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Right! If the intention were to protect the child, and the child were in actual danger, the bystander would be right there next to the car in case anything wen
by drblast 12y ago
Right! If the intention were to protect the child, and the child were in actual danger, the bystander would be right there next to the car in case anything went wrong.
If anything, the bystander should be prosecuted for the same crime.
- Gravityloss 12y agoBut, if you did something, you'd then be prosecuted for some other crime. Soon you're probably being arrested for breathing from the wrong nostril.
- noonespecial 12y agoSoon it will just factor out to "you can be arrested at any time". The reason will be unimportant, or rather, will revert to the mean of "didn't like something about you".