To: MichaelP
That's absurd and not justice. In no way is that sentence proportional to the crime... Really? This guy has made it clear that he will drive drunk as long as he is living as a free man. That is a fact. How do you propose that he be kept off the roads? It cannot be any system that requires any degree of honor or trust from this man, because he has no honor and is not trustworthy. He is arrogant, and selfish and drunk. He does not value human life at all, and is willing to put the rest of humanity in danger by driving drunk repeatedly. So, what is your solution to keeping him off the road?
31 posted on
10/29/2010 9:14:42 AM PDT by
passionfruit
(When illegals become legal, even they won't do the work Americans won't do)
To: passionfruit
I'm sympathetic to the dangers. But, if we are to live in a free and just country, we have to accept a certain amount of uncertanty, and possible danger. We need to be cognizant of that. If we start locking people up because of "possible" dangers, where do we stop? It's part of the price we pay for a free and just society...
Mike
34 posted on
10/29/2010 9:19:48 AM PDT by
MichaelP
(Put a Stake in the RATS hearts November 2nd)
To: passionfruit
GPS ankle bracelet and court-ordered to only take public transportation? If he starts moving faster than running speed he’d better be able to show he was on public transportation, or it’s back to jail for another few years just for driving a car (whether drunk or not).
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