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Do they escape?
Not really, no.
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When your internet is out, you ponder why you spend so much time on it. When it comes back again, you ignore any deep, profound discoveries you make about it taking up time and go right back to it.
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Not really, no.
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That sounds kindaaaaaa... not good.
Dangerous convicts have never exactly been treated with five star service.
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Like, how would they lock you up?
Cognitive suppressors. Disrupts brain stuff harmlessly, then you just throw em in a well guarded facility for however long they deserved.
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How do jails work for you?
I don’t know what you mean with that one.
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What if you did that working for someone?
Then it’s still bad, obviously, if something is messed up. But there’s a chain of command and responsibility and such that it goes through.
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That's a one-stop shop to ending your career.
No kidding.
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What would happen to you?
Whatever would normally. You accidentally take out someone innocent, that charge is on you. Get involved in something over your head, that’s on you. Criminal charges and stuff.
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Like what?
Do something wrong, by accident or due to false info, then it's all on you.
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Wow, so it’s all over the place.
Yeah. Typically it isn’t okay if you answer to no one, though. Pure vigilantism has a lot of liability issues.
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Whatcha mean?
Some are their own boss, some answer to the government, some a CEO or other kind of boss. All kinds of different ones.
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