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shai_hulud · 04-09-2009, 08:28 PM

yeah........ gotta love the gun capital of america.

No sense in even trying to debate this with you, I see. but wth...

"crimes of passion?" slejbnwe

So please, tell me, lil ms. redneck, what exactly does a "Crime of Passion" mean?

In search of your definition. What catagory does the "Crime of Passion law", fall under. Furthermore, what (if any?) consequences does the "felon?" get when charged?

shai_hulud · 04-09-2009, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by shelbert008

eh probably, but unfortunately us humans are still susceptible to our emotions, and rage is definitely a powerful one. Crimes of passions happen, which is why they have more mild sentences.

if you had it your way, any parent that got fed up with their child and killed them could justify it was "OMG A CRIME OF PASSION"

"But yur honor, i was so suceptible to my emotions, the kid wouldnt stop crying... he just kept crying and crying and all I wanted to do was sleep

I didn't want this to happen, I swear, but I'm only human... I couldn't help but react due to te overwhelming rage that overcame me. It happens to everyone... why should I get a harsh sentence? ? ? / / ? / / ??

IM ONLYYYYYYYY HUMAAAAAAAANNNNNN wawawawaw

fuck you

shelbert008 · 04-09-2009, 09:00 PM

wow dude I seem to have rubbed you the wrong way, I'm sorry. Does Canada not have crimes of passion in the legal system? That is pretty much how it works, there are all different levels of murder, and crimes of passion is at the bottom. Someone who catches their spouse cheating on them and then either kills their spouse is going to get a lighter sentence than someone who planned out a murder. Crimes that happen out of sudden rage are typically punished differently than those that are methodically planned.

shai_hulud · 04-09-2009, 09:18 PM

Our justice system is very much different than yours. worse imo.

THIS case, though, there is no doubt in my mind the farmercolostomybagfa ggotpieceofshitonthe ground should be punished, as this was no crime of passion. He had plenty of time to think, he SHOT him in the back. Over an atv theft.

No excuse. at all.

I will say that, yes, there can be crimes of passion, it makes sense and I was being harsh.

Rubix · 04-10-2009, 12:10 PM

i agree with you point shelbert, however im having trouble fitting this crime with the passion deal

04-09-2009, 08:28 PM	#21 (permalink)
shai_hulud Om nom Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: ab, ca Posts: 2,161 Thanks: 440 Thanked 600 Times in 335 Posts	yeah........ gotta love the gun capital of america. No sense in even trying to debate this with you, I see. but wth... "crimes of passion?" slejbnwe So please, tell me, lil ms. redneck, what exactly does a "Crime of Passion" mean? In search of your definition. What catagory does the "Crime of Passion law", fall under. Furthermore, what (if any?) consequences does the "felon?" get when charged? __________________ "There are only three useless things in this world. Nuns' nipples, bishops' balls and an employer's praise without a raise." Last edited by shai_hulud; 04-09-2009 at 08:31 PM.

04-09-2009, 09:00 PM	#23 (permalink)
shelbert008 stoner Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: hell on earth aka texas Posts: 1,043 Thanks: 101 Thanked 157 Times in 113 Posts	wow dude I seem to have rubbed you the wrong way, I'm sorry. Does Canada not have crimes of passion in the legal system? That is pretty much how it works, there are all different levels of murder, and crimes of passion is at the bottom. Someone who catches their spouse cheating on them and then either kills their spouse is going to get a lighter sentence than someone who planned out a murder. Crimes that happen out of sudden rage are typically punished differently than those that are methodically planned. __________________ one pill makes you larger, one pill makes you small, and the one that mother gives you, doesnt do anything at all Feed Your Head

04-09-2009, 09:18 PM	#24 (permalink)
shai_hulud Om nom Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: ab, ca Posts: 2,161 Thanks: 440 Thanked 600 Times in 335 Posts	Our justice system is very much different than yours. worse imo. THIS case, though, there is no doubt in my mind the farmercolostomybagfa ggotpieceofshitonthe ground should be punished, as this was no crime of passion. He had plenty of time to think, he SHOT him in the back. Over an atv theft. No excuse. at all. I will say that, yes, there can be crimes of passion, it makes sense and I was being harsh. __________________ "There are only three useless things in this world. Nuns' nipples, bishops' balls and an employer's praise without a raise."

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