Comment Re:He's not in jail, despite admitting guilt (Score 1) 166
> because children in Africa are starving
Nice strawman, there.
However, reading (or willingness to actually address the point raised) fail.
Oh, and I like the use of "known criminals go free", as if it isn't actually written into the Constitution (due process) that yes, eventually (most) criminals need to be "go free" after they have served their sentences. Don't know what that logical fallacy is, though: appeal to fear? Appeal to moral panic?