My entire narrative was that fines should have equal effect on everyone.
You counter with, but what about jail time? Is jail time just a fine to you?
What about jail time? Jail time has equal effect on everyone, namely being in prison for x amount of time. Well, one could argue that the wealthy get lighter sentencing or go to better prisons, so not entirely equal effects, but you get the point, probably.
You're trying to straw man yourself out of answering questions. That is all you're doing right now, well and always actually. You ignored 95% of my post and accuse me of scampering away?
Yeah, there is currently a difference in the effects of those punishments. You like it that way, you think it's I don't know, fair, their right to ignore fines?
But go ahead, explain how being able to ignore fines while others can't is equality. That'll be fun.
Ignorance is bliss.
They get better public education. (apparently, not a fact according to you)
They use public infrastructure more. (apparently, not a fact according to you, all parcels are literally delivered by Bezos himself)
They get to have more influence on politics. (apparently, not a fact according to you, despite you also defending that so idk, schrödingers fact maybe)
They are able to ignore fines and get better defense in court. (apparently, also not a fact)
They get overall better healthcare and don't have to fear for going broke because of a medical emergency (yeah, yeah, not a fact)
They get to use loopholes to pay less in taxes. (I know, not a fact, just hearsay)
All of these things are systemic, some even systematic, part of society, government related. Do you get it now or are you pretending all those things, even the ones you defend, don't exist?