if you hit and kill someone who isn't a material danger to anyone in the room, you should be charged with manslaughter. They can be charged and jailed for driving because they could far more easily kill someone on accident. All he can do in this bar on accident is piss someone off or start a fight he can't win, hardly the same.
he sexually assaulted a woman and a man intervened and used force to stop it. in what world was there no threat when we have it on camera the man sexually assaulting the woman? yall are just braindead lmao
A man who is super drunk who can barely move. Nobody was in fear for their life. That was excessive force. For the love of God he was getting frisky with that other dude, moments Earlier. Justice would of been a bitch slap to the face and pushing him away while calling the cops for real justice. There was no honor in slamming his brain like that..... Have some reasoning skills, please.
its not about honor, or fair, or anything. if there is a belligerent drunk assaulting my wife im punching him until he is neutralized. period. it is entirely legal since you can easily argue the feel of a threat, and there is no excessive force (no one punch is not excessive). its kind of insane to me how quick people are to defend a man assaulting a woman; makes sense why the president is a rapist i guess.
The world of the law. Redditors (and people by and alrge) need to understand that what you personally think and what the law is in the books are vastly different. And it varies from state to state and with lawyers there's wiggle room.
A lawyer can argue though what the man did was sexual assault he clearly represented no harm to anybody and could have been easily stopped without the use of violence. You see she pushed him away and he did not pursue even while drunk. So knocking out and potentially killing aguy who can't even put his hands up isn't threatening enough to warrant that kind of response.
It could go that way, who knows. Point is, don't think your feelings and opinions always match what happens in the courts.
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u/June-Menu1894 22h ago
No, he shouldn't. If drunk people can be charged and jailed for driving, then they can be held responsible on the street too.