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>I don't think it's justice, as it stands. Can you clarify what you mean here? Do you think the guy who made the joke should go to prison?

• DiabloD3 3y ago
  My reading of the part you quoted is, "It isn't justice because only the charges were dismissed, they owe him more than a simple apology."
  • remarkEon 3y ago
    Right, but the preceding sentences seem to conflict with that. More over, the following part of the comment >Stating that the local police are acting unlawfully ... as a prank, is dangerous. You cannot convince me otherwise. suggests that the guy who made the joke did something dangerous and should be punished for it. At least, that's the implication I'm reading.
    • DiabloD3 3y ago
      I think you're right. The meaning is unclear.
• Supermancho 3y ago
  > Do you think the guy who made the joke should go to prison? I think the legal precedent is damaging. I make no judgement on sentencing, as there was no harm done.
  • remarkEon 3y ago
    What legal precedent? The existing legal precedent that satire is okay?
    • Supermancho 3y ago
      To be clear, the precedent the case establishes, expanding the previous slightly.