Brock Turner

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  • Degeneratefk
    Degeneratefk Posts: 3,123
    I guess we would be letting him off easy if we could just forget about this scum forever.
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  • pjhawks
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    qontheboard said:

    Jason P said:

    I wonder if people came to his house to protest, then saw this guy and said, fuck it, let' go bowling instead ....

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    This guy is asking a valid question... and I would like to know the answer.

    not to turn this into a different topic, but gun people really think it's ok that this guy can stand in the middle of the street with this kind of firepower legally?

    i do feel sorry for the neighbors. suck they have to put up with this shit.
  • Free
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    pjhawks said:

    qontheboard said:

    Jason P said:

    I wonder if people came to his house to protest, then saw this guy and said, fuck it, let' go bowling instead ....

    image

    This guy is asking a valid question... and I would like to know the answer.

    not to turn this into a different topic, but gun people really think it's ok that this guy can stand in the middle of the street with this kind of firepower legally?

    i do feel sorry for the neighbors. suck they have to put up with this shit.
    I feel the same about the neighbors.
  • mickeyrat
    mickeyrat Posts: 44,799
    pjhawks said:

    qontheboard said:

    Jason P said:

    I wonder if people came to his house to protest, then saw this guy and said, fuck it, let' go bowling instead ....

    image

    This guy is asking a valid question... and I would like to know the answer.

    not to turn this into a different topic, but gun people really think it's ok that this guy can stand in the middle of the street with this kind of firepower legally?

    i do feel sorry for the neighbors. suck they have to put up with this shit.
    yes. ohio is open carry state(unless you are black, in a walmart, with a pellet gun. ironically its in the same general area). concealed carry with permit.
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  • brianlux
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    pjhawks said:

    qontheboard said:

    Jason P said:

    I wonder if people came to his house to protest, then saw this guy and said, fuck it, let' go bowling instead ....

    image

    This guy is asking a valid question... and I would like to know the answer.

    not to turn this into a different topic, but gun people really think it's ok that this guy can stand in the middle of the street with this kind of firepower legally?

    i do feel sorry for the neighbors. suck they have to put up with this shit.
    Yeah, I agree. If I were one of the neighbors I'd take a very long vacation if I could afford it or move.
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  • mickeyrat
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    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/sep/06/brock-turner-stanford-sexual-assault-case-ohio-armed-protest?CMP=fb_gu
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  • lukin2006
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    No doubt this donkey should be locked up for a good long time...maybe life. but his life will never be the same, being a registered sex offender is a life sentence full of some very stringent restrictions (usually)...I know its not much considering the heinous act he committed, but at least he'll be reminded and hopefully will have a rough ride in life. I will admit, does this judge have Canadian roots, that's the kind of sentence they'd hand out here, minus a lifetime listed on the sex registry.
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  • Jason P
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    lukin2006 said:

    No doubt this donkey should be locked up for a good long time...maybe life. but his life will never be the same, being a registered sex offender is a life sentence full of some very stringent restrictions (usually)...I know its not much considering the heinous act he committed, but at least he'll be reminded and hopefully will have a rough ride in life. I will admit, does this judge have Canadian roots, that's the kind of sentence they'd hand out here, minus a lifetime listed on the sex registry.

    He will have the fury of social media following him as well. Who is going to hire this guy if it means having gun nuts protesting in front of your business? Technically, his life would have been better off if he got 2.5 years and flown under the radar.
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  • lukin2006
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    Jason P said:

    lukin2006 said:

    No doubt this donkey should be locked up for a good long time...maybe life. but his life will never be the same, being a registered sex offender is a life sentence full of some very stringent restrictions (usually)...I know its not much considering the heinous act he committed, but at least he'll be reminded and hopefully will have a rough ride in life. I will admit, does this judge have Canadian roots, that's the kind of sentence they'd hand out here, minus a lifetime listed on the sex registry.

    He will have the fury of social media following him as well. Who is going to hire this guy if it means having gun nuts protesting in front of your business? Technically, his life would have been better off if he got 2.5 years and flown under the radar.
    Very good points, what about travel ... very hard for Canadians with a criminal record to travel to the US, probably the same for us residents travelling abroad...not going to be a very enjoyable life, unless his daddy has enough to make his life more bearable.
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  • Godfather.
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    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

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  • OnWis97
    OnWis97 St. Paul, MN Posts: 5,639
    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    First, I'd have more sense than his father to lament to the media how he no longer enjoys a good steak.

