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How is it corrupt? The DA chose to resign, they weren't forced out.

• epistasis 9mo ago
  They were prevented from following just policy, and were being forced to perform actions that go against professional ethics, politically driven prosecutions unconnected from fact or law. People resigned to send the message to the public: the integrity of the office had been compromised, and the lawyers (lawyers!!) couldn't stay due to their ethics. This is a difficult thing to understand for people that lack ethics.
  • refurb 8mo ago
    "Just policy"? If you boss asks you to do something that is a legitimate request, and you refuse for personal reasons, that's on you. It is in no way "corruption".
• donkeybeer 8mo ago
  I as someone with power over you will repeatedly force you to do an illegal and or immoral act. I have doubt you have the balls to resign rather than follow along, but if you do resign I hope you don't say you were forced out. Be honest.
  • refurb 8mo ago
    > I have doubt you have the balls t Reported for personal attack.
    • donkeybeer 8mo ago
      How's that a personal attack? And if it is, remove that. The rest of the argument still stands.