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Such a "waste of life". On one hand, the guy doesn't really look like a "bad guy" with a habit of nefarious or negligent doing, and nobody got hurt in the acci
by soulbadguy 3y ago
Such a "waste of life". On one hand, the guy doesn't really look like a "bad guy" with a habit of nefarious or negligent doing, and nobody got hurt in the accident. On the other hand, we simply cannot let thing type of careless action go unpunished.
Nobody in his entourage told him it was a bad idea ?
- malcolmgreaves 3y ago> On one hand, the guy doesn't really look like a "bad guy" Curious: why doesn't he look like a bad guy to you?
- soulbadguy 3y agoThe lack of prior offense or criminal behavior. I think the only think we was ever convicted for was ridding a train without paying or something. Also the prosecutor said : > “It appears that [Jacob] exercised exceptionally poor judgment in committing this offense,” prosecutors argued in a sentencing memorandum. “[Jacob] most likely committed this offense to generate social media and news coverage for himself and to obtain financial gain. Nevertheless, this type of ‘daredevil’ conduct cannot be tolerated.” It seems to me like a chronic case of testosterone/clout chasing induced stupidity.