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posted on Jan, 26 2013 @ 05:33 PM
Let me get this straight.
The STATE has determined that it is the singular and only definable "victim" of the crime of saggy pants. The STATE has determined that being
victimized by the horrendous baggy pants offense is causing the STATE undue harm and damage. Those who persist in such egregious actions AGAINST the
STATE are to be punished by fine and or imprisonment.
300 dollars to the STATE makes the state whole again when the pants are dropped below the belt-line. The STATE suffers damages to the tune of 300
dollars. Does the STATE have to define what, where, or how those damages are derived? Why 300?
The STATE has also determined in some instances, 300 dollars does not even BEGIN to cover the damages the STATE has suffered. So the STATE has decided
to incarcerate such individuals at a cost to the STATE! So, the STATE can either take money to cover the damages it has suffered by the "crime" of
baggy pants, OR, the STATE can incarcerate the offending individual AND pay money to do so. Huh? So, say it costs 3000 dollars a month to incarcerate
someone, the STATE can either collect 300 or spend 3000? WTF?
Does this make sense?
Oh, wait. Screw me, I just realized, the STATE determined long ago, not unlike the plantation owners of the south, that the ONLY way to change
behavior is to fine, beat, or imprison the slaves, since "beating" is now passe, the state must utilize the other two in order to force all to
conform. Though, seriously, wouldn't it make more sense to lash each offending individual with 20 lashes in a public square?
BTW, it was the STATE, yes, the STATE that caused the problem in the first place!!!!!!!!!!!! "It" did so by incarcerating people in once size fits
all clothing, so those who were let out of prison simply continued the STATE'S own clothing mandate of PRISON-BAGGY-PANTS!!!!!!!!
As an aside, I hate the baggy pants, it "offends" me, I am the one who's eyes are damaged to the tune of 300 dollars, but for some inexplicable
reason I can't seem to get ahead of the STATE to collect my damages.
In all seriousness, when are people going to stop accepting economic punishment as way to change behavior? The STATE seems to get rich by defining
everything anyone can do as a crime, yet, the same said STATE has the most horrendous educational system on the planet, oh, wait, it seems the STATE
educates, or rather mis-educates, then fines the folks for the behavior they learned at the STATE institutions - what F*&*^&% racket!