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Originally Posted by EarlyPorsche
Do you realize he admits to his unlawful conduct with a minor? As in - defending what he did or saying "its a stupid law" is unnecessary because he knows what he did was wrong. The issue was that he fled because he thought he would have to serve more time behind bars. Have you read all of the articles published? And for the record, there is no need to discuss "morals" when there is a blatant law broken and the defendant admits guilt.
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Did you even read what I wrote?
Of course he knows he broke the law. He spent 90 days in jail for it. And only fled when it was clear the judge wanted to ignore the plea-deal and do some grand-standing.
I can easily imagine doing the same thing in some third-world country. There is nothing inherently noble or honorable about submitting yourself to the jurisdiction of a corrupt court—and most of you seem to be suggesting that there is something noble and honorable about this. That he should have stayed to do the time.
That's what I take issue with.