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Re: The enemy of my enemy is my friend, part II
12/05/17 03:26 AM
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> But, I'll take your remark saying that it was "a good thing" in that they should
> learn their lesson... And hopefully not that he was acquitted. Because, accident or
> not, he definitely is responsible for her death.
So are you saying it would be a "good thing" if he were found guilty of a crime he didn't commit? It's a "good thing" he was acquitted of first-degree murder, because prosecuting someone for a crime they didn't commit is injustice. He couldn't be found guilty of manslaughter because the corrupt DA charged him for the wrong crime.
edit: Also, how about charing the person who left a loaded gun lying around with negligent use of a firearm or something? How about doing something about the stupid "gun culture" that allows this kind of situation to happen in the first place?
The trouble is, a large chunk of the US is unwilling to engage in any serious self-examination, and just wants to point fingers at brown people, or poor people, or Russia, or some other convenient bogeyman. As long as you pretend there aren't serious issues, you'll never address them.
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