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- Warren Riddle
Listening to Ra, glance at the notes and there's @AliveRecords. Nice cover, Mr. Boissel! @TheGloryFires #magiccityjams http://t.co/uT0M77VJ
- Leila Brillson
I do not want this.
- Joshua Fruhlinger
Misconceptions about LA. Interesting read, but kinda whiney. http://t.co/jEqHw3ts
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
(Unverified)Aug 7th 2008 12:55AM
Most of these guys got by with a slap on the wrist. Then society rewarded them for their bad behavior by giving them jobs. Cyber-crime where Id theft is involved should be a serious crime. The way this article is written it leaves you with the impression that the crimes these hackers committed was serious but not serious enough to serve serious time over. I guess they beleive that their computer skills in hacking would be more beneficial to society but the weight of how serious the crime is seems not to be too important. Just another assault on the morals and principles of a society gone mad.