All this means is that affluenza kid was underpunished, not that Keys was overpunished. What Keys did (probably out of anger) was potentially very dangerous. He opened up the system to a very large number of unknown people to do with as they wished. Who knows how the system is configured, and whether or not you could search out someone whose password for the CMS is the same as it is for the financial management system?
You can argue over Keys punishment but it is at least in the ballpark of right. That is not true for the affluenza kid, but you can’t change the judgment of a jury. He got off, just like OJ. That was wrong, but does not excuse an unrelated criminal.
