Harassment can and often is anonymous as well, and most harassers get
away with it. And even if they get caught that is little consolation to
the families of the deceased victims. The harassment can also come from
government, with little opportunity for redress. Remember all those IRS
audits of people on the various "enemies lists" kept by several
presidents? Blacklisting is alive and well and being practiced to this
day. Any power than can be abused will be abused, and abused with some
regularity.
On 04/06/2011 05:55 PM, David Epstein wrote:
if he's harassed within the definition of the law then the
harasser should be arrested.
-- Jon
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