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@ggreenwald Is the goal to prevent precisely kind of meltdown we had last time or ensure that Jamie Dimon gets treated like everyone else.

@emptywheel Jamie Dimon is not "everyone else" and nobody should suggest, even in jest, that he be treated as such.

@ggreenwald OK. But is he allowed to use encryption to hide his crimes?

@emptywheel The good thing about being Jamie Dimon is that you don't need to hide your crimes.

@ggreenwald Well, sure. But imagine if Jamie Dimon were prohibited to use encryption for just one week and every decent hacker knew it?

@emptywheel @ggreenwald If Jamie Dimon commits crimes and nobody enforces the law, does it make a sound?

@LiberalinMD Of course it does. $14T in wealth is lost as millions lose their homes. @ggreenwald

@ggreenwald My answer is that it can be, but doesn't have to be. This isn't a zero sum answer.

@DaringtobeGreat That was the argument of the Citizens United majority: they said prohibit only corruption, not all corporate donations.

@ggreenwald Agree & want to rid of Citizens United. However, your poll did not address C.U., it addressed @Hillary Clinton more specifically

@DaringtobeGreat The Dem argument in CU is that corp donations are *inherently corrupting of politics. You're agreeing w/Scalia & Roberts.

@ggreenwald This is untrue about me, pls stop retweeting. I do not agree w/Scalia & Roberts.

@DaringtobeGreat @ggreenwald Then maybe you should stop making the same arguments that they did. Cognitive dissonance much? #NeverHillary

@ggreenwald lol'd at Hillary is a unique case.