Quote (addone @ Oct 8 2022 09:53pm)
If you can prove that you had no prior knowledge or intent then you get absolved and hopefully the person who set you up gets punished. It's a classic villagers with pitchforks only seeing one side crying for blood scenario.
Otherwise you can be framed for anything any time.
Although I think there is a line between too innocent like if a shady person hands you a bag and tells you there is nothing illigal. My question is why are you so stupid to not recognise something is off?
It's a very rare work place accident that has exploded beyond anything that everyday people have to deal with. People like Yeehaw seem to think Alec was some kind of psycho who snapped, loaded a gun and put it into an eye socket of one of his co-workers is deranged to say the least.
The dues have been paid, great apologies were given, both parties have moved on everyone just wants to go forward and finish the film.
I am very well aware of this entire scenario. I never asserted anything you just said I did. I stated the fact that he pointed a gun at a woman, pulled the trigger, killed her with one bullet, and faced zero consequences besides having to pay money.
For some reason you are still bending into a pretzel to relieve him from any responsibility for ending a woman’s life.
Quote (pwb3 @ Oct 8 2022 09:53pm)
Look up the definition for “murder.”
I used the word murderous. Meaning capable of or intending to murder.
If we are talking about tragic work place accidents and definitions of murder, I’d like to point out Derek chauvin was convicted of first degree murder for a tragic work place accident. Every witness brought to trial on the subject said he followed his training and was actually allowed to use more force than he did. Tragic accident with severe consequences
Maybe look up the definition of first degree murder?
Why does a rich celebrity get away without even being charged of a crime. Negligible homicides? Manslaughter?
This post was edited by YeeHaw on Oct 8 2022 11:29pm