Current Events > Michelle Carter GUILTY of involuntary manslaughter for suicide test case.

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Rot in prison *****!

Just looked it up, 20 years haha

context, fools.
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Because she was charged as a youthful offender, she could face up to 20 years in prison, the same sentence an adult would if convicted. But Carter’s lawyer has asked the state’s highest court to either dismiss the manslaughter charge or require prosecutors to try her as a juvenile.

Damn she is one ugly bitch.
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fenderbender321 posted...

She's only like 1% responsible for his death at most, so hopefully she is only sentenced to 1% of how many years they would normally sentence a 20 year old woman with no prior criminal record for involuntary manslaughter.

She's a lot more than 1%. And I have a feeling you wouldn't be saying this if the genders were reversed.

Why do people bother responding to fenderbender?
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fenderbender321 posted...

NathanX95 posted...

fenderbender321 posted...

She's only like 1% responsible for his death at most, so hopefully she is only sentenced to 1% of how many years they would normally sentence a 20 year old woman with no prior criminal record for involuntary manslaughter.

She's a lot more than 1%. And I have a feeling you wouldn't be saying this if the genders were reversed.

He actually physically chose to carry out his suicide. He chose to talk to her. He chose to listen to her. He chose to be influenced by her. He chose to do it all. What kind of fucked up society are we living in where we blame influences for people's actions? What about the things that influenced the girl to behave as she did? Why doesn't she get to blame influences for her actions?

She's a fucking bitch who has shown no remorse for what she did. Based on that she deserves a few years. Like did you even read the texts she sent him? The guy would have never went through with it if it weren't for her.

thelovefist posted...

Why do people bother responding to fenderbender?

I'm not really up to date on who's a troll on here, with a few exceptions, so I give everybody a chance.

Good. Sick fuck.
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She's a terrible person, but I don't like this ruling because it's offering precedent for future "words cause physical harm" cases.
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s0nicfan posted...

She's a terrible person, but I don't like this ruling because it's offering precedent for future "words cause physical harm" cases.

Yeah I do kinda think this is true too.

But she deserves a lot of time.
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s0nicfan posted...

She's a terrible person, but I don't like this ruling because it's offering precedent for future "words cause physical harm" cases.

While I agree, its hard to ve upset that she's going to prison. One less scumbag on the streets.
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s0nicfan posted...

She's a terrible person, but I don't like this ruling because it's offering precedent for future "words cause physical harm" cases.

her case isnt that simple. she encouraged him to do it. it wasnt a case of some bullying comments on facebook and then he killed himself.
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Fair next. People encouraging others to kill themselves through social media or text deserve jail time.

fenderbender321 posted...

Some people just can't handle the fact that not everyone thinks the same as them.

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fenderbender321 posted...

lol

damn you racist
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Wuuuut at those fenderposts.
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fenderbender321 posted...

I post a lot of shit. Who gives a fuck. Meanwhile, a 20 year old girl's life is about to get ruined solely because we have a lust for blood in this country.

Shut the fuck up
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fenderbender321 posted...

NathanX95 posted...

fenderbender321 posted...

She's only like 1% responsible for his death at most, so hopefully she is only sentenced to 1% of how many years they would normally sentence a 20 year old woman with no prior criminal record for involuntary manslaughter.

She's a lot more than 1%. And I have a feeling you wouldn't be saying this if the genders were reversed.

He actually physically chose to carry out his suicide. He chose to talk to her. He chose to listen to her. He chose to be influenced by her. He chose to do it all. What kind of fucked up society are we living in where we blame influences for people's actions? What about the things that influenced the girl to behave as she did? Why doesn't she get to blame influences for her actions?

she helped a distraught man kill himself rather then getting him help. thats why, its not rocket science

not only that, she helped kill him for attention so she could set up the RIP facebook page to get FB and twitter followers
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because you dont know the story and you are just like that girl, a little loser who needs attention....desprately....you dont care about the guy OR girl....you just want to make little comments to "look" smart.....stop.....you are looking VERY silly
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Roxborough4Ever posted...

because you dont know the story and you are just like that girl, a little loser who needs attention....desprately....you dont care about the guy OR girl....you just want to make little comments to "look" smart.....stop.....you are looking VERY silly

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because you have no questions, you are just a loser looking for attention....just shut the fuck up already before everybody just puts you on ignore and all your future topics get 0 posts because nobody is there to read them
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fenderbender321 posted...

Those are all red herrings. Who physically carried out the suicide? Who chose to listen to her?

People get charged for asking another person to commit an illegal act all the time. This is no different.
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thelovefist posted...

Why do people bother responding to fenderbender?

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DirkDiggles posted...

fenderbender321 posted...

Those are all red herrings. Who physically carried out the suicide? Who chose to listen to her?

People get charged for asking another person to commit an illegal act all the time. This is no different.

Is suicide illegal though?

>_>
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fenderbender321 posted...

Funkydog posted...

thelovefist posted...

Why do people bother responding to fenderbender?

Because people can't ignore the truths I shed light on that they haven't seen. Sure, lots of people hate me for it, even though I'm really just a messenger. I show people reality, and then those people realize that reality doesn't align with hwo they've already emotionally reacted to a situation, and then they get mad. But ultimately people can't ignore truth.

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fenderbender321 posted...

She's only like 1% responsible for his death at most, so hopefully she is only sentenced to 1% of how many years they would normally sentence a 20 year old woman with no prior criminal record for involuntary manslaughter.

What the fuck is wrong with you? There are some things you just don't joke about.
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I wonder how many people think about those at the other side of the keyboard when they type, "you should uninstall the game and go kill yourself." Literally happens everyday on intensive games like League of Legend and Dota 2.

Could they have been someone vulnerable that you pushed a little bit closer to the edge?
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CruelBuffalo posted...

Fair next. People encouraging others to kill themselves through social media or text deserve jail time.

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fenderbender321 posted...

She's only like 1% responsible for his death at most, so hopefully she is only sentenced to 1% of how many years they would normally sentence a 20 year old woman with no prior criminal record for involuntary manslaughter.

That's like saying that a man that manipulated a drunk chick into having sex with him is only 1% responsible for her rape because you have completely disregarded the fact that she was in no way in a proper state of mind to be in full control of her actions.

Same thing here. A person in a suicidal state of mind is not in full control of their actions leading up to their suicide. The fact that even though he was considering backing out of committing suicide while texting his girlfriend who was instead pressuring him to follow through makes her fully culpable even though he did the act himself.
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Zodd3224 posted...

s0nicfan posted...

She's a terrible person, but I don't like this ruling because it's offering precedent for future "words cause physical harm" cases.

While I agree, its hard to ve upset that she's going to prison. One less scumbag on the streets.

It's very easy to be upset, actually. A suicidal person commits suicide, and someone else gets put in prison for it?

That's fucked-up.
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well, i can't argue with your style of "showing them the reality" as i've been known to do myself
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darkjedilink posted...

Zodd3224 posted...

s0nicfan posted...

She's a terrible person, but I don't like this ruling because it's offering precedent for future "words cause physical harm" cases.

While I agree, its hard to ve upset that she's going to prison. One less scumbag on the streets.

It's very easy to be upset, actually. A suicidal person commits suicide, and someone else gets put in prison for it?

That's fucked-up.

Someone who would be alive if she hadnt repeatedly manipulated and encouraged him into taking his life, and then used his death to gain sympathy.
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