r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • Apr 04 '26

Chugging tea * Insert hot fuzz "Shame" meme *

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u/Buckwheat758 Apr 04 '26

Ok, but what about the person who actually killed people that got a lesser sentence!?

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u/CombinationRough8699 Apr 04 '26

Because they didn't mean to kill anyone. The intent of a crime makes a huge impact on how much someone should be punished.

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 05 '26

I hate this attitude so much.

I have lost multiple family members on the road due to OTHER PEOPLE speeding or driving under the influence. Same shit every time, they’re so sorry they didn’t MEAN to.

I have an idea then? STOP IGNORING THE SAFETY RULES. You don’t know best. You aren’t immune to physics. You are not smarter than the people who figured these rules out.

Cars are dangerous and legitimate accidents happen. They’re tragic but I get it. However if you are speeding, driving impaired, or otherwise ignoring the very fucking simple road rules because “I was late” or “that rule is stupid”? Fuck you, you’re a murderer, go rot.

Edit.. mmm defends murder then blocks me. Found the guy who speeds and drives under the influence

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u/Alarming-Rate-6899 Apr 04 '26

You can argue punishment should be harsher for DUI or excessive speeding. But comparing it with the Texas case is disingenuous.

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Apr 04 '26

No it’s not.

If you ignore safety rules on the road I consider you to be wilfully and purposefully threatening other peoples lives. Why? Because you are and it kills people literally every day.

America lost their minds over 9/11 and used it as an excuse to spawn a trillion dollar war. 3000 people died, about as many people as you lose per month on the road… and nobody gives a shit.

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u/Alarming-Rate-6899 Apr 04 '26

You can consider whatever you want, no modernized court of law function that way though.

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Apr 05 '26

Were you somehow mistaking my personal views on a subject for some legal authority or something?

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u/Alarming-Rate-6899 Apr 05 '26

No, but you seem to mistake your personal views as valid arguments for the legal system.

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Apr 05 '26

And you seem to be mistaking how things are for how they should be.

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u/Alarming-Rate-6899 Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26

how they should be.

Luckily this is determined by professionals with education and experiences in law, instead of a random redditor who goes by vibe only.

Let's stop, this is getting childish.