[ SECRET POST #3393 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3393 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Arguments you hate

[(Anonymous)]

I am a law student, so we've gotten the fact that I'm insufferable out of the way.

I hate most arguments where people talk about the legal system in the United States. They have no idea about the basics and absolutely refuse to learn. It's not that hard! Saying that the legal system is "broken" because YOU don't understand it is not a good argument!

The most recent one that got to me was the verdict about Kesha's contract. People were saying the legal system was "broken" because the court didn't let her out of the contract. Okay, if EVERYONE could get out of their contracts by accusing someone of a crime - not even a crime that has been proven yet - that would be absolute chaos. Not that I'm saying I didn't want her out of the contract, but put the blame where it belongs. On Sony. Not on the legal system, which operates based on federal and state statutes, years of legal precedent, and a basic understanding on the effect one verdict will have on thousands.

Despite what people say, the law is not that hard. If you don't understand it, either Google it or shut up. I'm tired of guilty until proven innocent on here.