Confiscation Vs. Freedom



When the average street dealer gets arrested for drugs
all his belongings immediately get confiscated;
his car, his boat and his Rolex watches.
They figure he bought this with the money gained
through the sale of drugs

Nobody questions Madoff 's belongings.
He is free on ten million dollars bail
paid with the money he gained by fucking his rich friends.

Gotta laugh at the politics involved here.

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