• treefrog
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    3 months ago

    People do more time for growing medicinal fungus than she will for manslaughter .

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      3 months ago

      And she will do more time in prison for manslaughter then every rich person who has committed manslaughter and never see a day behind bars.

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        3 months ago

        So if someone’s intention is to treat depression or cluster headaches the law takes that into consideration? Or not?

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          I’m not arguing the merit of the law itself, I’m just saying that doing something that you know to be against the law is inherently going to generally get you a harsher punishment than causing harm via negligence.

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            3 months ago

            That’s generally fair. In this the negligence ended a life though.

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              Well yeah. That’s why there’s any legal punishment at all. Being bad at your job otherwise would just get you fired.