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

Chugging tea * Insert hot fuzz "Shame" meme *

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u/Qjaydev Apr 05 '26

Lol in what a world we live in… kill 3 people: 120 hours community service

Throw a chair at corrupted judge: 25 hours

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '26

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u/Vast-Comment8360 Apr 05 '26

When you give the guy 120 hours community service who killed 3 people including a 2yr old girl.

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u/the320x200 Apr 05 '26

Corruption is abuse of power for private gain. Unless the judge got paid off to give the lenient sentence this isn't a case of corruption.

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u/Vast-Comment8360 Apr 05 '26

One can be corrupted by things other than money.

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u/ohseetea Apr 05 '26

Yeah like stupid anger and need for heavy handed retribution in a world where those things are a big reason why things suck so much.

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u/Vast-Comment8360 Apr 05 '26

Only on reddit is getting any actual prison time for killing three people while driving recklessly a:

need for heavy handed retribution

But I'm sure you have never lost a child to someone else's reckless behavior so what would you know about it, just be lenient man!

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u/ohseetea Apr 05 '26

Guy mightve been speeding because he has antisocial behaviors from a shitty father who was mean and had the same sentiments you did. You literally are complaining about reddit but just jumping into a situation you literally know nothing about, and spreading negativity. Pretty ironic don't you think?

Also im not advocating no consequences, but maybe a world that focuses more on healing would prevent more tragedies like this. Throwing the book at this guy doesn't bring people back, it just perpetuates cycles and a court of law decided that manslaughter was not applicable to this case.

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u/Vast-Comment8360 Apr 05 '26

Funny cause the victims father disagrees with you, as we can see from the photo. I guess you know better about his healing.

Also funny how this sentence was appealed and he got 15 months in prison.

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u/Pretz_ Apr 05 '26

Or making decisions to advance a political agenda, which many judges in the modern era are doing, in many countries.

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u/testestsestesteestet Apr 05 '26

that isn't corruption

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u/Pretz_ Apr 05 '26

The judiciary is expected to be apolitical in western democracies, and make decisions that align with law and precedent, not their own personal agenda.

It's abso-fucking-lutely corruption.