Amber Guyger Convicted

[onlinebiker]

[Anomalocaris]

So you are saying despite the fact you think her crime was much less serious, she should be punished much more seriously for it?

[LadyForCamus]

@onlinebiker

I’m seriously starting to wonder if you just enjoy stirring pots.

[onlinebiker]

So you are saying despite the fact you think her crime was much less serious, she should be punished much more seriously for it?

Compare her case to other similar cases.

She got off light - but did not commit murder


What part are you not understanding?

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@onlinebiker

I’m seriously starting to wonder if you just enjoy stirring pots.

Whatcha want?
We should all line up and sing Kumbya?

[The Valkyrie]

So you are saying despite the fact you think her crime was much less serious, she should be punished much more seriously for it?

Compare her case to other similar cases.

She got off light - but did not commit murder


What part are you not understanding?

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@onlinebiker

I’m seriously starting to wonder if you just enjoy stirring pots.

Whatcha want?
We should all line up and sing Kumbya?

Well, all line up.

Against a wall is traditional

What you all want to do as your final request is, of course, up to you.

[Anomalocaris]

So you are saying despite the fact you think her crime was much less serious, she should be punished much more seriously for it?

Compare her case to other similar cases.

She got off light - but did not commit murder


What part are you not understanding?

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@onlinebiker

I’m seriously starting to wonder if you just enjoy stirring pots.

Whatcha want?
We should all line up and sing Kumbya?

1. In Texas 2nd degree murder does not require prior intent to kill.  It only requires death to have been caused by an act which itself is wrongful.   So if you think drawing a gun is wrongful when retreating would diffuse the situation, then shooting and killing someone with that drawn gun is murder.   


2. Federal sentencing guidelines say manslaughter warrants 10-16 months, not 15 years.

[onlinebiker]

Compare her case to other similar cases.

She got off light - but did not commit murder


What part are you not understanding?

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Whatcha want?
We should all line up and sing Kumbya?

1. In Texas 2nd degree murder does not require prior intent to kill.  It only requires death to have been caused by an act which itself is wrongful.   So if you think drawing a gun is wrongful when retreating would diffuse the situation, then shooting and killing someone with that drawn gun is murder.   


2. Federal sentencing guidelines say manslaughter warrants 10-16 months, not 15 years.

1. 1st degree is prior intent. 2nd degree is spur of the momentb with intent.

2. Nice try. Max sentance for manslaughter in Texas (this is not federal) is 20 years.

[LadyForCamus]

So you are saying despite the fact you think her crime was much less serious, she should be punished much more seriously for it?

Compare her case to other similar cases.

She got off light - but did not commit murder


What part are you not understanding?

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@onlinebiker

I’m seriously starting to wonder if you just enjoy stirring pots.

Whatcha want?
We should all line up and sing Kumbya?

Not at all. But, sometimes you come across as insincere. Like, you just want to see people argue. Maybe it’s just me...

[Anomalocaris]

Compare her case to other similar cases.

She got off light - but did not commit murder


What part are you not understanding?

---

Whatcha want?
We should all line up and sing Kumbya?

Well, all line up.

Against a wall is traditional

What you all want to do as your final request is, of course, up to you.

People stood up against a wall can run.   Better tie them to stakes.   That way you can give them exploding e-cigarettes.

[EgoDeath]

Well, she admitted that she intended to kill the victim, so if that's your definition of murder, then she murdered him.

Regardless, if it's manslaughter or murder (which I don't really see the point of getting caught up in that argument), she killed a guy and is probably only gonna' do five years for it. She took a life and is more than likely only going to serve five years. Ten, at the most, though I doubt it, and you should doubt it too if you know anything about how prison works.

Also, what the fuck was with the judge hugging her? I found that to be pretty inappropriate.

When all is said and done, it's insane that she only got a ten year sentence. For taking someone's life. I applaud the family for how they've carried themselves throughout all of this.