type of questions can be answered, and the "because 2" responses are tired.