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Originally Posted by hbdwihdh378y9
Except that we all know that punching a man can kill him in exactly that way, which means the punch did kill him.
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Not correct. The number of people who get punched and who fall down and do *not* die is far greater. This particular event is an outlier. If you repeat exactly this same event with different people, 99.9+% chance nobody will die from it.
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Originally Posted by duke944
This is a clear case of voluntary manslaughter, do some research on it and compare it to the facts.
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I'm not saying the guy shouldn't be punished. But it's highly unlikely he intended to kill the other guy. *Involuntary* manslaughter is probably appropriate. Or *negligent* homicide.
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Originally Posted by Aussiehoff
They recognise that the way he fell and hit his head was caused by being punched in head. As you know perfectly well, that is not an accident.
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To the contrary, the falling down and hitting his head indeed was an accident. The punch was the only thing that was not an accident.
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Originally Posted by motownnative
Sounds like the man in this article told another walker in a public park to leash up their DOG and that person got overly defensive too for some reason
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As with anything reported in the media, we don't know the whole story. No man, even those who are always going around with a chip on their shoulder, will punch another person simply for asking them to leash their dog. There had to have been something else going on. Perhaps the guy doing the asking was not pleasant about it. Maybe the opposite. He likely was abrasive, rude, argumentative, or maybe he got in his personal space. We don't know. Maybe these two men had had confrontations before, maybe this isn't the first time they had been in a yelling match about the dog.