now im curious. who does fatty kim bank with? who issued him a credit card?

> The issue is that deferred prosecutions shouldn't be offered to anyone, instead of as yourself and parent imply, being offered to this guy. In this case the system worked, in the others, it needs to be adjusted.

If it is offered to others, it should be offered here. Let's keep people out of cages.

I think it's pretty clear at this point that fines do not effectively deter white collar criminals.

The argument often posited is that if you don't punish the big guys then they'll just keep doing it, and the government will look the other way because they get to be "in on the take".

The solution to that isn't to punish nobody, it's to punish everyone.

Where’s his deferred prosecution agreement? He’s black, are you out of your mind?

I am definitely seeking the counterpoints and the District Attorneys go out of their way to make that hard

Is this bait?

Not really... do you think that a black person is going to get the kid gloves from the criminal justice system?

I don't see why not?

Then... you’re probably not black in America.

How would being black change anything?

I’m totally out of the loop on this but curious to know Hayes’ views on racism, especially considering how likely it is that he holds libertarian views. It piques my interest because I’ve recently been hearing heterodox views from commentators like Kmele Foster and seeing split reactions from the left.

Plenty of non-white people are libertarian. It’s in the interest of mainstream political parties to say it’s only an ideology of straight white males as a way to dismiss it. But this simply isn’t true.