If you are a white-collar professional, odds are youhave committed at least a federal felony or two just in the course of doing your job, or so Harvey Silverglate argues in his brilliant and disturbing book Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent.
Indolent blue-collar imbecile Homer may not be a model citizen or a working-class hero, but youhave to look next door, at his squarely middle-class, born-again neighbor Ned Flanders to find where the slap invariably sticks.