Rigby5
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- Apr 23, 2017
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Nobody was harmed but that's irrelevant. You don't have to harm anybody to commit a crime, you only have to break the law.
So I guess what you're saying here is that this woman had no idea she couldn't vote, in spite of having a lawyer in her defense that I'm sure explained that to her, in spite of her ability to call her lawyer to find out, in spite of access to the internet to look up the law about voting on probation, in spite of being smart enough to form the BLM chapter in her state, in spite of being told she couldn't run for Mayor because SHE WAS on probation, she didn't know.
Not to drift off subject, but if you're ever in this area, I have a bridge for sale. You could setup toll booths and make a fortune.
No, the only possible justification for any law or sentence, is to protect someone else.
If a law protects no one, then it is an illegal intrusion on your freedom.
You should be able to do what ever you want, as long as you do not harm anyone else.
And no, she had no lawyer, nor could she afford on, and none was appointed.