What I find really interesting is that the man has so far not been found guilty. So he is factually innocent, yet still has seemingly all basic human rights stripped from him.

Now I know that "Innocent until proven guilty" is a euro-socialist concept which does not apply to the rightfully detained people in the glorious US of A, because the modern and infallible justice system spearheaded by its brillant and impartial police force would never even think of making any errors. Thats why the modern and comfortable prisons which are basically empty nearly never produce any repeat offenders when the few that are even incarcerated are released into society after their successful resocialization.

Oh wait, no. We are talking about the only industrialized country in the western world still clinging to a "But the majority says so" justice system of mass punishment and gleeful misstreatment - where you still can be legally shot or electrocuted or hanged when you dont look like someone "the people" like.

And the self-proclaimed upper-class of this country, stemming mostly from the area of said country that feels morally and ethically superior to the rest (Valleyfornians) still are gleefully happy in the comments that mistreatment worth of totalitarian regimes is applied to a white collar criminal.