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08-01-2012, 04:37 PM
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 Maybe the internet has made my mind automatically ignore them. I suppose size doesn't matter when it comes to people or companies doing bad things. It shouldn't. But the sothebys guy did 10 months for some anti trust crime And a bunch of bankers did far less if any for stupid but maybe not criminal stuff and didn't even lose their jobs. I have no doubts about how much of the 20 years I'd do if I did some sort of postal fraud. (Likely most of it) I'm not sure where fraud ranks on my mental "evil incarnate " list. Probably not in the top 50. It's bad, but there's lots of worse things. Steve B 
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