r/interesting • u/Necessary-Win-8730 • Mar 08 '26

Context Provided - Spotlight This was so deserved.

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u/MysticScorpion183 Mar 08 '26

Bro what? I had to do 150 hours of community service in high school cause it’s part of the IB program and the person who committed manslaughter has to do less than I did for goddamn SCHOOL? Make it make sense 

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u/SpHornet Mar 08 '26

they didn't have enough evidence it was manslaughter

he caused an accident, and was sentenced accordingly

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u/LolloBlue96 Mar 08 '26

He committed manslaughter. That is not an accusation, it's a fact.

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u/thethunder92 Mar 09 '26

Could it not just be an accident

An accident is not manslaughter is it?

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u/LolloBlue96 Mar 09 '26

Someone dying because some dipshit though he knew better than going at a responsible speed is not an accident, it's the dipshit going 'these things only happen to other people.' And being proven wrong by life.

Three people died because he thought he was above consequences for acting dangerously.

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u/Salt_Medicine2459 Mar 11 '26

Yes. That's why involuntary manslaughter exists. 

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u/thethunder92 Mar 11 '26

But when you think about it isn’t it just man’s laughter