In some cases it’s because the victims can be identified by naming the defendants. In others it’s because they haven’t been convicted yet and media bias might influence the trial.
And the cops search your person when you “look suspicious” or “fit the description”. And the judges increase jail time when you “are a risk”. And on and on. It’s just simply coincidence that these things corelate to perceived class status, and have forever.
In some cases it’s because the victims can be identified by naming the defendants. In others it’s because they haven’t been convicted yet and media bias might influence the trial.
And the cops search your person when you “look suspicious” or “fit the description”. And the judges increase jail time when you “are a risk”. And on and on. It’s just simply coincidence that these things corelate to perceived class status, and have forever.
These things aren’t mutually exclusive, you berk.
I’m not arguing the system isn’t corrupt, I’m saying there are good reasons for not releasing names.
When you argue “good reasons” against me saying “the system is corrupt”, you are
Good thing I didn’t.