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Originally Posted by Baby Lee
An anesthesiologist isn't the face of the surgical team. Doesn't mean you want one that takes shortcuts in his duties on yours.
The practice of law isn't like a factory where supervisors can tell at a glance is workers are slacking off, and can inspect all goods for quality control as they leave the facility. Attorneys, even drones, have a great deal of autonomy in the execution of their duties, bound by their oath and their character.
But by all means, if you want to watch the show as a battle between white hats and black hats, more power to you.
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It is truly awe-inspiring how incapable you are of having a discussion without snark seeping from your every pore.
Jimmy can be an antihero and still get legitimately ****ed over.
Did Jimmy take shortcuts with the Sandpiper case, or was he diving into dumpsters to get shredded documents? Was he going to ridiculous lengths to get his PD cases good deals when the prosecutors couldn't remember them, or wasn't he?
Jimmy could have gotten $150K just by telling Nacho about the Kettlemans, and he could have split the full load of cash with Mike, but he didn't do those things?
Jimmy's issues have never been within the actual practice of law but a desperate attempt to gain clients (or help his friend/love interest regain them) because his brother was shut out and he was denied a job out of law school.
That's the point of Mike's speech last night. Jimmy may become a
criminal lawyer, but he's not a bad person, and Chuck and Howard may not be criminals, but they are viperous bastards.
Chuck is the guy talking about how nasty pit bulls are while poking his with a stick hourly and saying, "See? Look how vicious they are."