Palindrome posted
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>Part of it is what great harm is done by having such a law? The loss
>seems a very tiny one.
What about those who were caught up in kp investigations based on
nothing more than credit card details or less? You have forgotten to add
them into your cost-benefit equation.
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>For those that choose to break the law, the penalties can be very
>great.
You could excuse any criminal law by this formula. Hey, the kid poached
a pheasant. He *chose* judicial execution.
>But everyone must know this, by now.
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>There are others in society in an even more difficult situation,
>through absolutely no fault of their own. If there is to be any
>priority for getting change, it should be to help them.
Those who are "in an even more difficult situation, through absolutely
no fault of their own" include the victims of the child . laws.
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