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Originally Posted by pylon
Well, the general consensus here, is Degrood deserves unconditional understanding and sympathy. Why would that not extend to the family of the victims?
It's a very fair comment.
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Weird. The general vibe I'm getting is that this is a super-complex issue that's beyond most people's comprehension, life experiences, and professional opinion. I see a smattering of people who are driven by emotion and wish to deal in absolutes and hyperbole.
Like you, I don't think DeGroot should be allowed in public and it's been interesting to see how this ruling has differed from Li at least initially.
But there's SO MUCH in terms of morality, ethics, justice and its system, punishment, mental health, etc... that I don't even know where to begin to decide what's right or wrong for everyone. Maybe you're different.