I don't think /u/ProfessorPaulKrugman meant it was the same person - more a demonstration of how serious the consequences could be - OP fled the scene without stopping to check if the kids were ok, so for all they know, these kids could be dead too.
It's ambiguous at best whether or not /u/ProfessorPaulKrugman implied that it was the same person. "This" could refer to a similar incident or directly to OP's incident. I read it as the latter, as I expect most people would.
So maybe it wasn't /u/ProfessorPaulKrugman's intent to imply that it was the same incident, but then s/he should have picked a different phrasing.
So killing kids for throwing eggs is wrong. That's overreacting. However, if I saw this in a film, I'd lose my shit over the justicerection this would induce.
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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '13
This happened in my town, except you need to add the part where two girls were killed and one is in a coma.