On a serious note
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If that's your friend then you can kinda have an idea of what he is and isn't capable of, ya know?
I mean so what if he's in trial, or if he's in jail. I know plenty of people who have been to jail, that doesn't change who they are.
If he told you he did it, then maybe you have to question your friendship, but if the courts tell you he did it, I think you should still stick by him.
Think about how many times someone has been falsely accused of something, you never really know unless the person tells you himself.
I think a real friend would stick by him now more than ever, because it's the people who are there for us when we are down, who are truly our friends.
I mean so what if he's in trial, or if he's in jail. I know plenty of people who have been to jail, that doesn't change who they are.
If he told you he did it, then maybe you have to question your friendship, but if the courts tell you he did it, I think you should still stick by him.
Think about how many times someone has been falsely accused of something, you never really know unless the person tells you himself.
I think a real friend would stick by him now more than ever, because it's the people who are there for us when we are down, who are truly our friends.
I don't agree. I stick with my friends but there is a line u know. U gotta know the details of the murder. IF he did kill her just for the fuck of it - I couldn't call someone like that my friend......if he's innocent but goes 2 jail, well, then u can stick with him.
I dunno, maybe he's not talkin about the case with you cause letters from prision are checked. So it could be dangerous to leak any details.
I dunno, maybe he's not talkin about the case with you cause letters from prision are checked. So it could be dangerous to leak any details.
That's ignorant...He's not a thug. He's facing the death penalty so NO there's a good chance he won't get out.
To me...you sound like you glorify the "ghetto/gangsta/hard/w.e. life but I'll tell you from first hand experience there's nothing glorious about it. Thanx for your opinion. Sorry I don't agree.
Thanx 2 everyone else who left comments
Being high aint got anything to do with anything! Seems to me like you think he's guilty, If found guilty fuckin bin the murdering scumbag!! friend or no friend, he crossed the line in the worst way possible.
How did the person die anyways?
lol at the guy who said if you dont like thugs dont mess with them!! if found guilty he aint a thug he's a murder'er.
How did the person die anyways?
lol at the guy who said if you dont like thugs dont mess with them!! if found guilty he aint a thug he's a murder'er.
Hmm would be interesting to see how the prosecution would make a case for murder seeing as if he was highly intoxicated, he probably wouldnt have the ability to form the requisite intent... although I dont know what the nature of criminal law is the US, seems at face value more like a form of manslaughter. And you'd need some fairly convincing DNA to put him at the scene, especially if there aren't any witnesses. If he went out on his birthday, surely he has an alibi or two. But that is beside the point of the thread, sorry.
Theoretically if the law supposes someone to be innocent until proven guilty, then a friend should afford that kind of approach too. Unless, somehow you feel uncomfortable or even slightly in danger if the suspicion is high - then I think follow your initial instincts not to turn your back on him. And if he cant tell his lawyer or a court that he is absolutely certain he didn't do it, then naturally he wont be able to tell you either. I think just remember this, you dont have to pass judgment on him - that is for the court to do, it is not up for you to decide whether he did this or not. The more important question is whether he needs your support and whether your friendship is strong enough not to want to give up on it.
Theoretically if the law supposes someone to be innocent until proven guilty, then a friend should afford that kind of approach too. Unless, somehow you feel uncomfortable or even slightly in danger if the suspicion is high - then I think follow your initial instincts not to turn your back on him. And if he cant tell his lawyer or a court that he is absolutely certain he didn't do it, then naturally he wont be able to tell you either. I think just remember this, you dont have to pass judgment on him - that is for the court to do, it is not up for you to decide whether he did this or not. The more important question is whether he needs your support and whether your friendship is strong enough not to want to give up on it.