    I really don't know...I am sure I'd be less of the mindset of "throw the book at him" and perhaps I'd even be more willing to believe "this was one mistake and he won't do it again." I don't necessarily blame his family for being happy that he did not do hard time. And maybe he did learn his lesson and won't do it again (not that I am smart enough to know which guys can do that and which will always thrist for power and keep doing it).

    That's all neither here nor there, though. Intellectually, I'd know he deserves much, much more. These laws exist for reasons that include deterance...three months for Brock ain't gonna deter anyone.

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  • lukin2006
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    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    I don't have kids, so I probably can not answer it properly. But I guess you can be disappointed and disgusted by his actions but still love him and support him.
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,795
    OnWis97 said:

    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    First, I'd have more sense than his father to lament to the media how he no longer enjoys a good steak.

    I really don't know...I am sure I'd be less of the mindset of "throw the book at him" and perhaps I'd even be more willing to believe "this was one mistake and he won't do it again." I don't necessarily blame his family for being happy that he did not do hard time. And maybe he did learn his lesson and won't do it again (not that I am smart enough to know which guys can do that and which will always thrist for power and keep doing it).

    That's all neither here nor there, though. Intellectually, I'd know he deserves much, much more. These laws exist for reasons that include deterance...three months for Brock ain't gonna deter anyone.

    How would you feel if the victim was your daughter?
    I'd want him dead.
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  • pjhawks
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    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    if my son i'd like to think i'd stand by him but not lessen the crime he committed. i'd like to think i'd be just as disgusted by the crime if it was my son but honestly very hard to say. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have been dumb enough to say '20 minutes' of bad judgment shouldn't destroy his life. that was an idiotic statement by the dad.

    if it was my brother i'd have a hard time still being there i think. maybe in time could re-establish a relationship but i think that would take years. in the short term not sure how i could be in the same room with him or have him around the people in my life. would be hard to look at him knowing he committed such a terrible act.
  • HughFreakingDillon
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    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    I have daughters, so it's difficult for me to make that leap. But I can tell you this: if I were Brock, my parents would have encouraged the judge to throw the book at me. I know that for a fact.
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  • g under p
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    HughFreakingDillon said:

    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    I have daughters, so it's difficult for me to make that leap. But I can tell you this: if I were Brock, my parents would have encouraged the judge to throw the book at me. I know that for a fact.
    I have a daughter as well and if Brock were my son, I would've no issues if the book were thrown at my son.

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  • Godfather.
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    edited September 2016
    OnWis97 said:

    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    First, I'd have more sense than his father to lament to the media how he no longer enjoys a good steak.

    I really don't know...I am sure I'd be less of the mindset of "throw the book at him" and perhaps I'd even be more willing to believe "this was one mistake and he won't do it again." I don't necessarily blame his family for being happy that he did not do hard time. And maybe he did learn his lesson and won't do it again (not that I am smart enough to know which guys can do that and which will always thrist for power and keep doing it).

    That's all neither here nor there, though. Intellectually, I'd know he deserves much, much more. These laws exist for reasons that include deterance...three months for Brock ain't gonna deter anyone.

    How would you feel if the victim was your daughter?
    How would I feel if the victim was my daughter ?.......jail would be a safer place for him.

    Godfather.

  • Cliffy6745
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    edited September 2016
    HughFreakingDillon said:

    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    I have daughters, so it's difficult for me to make that leap. But I can tell you this: if I were Brock, my parents would have encouraged the judge to throw the book at me. I know that for a fact.
    My parents would have too. You do something stupid to get in trouble, you pay the consequences regardless.
  • InHiding80
    InHiding80 Upland,CA Posts: 7,623
    My 2nd cousin is in her 2nd year at Stanford so this angers me in a deeper personal level.
  • InHiding80
    InHiding80 Upland,CA Posts: 7,623
    Godfather. said:

    just had an interesting thought: how would we react if Brock was our brother or son ? young kids do stupid shit all the time and I'm not trying to defend him (he knew what he was doing) but really how would you react if he was your brother or son ? anybody here honest enough with them selves to answer that ?

    Godfather.

    The Trump fanboy defends Brock. Why am I not surprised?

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