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Ok but if it is a murder/involuntary manslaughter-esque distinction, why not just say that? I feel like I made it really easy to do that and wasn't couching it
by beepbooptheory 5mo ago
Ok but if it is a murder/involuntary manslaughter-esque distinction, why not just say that? I feel like I made it really easy to do that and wasn't couching it in an accusation or any kind of hyperbole.
Just, please, tell it to me straight, I'm a little slow. Is that what we are saying? That everyone is claiming murder, but actually it's more involuntary?
- palmotea 5mo ago> Ok but if it is a murder/involuntary manslaughter-esque distinction, why not just say that? It's a distinction between two different things that have some similarities (in this case, a cessation of trade) but important differences.