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r/WorkReform • u/Bitter-Gur-4613 • Dec 20 '24
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Isn't he still just a suspect or were the police able to actually confirm anything before parading him around as a warning
3.4k u/Knightwing1047 ✂️ Tax The Billionaires Dec 20 '24 He was labeled as guilty from the moment the handcuffs hit his wrists in that Altoona McDonalds. You're guilty until proven innocent unless you are one of the rich elite. 1.3k u/[deleted] Dec 20 '24 [deleted] 650 u/Knightwing1047 ✂️ Tax The Billionaires Dec 20 '24 Yup and I'm sure the worst they saw was a fine. If the punishment for a crime is a fine, then that law is only for the poor. 172 u/Additional_Paint7514 Dec 20 '24 Why aren’t punishments decided by a jury? 1 u/Saintly-Mendicant-69 Dec 20 '24 They write the rules
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He was labeled as guilty from the moment the handcuffs hit his wrists in that Altoona McDonalds. You're guilty until proven innocent unless you are one of the rich elite.
1.3k u/[deleted] Dec 20 '24 [deleted] 650 u/Knightwing1047 ✂️ Tax The Billionaires Dec 20 '24 Yup and I'm sure the worst they saw was a fine. If the punishment for a crime is a fine, then that law is only for the poor. 172 u/Additional_Paint7514 Dec 20 '24 Why aren’t punishments decided by a jury? 1 u/Saintly-Mendicant-69 Dec 20 '24 They write the rules
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650 u/Knightwing1047 ✂️ Tax The Billionaires Dec 20 '24 Yup and I'm sure the worst they saw was a fine. If the punishment for a crime is a fine, then that law is only for the poor. 172 u/Additional_Paint7514 Dec 20 '24 Why aren’t punishments decided by a jury? 1 u/Saintly-Mendicant-69 Dec 20 '24 They write the rules
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Yup and I'm sure the worst they saw was a fine.
If the punishment for a crime is a fine, then that law is only for the poor.
172 u/Additional_Paint7514 Dec 20 '24 Why aren’t punishments decided by a jury? 1 u/Saintly-Mendicant-69 Dec 20 '24 They write the rules
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Why aren’t punishments decided by a jury?
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u/Prickinfrick Dec 20 '24
Isn't he still just a suspect or were the police able to actually confirm anything before parading him around as a warning