"My point about technology was to illustrate this is nothing new. You can try and make this out to be something of great significance but it isn't. It's all too common."
So you deny that you claim that "everyone does it". As support for this claim you say its nothing new, and its all too common. See the problem? That is minimizing it because it in not at all common among high-level sex-crime prosecutors.
This is a prosecutor, not an insurance clerk at a hospital or a fertilizer taster at an agri-business company. He is in a position of trust, a place where victims of sexual and racial and gender violence, including children, go for protection and justice . That he embodies the same attitudes as the criminals he prosecutes is not very reassuring for those victims. THAT makes it a matter of great significance.
Meanwhile, he also has prosecuted government employees for wasting public resources, like ,say, using government computers for personal or campaign purposes instead of the work the public hired them to do.
So he is a top level prosecutor and LE official in a state with a massively incompetent set of social agencies designed for the protection of children which also happens to be loaded with political corruption. I do not think it is "nothing knew" that he received and sent these offensive emails on government time mocking the very people he is supposed to protect. And I do not think this sort of stuff is common among people in his position.
Lots of people smoke crack, lots of people assault their wives and girlfriends, lots of people steal and rape and even murder. but the only reason to repeatedly say that in THIS argument is to try and make me forget that Frank Fina is not "lots of people." He is a former top lawyer at the PA OAG, and not a top hand at Seth Williams' DA office in the largest city in the state. Hell no, I ain't forgetting.