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Topic	Remember when most of CE called for the death oebalty for Chris Kyle's killer?
newhorrorguy 08/02/21 4:24:36 PM #17:	darkprince45 posted... So that makes it okay then or what? He also voluntarily declined to take his medication. He then led police on a chase on the highway. He then bragged about it in prison. both sides decided to take death penalty off the table prior to going to court. So Im not sure what you want to accomplish with this topic. Its been years. Yeah, Im sure a lot of people were emotional when it happened My point is CE, like the jury, was wrongly treating him like he was fully in control and aware. Legally he did not meet the definitions for culpability and could not be sent to prison over it. Morally, and logically, he should've been moved to a state institution as he was not safe to either himself or others. Also, you're making a big assumption, and massive oversimplification, when you say someone suffering from mental illness not taking their medication is voluntary. --- Joyrock/octillIery/DSFlashlight <cite>newhorrorguy posted [p:956708794] in Remember w... [t:79595292]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted... </cite> <quote>So that makes it okay then or what? He also voluntarily declined to take his medication. He then led police on a chase on the highway. He then bragged about it in prison. both sides decided to take death penalty off the table prior to going to court. So Im not sure what you want to accomplish with this topic. Its been years. Yeah, Im sure a lot of people were emotional when it happened</quote>My point is CE, like the jury, was wrongly treating him like he was fully in control and aware. Legally he did not meet the definitions for culpability and could not be sent to prison over it. Morally, and logically, he should've been moved to a state institution as he was not safe to either himself or others. Also, you're making a big assumption, and massive oversimplification, when you say someone suffering from mental illness not taking their medication is voluntary. --- Joyrock/octillIery/DSFlashlight</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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