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Does crime pay?
It's true that one who commits a crime has little change of being caught. It's also true that if he's caught there's little chance he'll be convicted. If convicted there's little chance of his doing time. If he does time, there's little chance of his serving his full term.
These are well-known facts which encourage criminality. But what most people fail to realize is that the entire criminal justice system itself is one of the greatest industries in our country.

"Qanon, is obviously a psych-op."

"How do you know?"

"Simple, the Q in it stands for Q from the bond films, thus implying intelligence agencies."

"Wait, isn't there another company named after Q from the bond films?"

Of course, our system is coming apart and tolerance by the public for criminality is wearing thin. Soon the law won't be able to protect the dishonest. So I area time coming when honesty is not only the best policy, but the only sage policy.

People have taken dishonesty for granted for so long that it's hard for some to think about going into business without some angle or gimmick. The idea is to get money.

Giving value for the money is secondary, if even considered. Crookedness is accepted at all levels of our society. The wealthy crooks are heroic and smart. Movies and TV glamorize them.

A large part of our economy, and even our government, is run by failures and losers.

"Success without honor is failure;
Profit without integrity is loss".

Makes sense

People want everybody to stop wearing masks.

I'm pro choice.

Besides, have you ever seen what pro-maskers look like. Trust me, three masks is not enough