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I'm guessing he's a rich kid from India, with rich parents who are bankrolling his education. I hope he gets the full 10 years. Nothing like the US Penitentiar

I'm guessing he's a rich kid from India, with rich parents who are bankrolling his education. I hope he gets the full 10 years. Nothing like the US Penitentiary System to teach you a lesson.

wetpaws 8y ago
It's just a piece of plastic. Very intricate, relatively expensive silly plastic. You are demanding blood and to trade off a huge chunk of human life for the silly piece of machinery (which he gonna pay fore anyway), are you feeling well, my friend?
- veryworried 8y ago
  It’s not about the computers. This individual has demonstrated he has no regard or respect for others property, and may very well go on to commit other more serious crimes if he gets away easily with this one. Others may also feel encouraged to imitate what he did if there are no serious repercussions.
  - netsharc 8y ago
    The great thing is, he also flushed his future down the drain, at least outside of India (every visa application in the world asks you about past criminal convictions). Or to use a more apt metaphor, he zapped his future into smoke.
- jussij 8y ago
  The reason I think this is going to result in jail time, is this is not just one or two isolated incidents. But instead the 59 incidents make this a willful act of vandalism.
  - 1024core 8y ago
    It doesn't get more "wilful" than filming yourself doing it, with glee.
sp0rk 8y ago
> I'm guessing he's a rich kid from India, with rich parents who are bankrolling his education. What is this guess based on?
- lotsofpulp 8y ago
  In my experience, most are relatively rich compared to other people in their country. I am under the impression they have to pay full price (which the schools love) and they pay cash since loans are not available.
- 1024core 8y ago
  I grew up in India and had friends who were rich and entitled? A guy I knew one day decided to kick in the car doors of a dozen cars because he was pissed (I think because he didn't get to park there...?). Anyways, cops were called, but parents wrote out hefty checks and that was it. I have seen this kind of behavior before.
gridlockd 8y ago
> I hope he gets the full 10 years. Ten years for vandalism? That's injustice. You don't even know why he did it. Perhaps he was just an idiot, perhaps he had a legitimate grievance that he didn't know how to "rectify" otherwise. > Nothing like the US Penitentiary System to teach you a lesson. Oh really? Then why does the US system have one of the highest rates of recidivism in the world? Why does the US have the highest incarceration rate in the world, perhaps with the exception of North Korea?
- tluyben2 8y ago
  > Perhaps he was just an idiot, Considering he filmed it, this is the most likely explanation anyway; you should ruin someone life over that? Make him pay 200k in fines and that’s it; jail time is insane for this imho.
  - codedokode 8y ago
    Exactly. Nobody got hurt, so a fine is enough. To stop him from doing this again, there could be a harsher punishment for repeated offence.
  - 1024core 8y ago
    Problem is, the fine will be paid by his parental units, which doesn't teach him a lesson at all; in fact, it reinforces the lesson that he can do anything he wants, and parents will take care of it.
    - londons_explore 8y ago
      If he's over 18, his parents wouldn't be liable. Would you pay a 200k fine for your child?
      - 1024core 8y ago
        You don't know many Indian parents, do you?

I'm guessing he's a rich kid from India, with rich parents who are bankrolling his education. I hope he gets the full 10 years. Nothing like the US Penitentiary System to teach you a lesson.

wetpaws 8y ago

It's just a piece of plastic. Very intricate, relatively expensive silly plastic. You are demanding blood and to trade off a huge chunk of human life for the silly piece of machinery (which he gonna pay fore anyway), are you feeling well, my friend?

veryworried 8y ago
It’s not about the computers. This individual has demonstrated he has no regard or respect for others property, and may very well go on to commit other more serious crimes if he gets away easily with this one. Others may also feel encouraged to imitate what he did if there are no serious repercussions.
- netsharc 8y ago
  The great thing is, he also flushed his future down the drain, at least outside of India (every visa application in the world asks you about past criminal convictions). Or to use a more apt metaphor, he zapped his future into smoke.
jussij 8y ago
The reason I think this is going to result in jail time, is this is not just one or two isolated incidents. But instead the 59 incidents make this a willful act of vandalism.
- 1024core 8y ago
  It doesn't get more "wilful" than filming yourself doing it, with glee.

sp0rk 8y ago

> I'm guessing he's a rich kid from India, with rich parents who are bankrolling his education. What is this guess based on?

lotsofpulp 8y ago
In my experience, most are relatively rich compared to other people in their country. I am under the impression they have to pay full price (which the schools love) and they pay cash since loans are not available.
1024core 8y ago
I grew up in India and had friends who were rich and entitled? A guy I knew one day decided to kick in the car doors of a dozen cars because he was pissed (I think because he didn't get to park there...?). Anyways, cops were called, but parents wrote out hefty checks and that was it. I have seen this kind of behavior before.

gridlockd 8y ago

> I hope he gets the full 10 years. Ten years for vandalism? That's injustice. You don't even know why he did it. Perhaps he was just an idiot, perhaps he had a legitimate grievance that he didn't know how to "rectify" otherwise. > Nothing like the US Penitentiary System to teach you a lesson. Oh really? Then why does the US system have one of the highest rates of recidivism in the world? Why does the US have the highest incarceration rate in the world, perhaps with the exception of North Korea?

tluyben2 8y ago
> Perhaps he was just an idiot, Considering he filmed it, this is the most likely explanation anyway; you should ruin someone life over that? Make him pay 200k in fines and that’s it; jail time is insane for this imho.
- codedokode 8y ago
  Exactly. Nobody got hurt, so a fine is enough. To stop him from doing this again, there could be a harsher punishment for repeated offence.
- 1024core 8y ago
  Problem is, the fine will be paid by his parental units, which doesn't teach him a lesson at all; in fact, it reinforces the lesson that he can do anything he wants, and parents will take care of it.
  - londons_explore 8y ago
    If he's over 18, his parents wouldn't be liable. Would you pay a 200k fine for your child?
    - 1024core 8y ago
      You don't know many Indian parents, do you?