Criminal Behavior
Criminal behavior – not my usual kind of post.
But I think some reminders need to be said. There are two analogies to consider:
- When an underaged child commits a crime, he is usually given special considerations such as being thought as too young to know better and so his youthful crimes will be sealed for protection. But upon reaching a certain age, possibly 18, he will then be considered an adult and thus tried as an adult with all of the attending punishments that may be leveled.
- You don’t actually have to do the crime to be charged as criminal, just sitting in the get away car will get you charged for aiding and abetting.
So, if you are supporting and rallying someone who is considered corrupt or criminal, the public may give you the benefit of the doubt as being mistaken or fooled. But after a period of time, that leeway goes away and the public will consider you just as corrupt or criminal and you may receive some kind of opprobrium.
You don’t have to do the crime either, all you have to do is support the corrupt person by sitting in the get away bus. All you have to do is just sit in the bus.
The time is drawing short and soon the door will shut. The time for leniency will soon be gone.
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