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Alright. Let me get this straight.
A member of the police force makes charges against several people. Most of those I get, but "recklessness"? "Deception"? Are those really punishable by law? From what I've seen, this is to make the law, uh... come faster?
Then, when people disagree, the same man decides to further argue his point by... locking himself into a cell. I'm not sure whether to think of that as honorable or just stupid.
Well. I'd say that's enough grounds to convict him of "recklessness" and "passive aggressiveness", but I say we wait until this whole thing has stopped spiraling out of control.
A member of the police force makes charges against several people. Most of those I get, but "recklessness"? "Deception"? Are those really punishable by law? From what I've seen, this is to make the law, uh... come faster?
Then, when people disagree, the same man decides to further argue his point by... locking himself into a cell. I'm not sure whether to think of that as honorable or just stupid.
Well. I'd say that's enough grounds to convict him of "recklessness" and "passive aggressiveness", but I say we wait until this whole thing has stopped spiraling out of control.