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Of course, this isn't to say that it always happens, but when you have a look at recent events it seems that murderers, kidnappers, rapists etc get sentences better off in comparison to people, say, behind file-sharing sites. We get people going on homicidal sprees or harming children, but a man in charge of a whistle-blowing website is condemned as a terrorist and it's suggested for them to be assassinated.
There's too many loopholes and inconsistencies that give me little faith in the UK or US'S justice systems. Anyone remember about the "cat lady" in the UK who threw cat's into a bin? Pretty much at the same period of time a young black man with a rich/famous father did the same thing and nothing became of it, yet that woman was constantly in the news and people set up hate groups and stuff about her.
Of course, this isn't to say that it always happens, but when you have a look at recent events it seems that murderers, kidnappers, rapists etc get sentences better off in comparison to people, say, behind file-sharing sites. We get people going on homicidal sprees or harming children, but a man in charge of a whistle-blowing website is condemned as a terrorist and it's suggested for them to be assassinated.
There's too many loopholes and inconsistencies that give me little faith in the UK or US'S justice systems. Anyone remember about the "cat lady" in the UK who threw cat's into a bin? Pretty much at the same period of time a young black man with a rich/famous father did the same thing and nothing became of it, yet that woman was constantly in the news and people set up hate groups and stuff about her.