[QUOTE=BobNSuzy;2729801]It is interesting to me that what you wrote could have come straight out of a first year handbook or textbook of a first year legal professional. It is like you are quoting our own propaganda. I do realize that the criminal justice field is world wide. The common person in the USA is clueless about what you wrote. They are all upset if someone gets out of jail awaiting trial without a cash bail. You can listen to the news about that. But, what you wrote is straight out of handbooks and textbooks.[/QUOTE]Well look at Michael be. Case from Ferguson, Missouri. The criminal shot by police was needing to be shot by probably any normal citizen who he came in contact with, but the government takes guns away from law abiding people and thus leaving a monopoly on executions to government.
However, aside for how terrible Michael be. Was a knucklehead, the fact that he stole from a big corporation QT makes him a hero since he reclaimed wealth that corporation siphon by way of labor exploitation and regressive tax code. It should be noted that the payroll tax in the USA is extremely regressive in that it taxes 15% flat tax from zero income and stops taxing the rich over $147,000! That's right a tax that only taxes low income and drops to zero for high income! Unbelievable.
And the fine system of Missouri is pretty much the same deal as described, but for some people it is good because if they become a slave to paying court fines, they have less to buy marijuana and harm their neighbors in low income housing with smoke. Whereas in Russia, people can live in state former Soviet housing blocks for free and not have to worry about vape and marijuana smoke coming in.
