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<blockquote data-quote="KayTisel" data-source="post: 2541475" data-attributes="member: 867659"><p>Have you ever done something you knew deep down was wrong, but did it anyways? And after you had done it, you were called out on spot about it? Didn’t feel too great to have a secret brought to public eye did it? In the 17th century, public humiliation was one of the many consequences for committing crimes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KayTisel, post: 2541475, member: 867659"] Have you ever done something you knew deep down was wrong, but did it anyways? And after you had done it, you were called out on spot about it? Didn’t feel too great to have a secret brought to public eye did it? In the 17th century, public humiliation was one of the many consequences for committing crimes. [/QUOTE]
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