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I mean, you are right but it still feels wrong to see a lawyer bragging on the internet about shutting down a kid that basically just peeked in a toy his parent
by thrance 2y ago
I mean, you are right but it still feels wrong to see a lawyer bragging on the internet about shutting down a kid that basically just peeked in a toy his parents brought him.
- gorlilla 2y agoHe's not right. The lawyer likely didn't have a legal leg to stand on, but may have caused a paradigm shift in this kid's life. Why do you assume there weren't knock-on effects/consequences to his actions? Or that they were positive (set him on the right track) vs deleterious?