Here is the thing, I don&#x27;t disagree with you. But the facts in this case point to something different. If were working with your analogy, then my car got taken apart (every last bolt and nut is on the side of the road). The people in the car with me have been investigated... Still found nothing, keep investigating.<p>At what point does an investigation become a witch hunt? At what point does an investigation become waste? I think were at that point (or just slightly past) it.<p>The investigation has revealed some rather alarming things about our government:<p>1. The government doesn&#x27;t have it&#x27;s shit together when it comes to archiving email. Go figure, we all knew there was waste there but this is worse than any decent nerd ever expected.<p>2. Our classification system is a mess. The fact that we can retroactively classify something is INSANE. Documents got out that you don&#x27;t like, classify them, then prosecute any journalist who writes about them.<p>3. The number of people recently (not just in clintons case) who have immunity for testimony is amazing. In the case of clinton it looks like there was&#x2F;is some wrongdoing on the part of the staffer who RECEIVED immunity. We all understand this is a prisoners dilemma problem, but there are external ethics that we don&#x27;t often think about: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;papers.ssrn.com&#x2F;sol3&#x2F;papers.cfm?abstract_id=2378070" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;papers.ssrn.com&#x2F;sol3&#x2F;papers.cfm?abstract_id=2378070</a> -- and this doesn&#x27;t even factor in outside actors (us) who are harmed by the crime.<p>4. After  Chelsea&#x2F;Bradley Manning(see note) released all the cables, it apparently had ZERO impact on the IT culture at the state department. You would think that after an issue like that, things would have been on lockdown, but apparently government doesn&#x27;t learn from its mistakes.<p>Why isn&#x27;t any one screaming on high about these things?<p>NOTE: The whole gender and name change thing is confusing when referring to something done under&#x2F;by the old name&#x2F;gender so I put both down.