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You assumed the risk of causing more harm than you wanted the very moment you pulled the trigger. Did you pull the trigger by accident? You assumed the risk th
by henvic 5y ago
You assumed the risk of causing more harm than you wanted the very moment you pulled the trigger.
Did you pull the trigger by accident? You assumed the risk the moment you decided to cock the gun.
Did you cock the gun by accident? You assumed the risk the moment you decided to engage.
All that said, I don't believe in punitive justice. For me, justice should be reparative.
It's great if he has recovered and been pardoned by the victim.
I also don't think isolating someone as much is good either.
However, I can understand how you might want to isolate someone who does such wicked action.
It's a shame nothing else was done during incarceration, though.
Thankfully death penalty wasn't applied. We can't trust the state to decide who lives or dies.
Not only are there too many victims of wrongful convictions, but the cost of a single miscarriage of justice is unbearable.
- Griffinsauce 5y agoI'd like to note because you're mentioning them and assumptions could be made about my position by my earlier comment, IMO: - trying a minor as an adult is ridiculous - isolation is torture - the death penalty is unethical and ineffective