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> they don't really work the same way Why not? It would seem that you're just used to a state of exploitation and selective application, both of which are a mo
by OutOfHere 2y ago
> they don't really work the same way
Why not? It would seem that you're just used to a state of exploitation and selective application, both of which are a mockery of justice. Sometimes it helps to see things from an outsider's perspective.
- lolinder 2y agoI'm not commenting on the way things should be, I'm commenting on the way things are. And if you're saying that this ruling is bad because it doesn't work well in an idealized model of the law as you think it should be... that's an interesting observation, but you can hardly fault the judge for crafting a ruling that works in the context of the actual legal system.
- SllX 2y agoBecause laws are executed by people, not computers.
- Almondsetat 2y agoWhy yes?