Iraqi shot dead attempting goal (2 Viewers)

[Hambon]

It could be many things: Hooliganism,Revenge,Insane...

But what my savage self would do if he/she wasn't mental is put him to sleep...this type of shit is uncalled for...

 

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[Guardian]

Sad to hear that. Rest in peace.
I just realized that there are more important things than my empty refrigerator.
I definitely won't visit Iraq for the next 10 years.

 

[Seven]

Going by common sense: yes.

Legally: not necessarily.

Yes, it does necessarily make him mentally insane. If a man is crazy enough to shoot a player because he's about to score, you cannot seriously expect him to have full knowledge of what is right and wrong. And that is what you judge in a court of law. I know lawyers might plead differently, but the man's obviously insane.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

I know lawyers might plead differently, but the man's obviously insane.

read the post again, that is the only reason of said differentiation

 

[only-juve]

R.I.P ....

From watching all the killings that been happening in Iraq in the past 20 or so years some people did become emotionless. I've seen people killing other people for the sake of it in the past few years. Can't really see any real hope for the country....

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

Yes, it does necessarily make him mentally insane. If a man is crazy enough to shoot a player because he's about to score, you cannot seriously expect him to have full knowledge of what is right and wrong. And that is what you judge in a court of law. I know lawyers might plead differently, but the man's obviously insane.

If it turns out he shot the guy while he was buck ass naked, smeared in peanut butter with three golf balls jammed up his ass, then I would say yes, he was insane.

But he was likely just one of the many people in Iraq who think they can solve any issue with violence.

You could use your reasoning to say that anyone who kills a person for any reason other than self defense is crazy. That is not the kind of pandora's box the civilized world needs opened.

 

[swag]

If it turns out he shot the guy while he was buck ass naked, smeared in peanut butter with three golf balls jammed up his ass, then I would say yes, he was insane.

But he was likely just one of the many people in Iraq who think they can solve any issue with violence.

You could use your reasoning to say that anyone who kills a person for any reason other than self defense is crazy. That is not the kind of pandora's box the civilized world needs opened.

Well said, Juve Vinny.

 

[Seven]

read the post again, that is the only reason of said differentiation

A lawyer pleads differently because of his goals. That doesn't mean he's after the truth. The public opinion doesn't accept insanity that easily so it is made difficult to be declared insane. Let's take the example of Josef Fritzl: the psychiatrists said he wasn't legally insane, even though they did find several very serious mental conditions. Which is as much as saying he is insane, but you want to punish him harder.

 

[Seven]

If it turns out he shot the guy while he was buck ass naked, smeared in peanut butter with three golf balls jammed up his ass, then I would say yes, he was insane.

But he was likely just one of the many people in Iraq who think they can solve any issue with violence.

You could use your reasoning to say that anyone who kills a person for any reason other than self defense is crazy. That is not the kind of pandora's box the civilized world needs opened.

Ah, but that's a different case entirely. It's about being able to make a distinction between good and evil, about being able to understand what your actions might cause. In fact it's even worse than I said before: a lawyer could actually plead temporary insanity, which would get him off the hook in a civilised country.

 

[Fred]

It could be many things: Hooliganism,Revenge,Insane...

But what my savage self would do if he/she wasn't mental is put him to sleep...this type of shit is uncalled for...

Loving the avatar

 

[Azzurri7]

Why wait until he was about to score, then?

It's not about scoring, he had his chance and he took him down.

It's not the first time that it happens, the reason behind this is to simply scare the players/stop the matches/ and to remain without activities but war.

 

[Red]

Yes, it does necessarily make him mentally insane. If a man is crazy enough to shoot a player because he's about to score, you cannot seriously expect him to have full knowledge of what is right and wrong. And that is what you judge in a court of law. I know lawyers might plead differently, but the man's obviously insane.

I would suggest that by that logic, there would be a pretty even split between murderers going to jail and going to a mental asylum.

It's not about scoring, he had his chance and he took him down.

It's not the first time that it happens, the reason behind this is to simply scare the players/stop the matches/ and to remain without activities but war.

You may be right.

Having not seen the incident, it is all guesswork.

 

[Alen]

Loving the avatar

Your avatars are so anti-Italian and hence anti-Juve.

 

[Byrone]

Messed up shit really but the guy probably has squat to look foward to & his favourite is his main source of pleasure.People have killed for minor issues like this.

What image you're exactly talking about?

As for the punishment, the Iraqi reporter who threw his shoes at Bush sentenced to three years in jail so I see a one-two years imprisonment coming for this one

That reporter has some balls & ive watched the video over & over.I just love the look on Bush's face.Pure gold.

 

[Hambon]

Loving the avatar

What a man is all i can say... aahh ya libyana!! he makes me love it even more...

Your avatars are so anti-Italian and hence anti-Juve.

*anti Fascist ...

and doesn't Libya own a chunk of Juve?

 

[Byrone]

Yup & oily cash for oily Italians.

 

[Alen]

*anti Fascist ...

Technically speaking, fascism didn't even exist at the time when he started fighting against the Italians

 

[Hambon]

Technically speaking, fascism didn't even exist at the time when he started fighting against the Italians

yeeeaaaah ok

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

A lawyer pleads differently because of his goals. That doesn't mean he's after the truth. The public opinion doesn't accept insanity that easily so it is made difficult to be declared insane. Let's take the example of Josef Fritzl: the psychiatrists said he wasn't legally insane, even though they did find several very serious mental conditions. Which is as much as saying he is insane, but you want to punish him harder.

maybe that's what this fucker here deserves as well

 

[Seven]

maybe that's what this fucker here deserves as well

TBH I'm not even sure if you do punish him harder, the public sees it that way though. In reality I can think of few things that are worse than having to go to a mental asylum. And to top it off it basically means that they can stretch the penalty forever if they want to.