Originally posted by Geovanni-Martino:
They are called accidents, everyone makes them, but they never intentionally kill an innocent hard-working honest person.
So by your logic, then, or illogic, if two mafioso get involved in a shoot-out on the street and five innocent bystanders are killed, it's excusable because their deaths were an accident?
How about the fact that the two guys were breaking the law in the first place by trying to kill each other?
When someone who is too drunk to see straight gets behind the wheel of a car and hits another car head-on at 70 mph, and kills the four occupants of the other vehicle, should he be excused because it was an accident?
After all, the drunk driver didn't
intend to kill anyone.
Or do your rules only apply to mafioso?
