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Thanks for making actual points. The thing here is that people seem to be more upset about the fact that a self-confessed criminal gets kicked out of tournaments of a magical game than about the fact that your "justice" system rewards criminals who confess with lighter sentences to the point where the innocent might be tempted to confess crimes they have not committed to avoid jail time. Fucked up. Just... fucked up.

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Jesús man, it's like a whole post:

Most of the agreement about the ban is faux-outrage is pretty much comprised of uniformed White Knight cowardice and bullshit.
Uniformed because they obviously have zero fucking idea how plea-bargaining works in this country.
WhiteKnight-cowardice, because these same people who are saying "Rapist! Lynch that evil fuck... he gets what he deserves" are similar to every other person who happens to be pissed at themselves about the inability to effect any real change in the society around them. So having something to clearly and vehemently condemn (like rape, dead beat dads, beating wives, leaving kids in hot cars... whatever.) makes them feel powerful, when they otherwise feel helpless.
Further, most of those guys who have never done shit wrong in their lives would likely sign an even WORSE plea bargain, if they couldn't bond out or were stuck with court appointed attorneys while wasting away in jail. Yet, the most likely argument they rebut that with from what I've seen is "I would never be in that situation" which of course is a cop out, because let me tell you, you could be easily. It only takes an accusation, not even with any particular proof to derail your milquetoast ass little lives.

You know, because condemning bad behavior is the only thing that gets me through each day.

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Someone decided to go back to defending a self-confessed rapist while implying that having no criminal record makes you a wimp.

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She should write a letter to WotC then...

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Especially for Stardust

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Or cut their dicks off. I'd settle for that instead.

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You're in law enforcement and try to paint not having done anything criminal like it's an uncool thing? Lawl

And all this time I was thinking you were an excon who got raped in the showers and now thinks people with no record are pussies and rape is not so bad after all.

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And I hope you get gang-raped by tigers.

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I wonder if this past crime follows the victim into every dark, lonely place they visit for the rest of their lives. But the guy can't play cards, what a bummer.

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The fact that he did so little prison time is the real bullshit here. Don't expect people to be okay with having him near that 13yo girl playing among the rapist-friendly neckbeards.

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Do you know for a fact that he's innocent and pleaded guilty only because "justice" system?

Didn't think so. Stop whiteknighting the rapist.

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Rape-o-crux

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Here's the thing (the actual crux of the matter):

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The fastest growing rapist community on the Internet.

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Article seems to be leaning towards the "ban was bad" camp, especially towards the end, yet the highlight is this:

Magic should be a safe and inclusive community, and having a registered sex offender as a prominent member of the community chills progress toward that goal.

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In my country it's the other way around. Every company requires penal and police records as part of the hiring process. The most sensitive jobs (i.e. with the most risk of you stealing something) will have you face a polygraph.

That gives ex cons great opportunities to stay away from a life of crime.

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You are a rape victim. Your rapist's pic is featured prominently on websites owned by Hasbro.

That's what they had in mind when making the decision, I bet. And I agree.

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this happens everyday in every facet of your lives

unless you're GR, whose village chieftain is whoever rapes more women

#RacistRapeJokes

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The MTGO ban, though? Has any software provider ever been held morally accountable for any of their dubious users? I don't understand what scenario they're afraid of there.

I guess you haven't heard about malicious activities related to magical cards over the internet.

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