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Are the Stackers good citizens?

No, I'm a good person.40.0%
No. They haven't caught me yet.25.0%
Yes, only for one day.25.0%
Yes, I did my time & learned the lesson.5.0%
I'm writing from behind the bars.5.0%
20 votes \ poll ended

This is a actual statistic from prisonstudies.org

Ranking Title Prison Population Total 1 USA 1 808 100 2 China 1 690 000 3 Brazil 850 377 4 India 573 220 5 Russian Federation 433 006

It is not always about being a good or evil person. Maybe the state is the main problem.

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Yes, the state plays an important role on this topic.

A couple of days ago I met an American man, he told me that in some states urination in public is considered a crime...so plenty of men has criminal records for this action.

Is it true?

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No. They haven’t invented a way yet to take me there. This is not a laughing matter but comic relief is what we need when we are being threatened by the system that perpetuates slavery and kidnapping.

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good citizens

LOL what do you mean by that? I am not a shitizen. Shitizen means slave and you must obey anything they impose on you, you do not have any right or freedom, only privileges.

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Lol, I guess you live in your own planet with your own laws.

If you have a passport or an ID, you (liked or not) are part of a system.

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No I am not part of the system. I am my own country with my own ID card.

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No. Shitizen is somebody that don’t conform with basic laws (conform with the choice of the majority) and don’t control himself when living with others.

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Law protect rights of everybody, even bad people. Education really needs to be improved everywhere

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I got a DUI at 21 driving baby formula to my co-drinkers babysitter and spent a night in jail.

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When a law is immoral, its one's duty to be criminal

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Humorous answer alternatives

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What if satoshi is in jail?

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No, Never

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Nice try Fed....

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Does being held in a cell overnight count?

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Yes, to see a friend. Ahahah!

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