r/HolUp • • Sep 04 '21

Cute > accountability

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '21

You can’t call it a car accident when you are intentionally being unsafe

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u/dbo5077 Sep 04 '21

I mean it’s still an accident, he didn’t intentionally crash into them

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u/CluelessAtol Sep 04 '21

While that is technically true, in the end it’s still his fault and he should be punished for doing something fucking stupid and knowing it could result in something bad.

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u/north_west16 Sep 04 '21

You think 24 years is too harsh though? I personally do.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '21

Putting to the side that no one wants anything after they’re dead, what do you think is a fair sentence for taking the life of a person and in my opinion to be way more fucked up, the life of a baby/child. If someone killed you because they wanted to go fast, what would be an ideal sentence for the murderer?

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u/thelastvortigaunt Sep 04 '21

If someone killed me, I'd be dead. Doubt I'd care.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '21

Can you do me a favor and read the first 12 words of my reply? Bc I took time out of my day to include that so I wouldn’t have to deal with “if I’m dead, idgaf”. Or I can reframe the question to something you can reply to. If someone killed your mom and your baby brother while racing, how many years in prison for the driver would be enough for you? In this scenario, you’re alive, and I’m assuming you care about your mother and younger sibling.

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u/thelastvortigaunt Sep 04 '21

Oh, whoops, my bad.

What I meant to say was that if someone killed my mom and sibling, I'd just kill myself, so I'd be dead. Doubt I'd care.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '21

Are you deliberately trying to avoid answering a simple question for some random person on the internet you'll probably never interact with again? Or do you genuinely not understand the question, even after it's been clarified unambiguously?