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@mikefarley5358 Right... And definitely not a dumb teen. The bar has been set very low to be a sociopath nowadays.
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Still love her 😔❤️
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"AND THEY WERE CELL MATES"
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I mean, it was a 'no' like the ones we say before the roller-coaster rushes down. Sometimes you need a little motivation to overcome your fear but here, everyone was dumb and dangerously underestimating the danger of the situation. Which isn't surprising coming from teenagers.
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This Nigerian Loves Drinking Garri Dumb like a teen?
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Damn, brutal. I guess karma bites back when you're part of the army of Satan.
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LMAO, she's so iconic
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How do you know she was crying for herself and not her friend? She was reading the letter before knowing her sentence. And God forbid that teens could be a little emotional in a court room! Anyway, if you can prove it's an "attempted murder" go ahead but the judge decided otherwise for a good reason. BECAUSE IT WAS NOT A MURDER. By the way, thank you and the other people in the comments for reminding me why the judiciary system is important. Y'all love mob rule and an eye for an eye until you or one of your loved ones is the culprit.
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@krishkirk 5 years? You're too soft. Let's demand the death penalty!
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@geckosgotgames3283 Most victims of rape don't come forward 😐 A Twitter tantrum is not the same as a prison sentence for God's sake
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EighTEEN is still a teenager.
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Wait really? 😐
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Teens in groups aren't the brightest.
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Noooooo 😢
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@lizzymartins6188 How do I know? Because I was a teen and I did some impulsive stuff (it never sent anyone in the hospital though). This was a stupid but not calculated move.
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@lizzymartins6188 Or you know, she just pushed her friend while they were having fun without measuring the risk. And it was her friend so obviously she's going to feel bad. Not everyone is a psycho in disguise.
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Black Licorice People drive under influence, some people die while taking selfies near a cliff, some parents shake their babies to death to stop their cries. COMMON SENSE IS NOT SO COMMON. I don't believe she meant harm and in a court, this is a crucial point.
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@samchrischristopher4786 Except the girl showed that she felt guilty. People don't forgive people who don't care about the pain they caused. They forgive those who feel sorry for their actions.
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Silent-hole ⭕💢⭕💢⭕
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 @zvvl3465 LMAO, don't trust anything these politicians say. Especially not Dems
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@aizai8984 Thank God we don't judge people based on your sixth sense.
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@yeshacroe9354 Y'all need to study the law a little more. Intent is literally what separates first-degree murder from second-degree murder from manslaughter. The punishments associated to each of these vary in consequence.
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Eye for an eye and everyone goes blind. There's a strict different between reckless behavior like she did and planning to harm someone like you wish. The former lacks ill intent, the latter doesn't.
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@Zivety Drugs being illegal does nothing to stop people from using them or reducing harm. Proof: the case in the video and the last 50 years of the war on drugs. Prohibition. Does. Not. Work. It didn't work with alcohol, it didn't work with weed. It's honestly incredible that in 2023 people still support repression despite the fact that, let me say it again, IT CLEARLY DOESN'T WORK. This is what decriminalization looks like in real life. In Portugal, people caught with small amount of drugs on them for personal consumption aren't sent to prison but have their drugs seized and they have to attend a meeting/checkup with doctors. IIRC dealing is still illegal. And guess what? This method works. Portugal had a huge drug problem in the 1990s and enacted these policies back in 2001. Thank God they didn't follow the American model. But this means you have to invest in health care and social services, not just the prison industry. So yeah, it probably won't work in America since your system thrives on rot.
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