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Seems fair. It's not because of "tweets" but because of evidence of intentional recklessness that resulted in the death of an innocent. As a society, we tend
by johnvschmitt 13y ago
Seems fair. It's not because of "tweets" but because of evidence of intentional recklessness that resulted in the death of an innocent.
As a society, we tend to lack accountability when a car is involved. If he, for instance, killed someone by swinging an axe around a playground for fun, there'd be no question about murder charges.
- icpmacdo 13y agoIt seems way to easily these days for teenage's to ruin there lives with social networks.
- bdcravens 13y agoThis isn't one of those situations. This guy ruined his life by ending another's. Even without the tweets, he'd probably be facing 10+ years in prison.
- tjoff 13y agoCars are dangerous, but we humans get numb to the idea that any mishap could be yours and/or several others final moment. If it were common practice to be swinging an axe around in the classroom for hours straight we'd probably be more lenient to the accidents that would have occurred as well.
- Ygg2 13y agoYou usually don't ride your axe to work? Axe is a tool that's used in woods. Cars are used on the street.