>>212266664It doesn't work all the way.
For example, bribing a judge or contra cost sex.
>Judge briberyThe briber isn't punished, the judge accepting the bribe is punished severely. The basic idea โ if a judge accepts a bribe, they'll live the rest of their lives in complete terror, their minds are in agony.
>Sex payThe person selling sex isn't punished, the buyer of sex faces fines and/or prison.
It's a carbon-copy principle, correct? It wants to punish the 'sinner' that enables the 'sin' to function once it starts.
>What's the problem with the bribery exampleSociopathy & informal immunity.
All it takes for judges to accept bribes & continue their lives is, if they're sociopaths or developing sociopathic traits, respectively helping key politicians, police chiefs, secret service officers, and they get de facto immunity.
Once that's done, they can continue accepting bribes unabated without sweating + they can form an asymmetrical omerta networking with other magistrates.
According to biblical law (or interpretation of it), judges are punished severely for accepting bribes?
Little brother โ they helped & are pals with law enforcement chiefs, key politicians, and subterfuge forces (secret/surveillance services). They have informal, de facto immunity + if they're sociopaths/psychopaths (or developed traits in time), they don't fear accepting bribes/kickbacks, they've compiled their own lists of names & connections.
They can blow up everyone else just by association alone, do you understand now?
>What's the problem with the paying for sexWe've determined it's a carbon-copy, albeit altered/interpreted a bit, of judges accepting bribes.
Little brother - you've enabled & enabling prostitution for buyers with power, protections, and/or political relationship.
The average person will never buy sex because of fines/prison.
That doesn't stop police, chiefs of police, rich people (connected to politics) and powerful politicians.
What did you do?