Originally posted by tezzajw
You realise that you didn't read the article though, right? Deny ignorance and put her 'crime' into perspective. It was a black texta. Probably a crime of opportunity, who knows. She might have been a uni student and had one in her bag. Having a can of spray paint might suggest something more premeditated.
So, yes. It does matter what she was using.
What matters is what she did with what she had to commit the offense...period. It has nothing to do with what it was..the offense was committed.
Originally posted by tezzajw
When I was 18 I wasnt going around writting on walls my friend. I was doing things to better my life since at that time I just turned into an adult and knew the responsibilities that came with the glory of becoming an adult.
Can you please direct me to the switch in a person's head that flicks on when they are 18 and tells them that they are now 'grown up'?
Yep..its called parent involvement and discipline. Its called learning to become responsible as you grow up. I went through that switch, Im no different from anyone else, so where is this missing switch your talking about?
Originally posted by tezzajw
Humans don't work like that. She made a mistake. It's a minor mistake. No doubt embarrassing to her and it's easily fixed with common sense.
Human beings only work depending on how they were raised. Either you have been reading too much psyco babble psycology nonsense or you were allowed to just do as you pleased when growing up. Either case, there was never any psycological issues in my generation when it came to being responsible, learning how to earn privilages, and learning real fast what that "switch" was when it smaked your rear end as payment for doing something wrong.
Originally posted by tezzajw
So please..spare me the "deprive her freedom" bull.... because that dont wash and 3 months is nothing. Even 1 month is nothing with 2 months probation. And being free doesnt mean being responsible free.
How is it bull when she's being locked in prison for three months for writing her name on a wall? How is that not depriving her of her freedom?
Get real.
Sadly, I'm probably one of the few in this thread who is being real.
Heh...if you think so.
Cheers!!!!




