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Knowing the reddit community, do you really think that is a good idea?
by abrahamsen 14y ago
Knowing the reddit community, do you really think that is a good idea?
- monsterix 14y agoI think it helps for the world to know.
- rdtsc 14y agoKnowing the faces and names deciding to spend our tax money on trying to shove in jail for decades someone who downloaded scientific papers, should be in the interest of every citizen, shouldn't it?
- natrius 14y agoCongress decides the range of punishments for breaking laws, not the Department of Justice. Congress is elected by the people. Instead of trying to identify individuals to indict, consider the role of 300 million Americans who implicitly backed those decisions. Or you could just take a step back to pause and lament the toll of depression.
- makomk 14y agoThe Department of Justice decides which people get pursued through the courts and which just get ignored. Its decisions have always been aimed at protecting the wealthy and influential no matter what.
- olefoo 14y ago"Knowing the reddit community" Could you elaborate on that?
- glass- 14y agoI believe they are referring to the reddit community's tendency to go off on misguided, half-cocked witch-hunts.
- tomjen3 14y agoWell if you have a better idea for changeing the minds of the doj I am all ears.