The cm0002 account makes a ridiculous amount of posts. Either it’s a bot or someone with way too much time. It’s not organic sharing that some people—myself included—would want social media to be.
And they keep making the same accounts on different instances. I’ve blocked close to a dozen of this account already.
Sunseri received widespread online support after his conviction and appeared on various podcasts telling his story. The hashtag “Free Michelino” also became prominent among the trail running community on social media.
Before the pardon, prosecutors agreed to seek dismissal if Sunseri completed 60 hours of community service and a course on wilderness stewardship, according to Sunseri’s attorneys. He had originally faced a fine of $5,000 and a lifetime ban from Grand Teton National Park.
The guy cheated and violated the National Park rules meant to preserve the Park. On top of that, he’s an “influencer” who was filming the run even though he knew it wasn’t allowed. He was going to get a slap on the wrist.
“Free Michelino”. He wasn’t imprisoned. Maybe, the original punishment of 1000 hours of community service was severe. But, they were trying to send a message because he’s an “influencer“.
If you’re gonna broadcast your life for attention, I think it’s fair to expect full punishment when you break the rules.
The big problem, according to what I’ve been reading, will be that government jobs don’t pay as well as private sector jobs but good lawyers would work for the DoJ for:
the prestige/experience and/or
the job security.
Those reasons have been utterly destroyed by this administration. The first reason might be revived but the second one, like all federal jobs now, will take a long time to be trusted.
Buy her just a pair of slippers. Make the wrapping really extravagant. Act indignant when she isn’t impressed.