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Topic	In the USA you no longer have to kill someone to be a murderer
frozenshock 04/09/18 9:02:20 AM #22:	UnfairRepresent posted... "If you're gonna bring a gun and commit a crime and somebody dies, there's consequences in Alabama - it's felony-murder," he says. Anyone who supports this logic is a lunatic IMO. Meh. You could say that someone dying as a result of you bringing a crime with you to commit a gun is something you should've foreseen. You're putting everyone in danger and you shouldn't be surprised if someone dies. One of the most famous examples involved a man convicted of murder for loaning his car to friends who went on to murder an 18-year-old girl. According to prosecutors, it didn't matter that he was 30 minutes away. This, however, is completely batshit insane. What the actual fuck. --- I don't hate people, people hate me. <cite>frozenshock posted [p:899330776] in In the USA... [t:76499719]...</cite> <quote><cite>UnfairRepresent posted...</cite> <quote>"If you're gonna bring a gun and commit a crime and somebody dies, there's consequences in Alabama - it's felony-murder," he says. Anyone who supports this logic is a lunatic IMO.</quote> Meh. You could say that someone dying as a result of you bringing a crime with you to commit a gun is something you should've foreseen. You're putting everyone in danger and you shouldn't be surprised if someone dies. <quote>One of the most famous examples involved a man convicted of murder for loaning his car to friends who went on to murder an 18-year-old girl. According to prosecutors, it didn't matter that he was 30 minutes away.</quote> This, however, is completely batshit insane. What the actual fuck. --- I don't hate people, people hate me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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