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Topic	finally, you can be arrested for driving people to suicide
PaddysPub 01/25/18 4:01:32 PM #40:	Zeus posted... PaddysPub posted... Jen0125 posted... i don't find it sketchy at all. why shouldn't there be consequences if you torment someone so badly they commit suicide? because its not always going to be as cut and dry as this case. Which would be an argument not to try any cases. After all, many rape cases aren't cut & dry. Should we not try rape as a crime? More importantly, they're being arrested on cyberbullying charges, for which there's plenty of precedent and -- as in most cyberbullying cases -- a tremendous amount of evidence because cyberbullying is an evidence-friendly offense. good point tbh --- Paddys Pub, home of the original Kitten Mittens! <cite>PaddysPub posted [p:894791118] in finally, y... [t:76241457]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>PaddysPub posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Jen0125 posted...</cite> <quote>i don't find it sketchy at all. why shouldn't there be consequences if you torment someone so badly they commit suicide?</quote> because its not always going to be as cut and dry as this case.</quote> Which would be an argument not to try any cases. After all, many rape cases aren't cut & dry. Should we not try rape as a crime? More importantly, they're being arrested on cyberbullying charges, for which there's plenty of precedent and -- as in most cyberbullying cases -- a tremendous amount of evidence because cyberbullying is an evidence-friendly offense.</quote> good point tbh --- Paddys Pub, home of the original Kitten Mittens! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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