03-01-2016, 04:00 PM
BG, you're so smug and arrogant, even when you're wrong.
I'll even argue this.
Teen girl, heartbroken, impulsively asks friend for gun to kill her ex and herself.
If this kid says no, the chances of her finding another friend in a 2-3 day timeframe to supply a gun are pretty slim.
I use the 2-3 day timeframe because I'm suggesting that after 48-72 hours her impulse to end it all begins to wane, and, voila, 2 15 year olds are still alive.
Also, as we've discussed, a gun is the easiest way to kill someone. Stabbing her friend to death, pushing her off a cliff (or driving off as Maggott suggested) are not as easy and are generally messier.
Was the friend duped? I'm really hoping so, and the act of arming his friend is noble, however, he knew without a doubt that it was wrong.
The murdered 15 year old never had a say in all this, and the DA needs to set some sort of example that a crime such as this won't go unpunished.
I'll even argue this.
Teen girl, heartbroken, impulsively asks friend for gun to kill her ex and herself.
If this kid says no, the chances of her finding another friend in a 2-3 day timeframe to supply a gun are pretty slim.
I use the 2-3 day timeframe because I'm suggesting that after 48-72 hours her impulse to end it all begins to wane, and, voila, 2 15 year olds are still alive.
Also, as we've discussed, a gun is the easiest way to kill someone. Stabbing her friend to death, pushing her off a cliff (or driving off as Maggott suggested) are not as easy and are generally messier.
Was the friend duped? I'm really hoping so, and the act of arming his friend is noble, however, he knew without a doubt that it was wrong.
The murdered 15 year old never had a say in all this, and the DA needs to set some sort of example that a crime such as this won't go unpunished.