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Yes but ultimately Aaron is responsible for his own death. He has his reasons for doing what he did, but it's not fair to give leniency to someone under threat
by CaveTech 13y ago
Yes but ultimately Aaron is responsible for his own death. He has his reasons for doing what he did, but it's not fair to give leniency to someone under threat of self harm.
To be clear: I do feel the case against Aaron was unjust, but we can't give extra attention to a case due to suicide.
- indlebe 13y agoHe had no choice but he was responsible, right. Or are you implying that the should-be-deprecated-by-now idea of compatibilism has some hold?