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>that's mass murder. Unless you can show that someone adulterated the product with the specific intent of causing death, it isn't. Causing someone to die throu
by jdietrich 3y ago
>that's mass murder.
Unless you can show that someone adulterated the product with the specific intent of causing death, it isn't. Causing someone to die through negligence, recklessness or indifference is manslaughter, not murder.
- lupusreal 3y agoThey knew what they were doing would kill people and did it anyway with that knowledge. The fact that their motivation was profit instead of the deaths doesn't make it not murder. If I intend to enrich myself my taking all the money in an armored car and the deaths of the security guards I'll have to shoot my way through is just some side effect to me, not my intent by neither my concern, that's still murder.