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| 1 | Edna Hancock, 57, killed Andrea Ruby, 28, while driving drunk. Hancock's alcohol level was .279. Judge sentences to 45 days jail. Judge adds "...it's a very severe sentence."and the judge claiming its a "severe sentence" is offensive to the victim. I agree with this. I do think the sentence is light considering the results, and I feel for the victims and their families in that regard. Regarding your comparison between this case and the gun case, I absolutely see the parallels, but the difference is that freak accidents happen like this when people aren't drunk, so when you start introducing factors like animals crossing the road and the other car coming over the cen… | /r/MensRights | 13/05/12 06:28 PM |
| 1 | Edna Hancock, 57, killed Andrea Ruby, 28, while driving drunk. Hancock's alcohol level was .279. Judge sentences to 45 days jail. Judge adds "...it's a very severe sentence."Sorry; I couldn't tell about the downvotes at this point because I'm using my phone. Based off my first comment, I thought the likelihood of me being downvoted was high. Though your response is fairly reasonable, this is the point where we've got to agree to disagree. I would agree with you more readily if the circumstances were just a little different. I realize that kind of thing does happen; I just think there's a little more at work in this particular case than gender bias, and that the woma… | /r/MensRights | 13/05/12 08:16 AM |
| 1 | Edna Hancock, 57, killed Andrea Ruby, 28, while driving drunk. Hancock's alcohol level was .279. Judge sentences to 45 days jail. Judge adds "...it's a very severe sentence."You're missing my point. I get that she was drunk and her driving ultimately got another woman killed. To me, yeah that's manslaughter, cut and dry, if you don't look at any other details, such as the presence of large animals in the road, and the possibility that the other driver legitimately drifted across the center line into the drunk woman's lane. Maybe in your opinion if a woman shot some people while she was intoxicated she should receive the legal maximum for public intoxication. This is… | /r/MensRights | 12/05/12 05:44 PM |
| 1 | Edna Hancock, 57, killed Andrea Ruby, 28, while driving drunk. Hancock's alcohol level was .279. Judge sentences to 45 days jail. Judge adds "...it's a very severe sentence."You seem to agree with our Feminist Overlords that only women are innocent until proven guilty and men are guilty until proven innocent. Actually, I replied mostly because your formulaic response rings like the response of a "Feminist Overlord." You're taking a situation that is totally gray, converting it directly to black and white, then crying foul. In other words, you appear radical rather than reasonable. I'm not trying to be insulting, so I hope you won't take it the wrong way. I'm not fig… | /r/MensRights | 11/05/12 04:58 PM |
| 1 | Edna Hancock, 57, killed Andrea Ruby, 28, while driving drunk. Hancock's alcohol level was .279. Judge sentences to 45 days jail. Judge adds "...it's a very severe sentence."This seems like more of an outlying circumstance than a men's rights issue. The person doing 20 years may have clearly caused a collision/death. For all you know, that person fell asleep at the wheel, and ran into someone on a sidewalk. I'm fine with admitting I could be wrong here, but my point is just that this case is not cut and dry. | /r/MensRights | 10/05/12 08:01 PM |
| 1 | Anybody in Mensrights have a daughter?Of course not all bad behavior should be ignored, but I don't think all bad behavior should be given attention it doesn't deserve, because I don't believe that one should reinforce for a child that any time he or she wants attention all he or she has to do is act up. I'd rather a kid lose interest in behaving that way than fear it. | /r/MensRights | 19/04/11 05:43 PM |
| 1 | Anybody in Mensrights have a daughter?Considering that many children figure out early on that bad behavior always gets immediate attention, ignoring it is probably a good way to defuse that. It's probably important not to ignore it in a way that makes it seem like it's okay. Most parents are just quick to react, and I think problems start cropping up when a parent provides a reaction as opposed to a response. | /r/MensRights | 02/02/11 06:49 PM |
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