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I'd really hate to say it but people who abuse authority in this manner don't deserve to enjoy being members of society. How many lives do you have to destroy b
by sixothree 13y ago
I'd really hate to say it but people who abuse authority in this manner don't deserve to enjoy being members of society. How many lives do you have to destroy before we destroy yours? 10, 100, 1000?
- e12e 13y agoI find it a little ironic that in a story that indicates that the system is horribly corrupt, you would advocate that the same system be allowed to destroy lives.
- siddboots 13y agoI can empathise, but that is not the role of the courts. Particularly when the problem is systemic. The court's role here should be to sentence in a way that a) offsets the incentives that exist for corruption, and b) provides restitution where possible. The problem is not evil individuals, but that incentives for corruption exist in the first place.
- gohrt 13y agoIt's really not that hard to choose not to mastermind a child slavery pipeline from a position of power atop state government. This isn't the sort of crime that underpriveleged individuals get forced into.