/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10153686
Yes I believe that it is 100000000x better to let a criminal walk free than send an innocent man to jail. The crime already happened, so sending a criminal to jail only provides a brief solace.

Meanwhile, sending an innocent man to 30 years in jail is the creation of new suffering and misfortune. South Korea does it right: the justice system should protect the suspect from flimsy convictions and bad judgement as much as it can, even if that means that a good number of actual criminals walk free.

>>8782936

1. Because there is nothing to shill and fanboy about (see how toxic /k/ and especially /o/ is). 80% of threads in /o/ is "[a brand] FAGS BTFO" with a pic of a burning car of that brand and there are always 200+ butthurt replies. Don't know why I go there every time.

2. Food is not personal and has little politics and nationalism behind it (see how toxic /his/ /pol/ and /int/ is)

3. Food is not a serious matter for most of us (excluding autists), so it's easy to make jokes and shitpost.