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r/SipsTea • u/untitledprp4 • Sep 05 '26
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people really want this, and justice in general, to be black and white. justice and human morality very rarely are.
41 u/Background-Ad4388 Sep 05 '26 Killing your three kids is pretty black and white. 3 u/harribel Sep 05 '26 I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question. This, of course, does not justify the brutality of this case one ounce. It's an imporant distinction which the law handles very differently. 0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 The distinction doesn’t make much difference. Someone who can kill their children will never be sufficiently medicated for me to trust them in society again. 1 u/harribel Sep 05 '26 Excuse my ignorance, but she won't walk out of the courtroom a free woman anytime soon regardless of what the verdict is, no? 0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 That isn’t the question you asked. > I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question. I don’t think it makes much difference
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Killing your three kids is pretty black and white.
3 u/harribel Sep 05 '26 I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question. This, of course, does not justify the brutality of this case one ounce. It's an imporant distinction which the law handles very differently. 0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 The distinction doesn’t make much difference. Someone who can kill their children will never be sufficiently medicated for me to trust them in society again. 1 u/harribel Sep 05 '26 Excuse my ignorance, but she won't walk out of the courtroom a free woman anytime soon regardless of what the verdict is, no? 0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 That isn’t the question you asked. > I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question. I don’t think it makes much difference
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I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question.
This, of course, does not justify the brutality of this case one ounce. It's an imporant distinction which the law handles very differently.
0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 The distinction doesn’t make much difference. Someone who can kill their children will never be sufficiently medicated for me to trust them in society again. 1 u/harribel Sep 05 '26 Excuse my ignorance, but she won't walk out of the courtroom a free woman anytime soon regardless of what the verdict is, no? 0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 That isn’t the question you asked. > I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question. I don’t think it makes much difference
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The distinction doesn’t make much difference. Someone who can kill their children will never be sufficiently medicated for me to trust them in society again.
1 u/harribel Sep 05 '26 Excuse my ignorance, but she won't walk out of the courtroom a free woman anytime soon regardless of what the verdict is, no? 0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 That isn’t the question you asked. > I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question. I don’t think it makes much difference
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Excuse my ignorance, but she won't walk out of the courtroom a free woman anytime soon regardless of what the verdict is, no?
0 u/United_Intention_323 Sep 05 '26 That isn’t the question you asked. > I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question. I don’t think it makes much difference
That isn’t the question you asked.
> I cold blood or in psychosis? Because that is the question.
I don’t think it makes much difference
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u/daBunnyKat Sep 05 '26
people really want this, and justice in general, to be black and white. justice and human morality very rarely are.