she deserves death penalty imo

I'm sure she wasn't being as literal as manson was. Sure, she was being a cunt saying that stuff to him but that's not a criminal offense in my opinion. 

They've never went after someone like this over words that i know of. They've been going after people for supposed hate speech for a couple of years now so yes this stuff is setting a precedent of things we won't like much in the future. 

So, you think Manson shouldn't have gone to jail?  I mean, all he did was tell people to kill.  He didn't do it himself.

The bitch actually told the guy to get back in the car and that it would be better if he were dead.  And this wasn't on one occassion, where it is common sense that the person doesn't literally mean it.  She actually goaded a mentally ill person into killing himself after months of persuasion.

Actually, yes, she did mean it.  This wasn't on a one or two occasions where she was being a bitch.  She convinced him to do it.  And when he backed out halfway through it, she convinced him it would be better for him to finish the job.  She's not a bitch.  She's another Manson.  Just not on the same scale.  Yet.

To incide suicide is a crime on most countries AFAIK, OP, either as an autonomous crime or as a form of homicide, I'm not sure why you are that surprised.

And well, words have always had the potential to put you to jail. There is the crime of threat of violence to begin with, and also injury / outrage, not quite sure how do you call it on english. Go proclaim to everyone you are going to kill the president, or do something like deny the holocaust, for instance. The possibilities are endless here, and vary depending on the nation.

Besides, I'm sure any decent criminal justice do take into consideration both intent and result before determining a punishment, so rest assured here. Of course, some more severe crimes, such as crimes against life, can be punished on result alone, unless they derive from error or the one directly responsible was effectively weaponized by another influence or circumstance.

If anything her sentence is very light.

Do you really think that words don't put people in jail??

Words have always put people in jail.

You should probably look into it dude, it seems like you haven't and you'll probably change your tune.

She was VERY literal. He was extremely hesitant and would say he didn't want to do it then she would get him back on track and continue to encourage him and tell him to kill himself.

This law is really nothing new. You're not allowed to incite violence or hatred that leads to violence with your words. 

It's sick to encourage someone to kill themselves. She might be right that she hasn't actually broken a law though. What she did doesn't sound like 'involuntary manslaughter' to me. If they can get her on something though, it would be good to have her off the streets for a while.

If she knew he was suicidal and told him to go kill himself, then yeah, that's involuntary manslaughter.