Son Watches His Mothers Killer/Rapist Sentencing

[boystowns finest]

is beartracks caribou this is an honest question

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[Afraidanna]

is beartracks caribou this is an honest question

yes

[Lord Tony®]

No, but we've all seen what happens when Bear_Tracks makes controversial threads and takes the unpopular opinion.

I don't understand why we shouldn't voice "unpopular opinions."

Some of us aren't sheep that follows popular opinions or beliefs.

[boystowns finest]

yes

figures

I don't understand why we shouldn't voice "unpopular opinions."

Some of us aren't sheep that follows popular opinions or beliefs.

there's a difference between sharing an unpopular opinion and inciting argument

[Bear_Tracks]

Please stop derailing the topic everyone. There is nothing wrong with unpopular opinions.

[Lord Tony®]

Please stop derailing the topic everyone. There is nothing wrong with unpopular opinions.

I agree, I have the same issue. Qwepir even suggested that unpopular opinions should get reported, lol.

[Taciturn]

It doesn't matter what your definition of justice is; if you live in the United States you are subject to its government's rules, no matter how emotional you are.

He did a wrong just as much as the serial killer did, just on a lesser scale and whatnot.

[Clownfish]

Please stop derailing the topic everyone. There is nothing wrong with unpopular opinions.

not fighting =/= derailing

[Bear_Tracks]

I agree, I have the same issue. Qwepir even suggested that unpopular opinions should get reported, lol.

He should learn to deal with freedom of speech; it's a thing.

It doesn't matter what your definition of justice is; if you live in the United States you are subject to its government's rules, no matter how emotional you are.

He did a wrong just as much as the serial killer did, just on a lesser scale and whatnot.

Are you mental? He did just as much wrong as the serial killer?

[Lord Tony®]

It doesn't matter what your definition of justice is; if you live in the United States you are subject to its government's rules, no matter how emotional you are.

He did a wrong just as much as the serial killer did, just on a lesser scale and whatnot.

Back in the 1900s the U.S. use to believe in Marshal Law.



Also funfact. Marshal Law can be in effect at any time if the government fails.

[Foxscotch]

you don't get to be excused from breaking the law just because you were mad

[Taciturn]

Are you mental? He did just as much wrong as the serial killer?

I think you should read it again. He did a wrong just as much as the serial killer did, not just as horrible a wrong.

As in it's black and white. They both broke rules, they both get charged. I'm not trying to suggest that the wrongs aren't lightyears away from each other in severity, nor am I saying they should have the same punishment.

[Lord Tony®]

you don't get to be excused from breaking the law just because you were mad

I think in some cases you should be excused for breaking the law within reason.

[Taciturn]

I think in some cases you should be excused for breaking the law within reason.

Do tell.

[Nonnel]

How was smashing a chair over a man's head in a courtroom "within reason?"