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Slimebeast on 07 August 2009
Akvod said:
Slimebeast said:
fmc83 said:
Nobody else finds it disturbing, that this kid could face 7 years in prison for a punch???
Well, what he did wasn't right, but 7 years?


I wish it was 7 years. He should be taught a lesson.

In reality it will be 4 weeks of community service, if we're lucky.

Don't you think 7 years in prison will only make the kid an even worse and violent person that's more inclined to crime? At the very least, he'll definetly not become a productive member of society if he goes to jail for 7 years.


Yes, but at least he was punished for his evil deed lol.

In reality of course I dont think 7 years would be appropriate, but maybe 6-12 months would be right. I dunno why I sometimes reply to topics without thinking or being completely serious...

What sentence do you think would be appropriate? (if assuming that what we see and read on this article/clip are the true circumstances - unprovoked violence, and the victim broke his nose)



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sguy78 on 07 August 2009

It's a max sentence people.



SeriousWB on 07 August 2009
Slimebeast said:
Akvod said:
Slimebeast said:
fmc83 said:
Nobody else finds it disturbing, that this kid could face 7 years in prison for a punch???
Well, what he did wasn't right, but 7 years?


I wish it was 7 years. He should be taught a lesson.

In reality it will be 4 weeks of community service, if we're lucky.

Don't you think 7 years in prison will only make the kid an even worse and violent person that's more inclined to crime? At the very least, he'll definetly not become a productive member of society if he goes to jail for 7 years.


Yes, but at least he was punished for his evil deed lol.

In reality of course I dont think 7 years would be appropriate, but maybe 6-12 months would be right. I dunno why I sometimes reply to topics without thinking or being completely serious...

What sentence do you think would be appropriate? (if assuming that what we see and read on this article/clip are the true circumstances - unprovoked violence, and the victim broke his nose)

Some custody and a crap-tonne of community service perhaps.