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Signature Limit - Memento Mori - 03-10-2020

(03-10-2020, 10:37 PM)SwagSloth Wrote:How dare you block Baby Yoda, you monster.
I didn't, yours was just the most recent post Sad

Signature Limit - SwagSloth - 03-10-2020

(03-10-2020, 05:01 PM)Memento Mori Wrote:I didn't, yours was just the most recent post Sad
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Signature Limit - 37thchamber - 03-11-2020

(03-09-2020, 07:58 PM)AdamS Wrote:I'd argue that ho should then also remove any extra Sig's that don't comply so that it doesn't become a $1 million dollar fee rather than a fine
Fines are basically just fees that rich people can pay to commit crimes, though

Signature Limit - AdamS - 03-11-2020

(03-11-2020, 02:32 AM)37thchamber Wrote:Fines are basically just fees that rich people can pay to commit crimes, though


I saw this exact statement on reddit yesterday oddly enough

Signature Limit - br0_0ker - 03-11-2020

(03-11-2020, 02:32 AM)37thchamber Wrote:Fines are basically just fees that rich people can pay to commit crimes, though

Well, fines are a means by which coercion is possible, since the financial punishment is meant to serve as motivation for certain action or as a deterrent. When that no longer happens, another means comes along. If people abuse this by just paying the fine and using the "paying to commit crimes" reasoning, I'm sure other means of coercion will be found. Money is just the easiest, most widely applicable resource to use in the initial case.

Signature Limit - DeadlyPlayer - 03-11-2020

(03-11-2020, 06:26 PM)steelsound Wrote:Well, fines are a means by which coercion is possible, since the financial punishment is meant to serve as motivation for certain action or as a deterrent. When that no longer happens, another means comes along. If people abuse this by just paying the fine and using the "paying to commit crimes" reasoning, I'm sure other means of coercion will be found. Money is just the easiest, most widely applicable resource to use in the initial case.

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