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Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
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Its inevitably tempting to use privilege to avoid accountability, no matter how wrong you are, because it’s a lot easier to live with your guilt than to pay for your mistakes.
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(Original post by JanusGodofDoors)
Its inevitably tempting to use privilege to avoid accountability, no matter how wrong you are, because it’s a lot easier to live with your guilt than to pay for your mistakes.
Its inevitably tempting to use privilege to avoid accountability, no matter how wrong you are, because it’s a lot easier to live with your guilt than to pay for your mistakes.
I would go to the police station, I have no doubt about that.
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(Original post by HiViz9)
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
who wants to spend years locked away?
I think most people would use this get out of jail free card too if they could.
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(Original post by HiViz9)
I am asking what YOU would do. Can you say what YOU would do?
I would go to the police station, I have no doubt about that.
I am asking what YOU would do. Can you say what YOU would do?
I would go to the police station, I have no doubt about that.
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(Original post by HiViz9)
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
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It doesn't help society have closure but she will have to live with what she has done for the rest of her life. And with the internet being what it is these days she will be judged even if not by a court of law.
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(Original post by ByEeek)
It doesn't help society have closure but she will have to live with what she has done for the rest of her life. And with the internet being what it is these days she will be judged even if not by a court of law.
It doesn't help society have closure but she will have to live with what she has done for the rest of her life. And with the internet being what it is these days she will be judged even if not by a court of law.
Funny thing is they have asked other countries to waive immunity and got it.
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Strange people are not addressing the salient point in the question..... what would you do ????? I know 100% what I would do.
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(Original post by HiViz9)
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
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Well isnt that rather the point of hiring a lawyer to defend you (if you dont skip town of course) I mean they are literally paid to try and get you off.
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(Original post by HiViz9)
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
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(Original post by HiViz9)
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
Would you dodge being arrested and convicted if you killed someone by driving recklessly in your car? As with the USA woman who is protected by Diplomatic Immunity from being charged for killing a 19-year-old lad in England.
As a decent just person (if you are one) surely you hand yourself into a police station???
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(Original post by ByEeek)
It doesn't help society have closure but she will have to live with what she has done for the rest of her life. And with the internet being what it is these days she will be judged even if not by a court of law.
It doesn't help society have closure but she will have to live with what she has done for the rest of her life. And with the internet being what it is these days she will be judged even if not by a court of law.
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(Original post by Greywolftwo)
Being judged by the internet is arguably worse than being judged by a court of law
Being judged by the internet is arguably worse than being judged by a court of law
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(Original post by HiViz9)
I am asking what YOU would do. Can you say what YOU would do?
I would go to the police station, I have no doubt about that.
I am asking what YOU would do. Can you say what YOU would do?
I would go to the police station, I have no doubt about that.
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