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Completely agreed. I think a workable compromise would be to sentence her to 3-5 years for each count -- or even, hell, let's be generous... 1 day for each cou
by bmelton 13y ago
Completely agreed. I think a workable compromise would be to sentence her to 3-5 years for each count -- or even, hell, let's be generous... 1 day for each count of tampering.
That's 40,000 counts, 1 day per, continuous -- 109 years and change.
Those entrusted with protecting the law should have far more obligation to uphold its tenets than the hoi polloi, lest we start conceding that there really are two classes of citizenry and start a class war.
- atmosx 13y agoisn't it weird that that the numbers of years is 109? A whole number? Which also happens to be a prime.
- bmelton 13y agoIt wasn't a whole number, I rounded. Actually, I rounded twice, because it was actually like ~36,000-something occurrences, which I rounded off to 40 because I'm very lazy.
- rpenm 13y agoI think we should be more worried that this is a systemic problem and not a single bad actor. There is something wrong with a system that is so vulnerable to this type of manipulation.