I think this is morally deficient/deviant and identifies many concerns. From a TFL perspective, however, maybe this can help us to see that there is detachment between the flesh man/woman/child and their PERSON.
As Pierre says, they own the PERSON. They obviously feel righteous in using it in any way they see fit. To be emotionally attached or otherwise to our PERSON can be traumatizing.
The identity they used was the name of the child's PERSON which they own via the birth certificate. Using the PERSON's BC, they were able to obtain a passport in the PERSON's name.
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Chad Brodgesell
Breach of Trust. Nail em.
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Chad Brodgesell
What is a worse crime,
A) Breach of Trust? Or
B) Identity Theft?
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Gail Marie
well from a law perspective Breach of trust...from a flesh man/woman both are equally dispicable
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He said: “I believe the public do understand the necessity for police and others to do things like this to protect against a much greater harm.
“It was never intended or foreseen that any of the identities used would become public, or that any family would suffer hurt as a result.”
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Chad Brodgesell
From a Law perspective if some one went down to the local constabulary and laid charges against the publicly admitted crime of 42 Officers,
How would that be accomplishes.?
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“It was never intended or foreseen that any of the identities used would become public, or that any family would suffer hurt as a result.” <---You need to prove THAT is untrue, and you can't.
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Gail Marie
they choose their words carefully
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Gail Marie
does the fact that they used the PERSON have a bearing on it as well from a law perspective?
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Gail Marie
maybe in the sense that what they did is not illegal because they were given the name by the owners of the PERSON...and the law is not about right and wrong, but about legal and illegal?
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Scott Duncan
It does. It has NOTHING TO DO with the parents or anyone else for that matter. It's THEIR PERSON... No different from a police car, or a snow-plow. It's Government property.
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Gail Marie
Thank you that was the whole point of the post!
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Scott Duncan
Pfft... You know how to express "gratitude". :P Talk's cheap, honey :P
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Gail Marie
<3 <3
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: It does. It has NOTHING TO DO with the parents or anyone else for that matter. It's THEIR PERSON... No different from a police car, or a snow-plow. It's Government property.
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