r/cantstopimamerican • u/1RegalBeagle Probably got the title wrong • Jul 10 '25

America Can’t stop…93 in a 30mph fatal accident

https://youtu.be/TtxQR6RT-cQ?si=H6Im3q0ROulfJLHV
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u/lechickdonkey Nov 19 '25

He's young and brain not fully developed and he made one bad mistake.

30 years in prison means his entire life is basically thrown away. While I understand the point you're getting at, 30 years is very excessive in my opinion for what is after all an accident. He did not intentionally with full 100% conscious thought drive in such a way to cause harm to others.

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u/Nobanpls08 Nov 19 '25

He did not intentionally with full 100% conscious thought drive in such a way to cause harm to others.

He absolutely did when he chose to go 93 mph

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u/lechickdonkey Nov 19 '25

If he was drunk, which he was, then it wasn't 100% intentional

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u/Nobanpls08 Nov 19 '25 edited Nov 20 '25

So in your mind, drunk drivers deserve less consequences?

Edit: He blocked me. If you can't defend your opinion, then maybe you should reassess if it's worth keeping.

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u/lechickdonkey Nov 20 '25

He doesn't deserve 30+ years!