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Nothing hypocritical about it at all. He should be treated different because his circumstances ARE different....
He's not special.... and the judge said as much. You must be used to being wrong by now.
I remember my father lecturing me as a little boy when I was asking for some sort of dispensation. It was a "special" reason. He told me that there is no such thing as a special reason. All reasons have their own merit.
He made it clear that I wanted to be "Special". He brought out his pictures that my grandfather had brought back from Lithuania. Then he showed me pictures (that I had seen previously, but had attached no significance to) of North and East Africa, China , India, etc. I then attached my own significance from his words to my special wants.
The judge sounds like a learned man. I am happy that he granted bail for I personally doubt Assange will abscond. I believe his character would not support it.
The highest degree hopefully aren't that common.
it is too common an affliction to be considered a diagnostic issue any longer.