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A fine or a warning would be well past sufficient for a first time offense. I don't find unnecessarily imprisoning people particularly amusing, personally.
by f33d5173 3y ago
A fine or a warning would be well past sufficient for a first time offense. I don't find unnecessarily imprisoning people particularly amusing, personally.
- Zetobal 3y agoNah... we have enough get free out of jail cards and unbelievable plea deals. He wanted like many other people to manipulate the election, the very fabric of our democracy, that wasn't a Boaty McBoatface poll.
- anigbrowl 3y agoSure, if he'd pled guilty. If he hadn't offered such a bullshit defense he'd be long over it by now; instead he spun it out in the justice system for 7 years, wasting everyone's time, so he can think about that for 7 months. I am fine with him doing some time, I think we're too soft on fraud and that's why we have so much of it. I don't find unnecessarily imprisoning people particularly amusing, personally. Oh, now it's serious business? Too bad.