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He faces 11 years in prison if convicted of the assault. (There were witnesses.) Maybe an 11 year sentence would stop others in the future from assaulting people over such trivial things---think so?
I think the ticket here is restitution, and perhaps two weekends in jail, coupled with some sort of public shaming.
But people must learn civility and adult behavior. At my tennis club the other day, a woman pulled into a parking space that a man was signalling for. The two came into the clubhouse and the man was, in a loud voice, calling the woman a "fat, ugly b****."
OMG, its like a feeding frenzy. People bring their whole family and hover over each sample station like vultures. Ive had people slam their carts in front of me, blocking my path when they thought I was trying to get in fron of them for samples when all I was trying to do was get through to the next aisle.
I had someone do that exact same thing to me once at Costco, except she didn't use her cart. She just stepped sideways into the aisle in front of my cart to block me.
I just kept going, and plowed right into her fat ass. Didn't even slow down. She didn't seem to be expecting that at all!
As further proof that people have no filters to their behavior, consider the 24 year old in Burbank, California who punched a 78 year old man Sunday morning at Costco because the older man complained that the younger was helping himself to multiple samples and not leaving any for him:
He faces 11 years in prison if convicted of the assault. (There were witnesses.) Maybe an 11 year sentence would stop others in the future from assaulting people over such trivial things---think so?
I think he deserves to go to prison, but it won't deter anyone else from committing a crime- that's not how it works. People who do things like he did are sociopaths and part of that includes extreme narcissism. They have no empathy, imagine themselves to be the victim and usually are completely shocked when they get prosecuted for their crimes.
Another case of someone who apparently thinks that his wants takes precedence over anyone else's.
Absolutely disgusting and outrageous.
(However, I do think that 11 years imprisonment is too long for the offense, which resulted in "just" a cut above the eye. I think that 11 weeks would be sufficient to get the point across that what he did was wrong and will not be tolerated.)
Not this guy. With as many arrests as he's had, it's obvoius that he just doesn't get the point.
I think the ticket here is restitution, and perhaps two weekends in jail, coupled with some sort of public shaming.
But people must learn civility and adult behavior. At my tennis club the other day, a woman pulled into a parking space that a man was signalling for. The two came into the clubhouse and the man was, in a loud voice, calling the woman a "fat, ugly b****."
Well, sounds like they were both classless . . .
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