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Yeah, he's more of a pain in the death-for-profi... I mean... society's ass alive. Even if a jury does convict, he's in a state with no death penalty and the n

Yeah, he's more of a pain in the death-for-profi... I mean... society's ass alive. Even if a jury does convict, he's in a state with no death penalty and the notoriety and nature of his crime will likely gain him support on the inside. Plus, all the press coverage of the trial gives him a podium... I'd be stunned if he makes it to court.

AtlasBarfed 2y ago
If he is found and sent to jail it would be fascinating to see how he is viewed on the inside. If there's one thing that crosses almost all class and racial divides, it is our shitty medical care system. My (now passed) uncle was in jail to challenge drug incarceration laws back in the 60s, since the opposition needed a case that wouldnt settle to reach the supreme court. No one would touch him in jail.
- willis936 2y ago
  I think "stunned if he makes it to court" means "most likely outcome is that he is quietly assassinated by suits".
  - maronato 2y ago
    That’d make him a martyr and a symbol. I can’t see that going well for the suits.
    - willis936 2y ago
      Indeed, but what would be worse would be giving him a platform then making him a martyr. I don't think there is any winning play for the corpos operating within the law.