Still disappointed by the conviction and precedent it created, but relieved she didn't get the max 20 years, which would've been unjust.
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Why would you ever feel relieved for this monster? She is a pure sociopath
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Her actions were unethical, but to say she caused his death? As a teenager especially, she deserved a lesser charge.
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She even told him to delete the texts. She knew full well what she was doing, how did she get away with 2.5 years. Complete injustice
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She deserves more
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2.5 years is little time to what she caused.
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So she wia text's killd him ji!! New way to kill others WHO wat ever poppel think they Do it anyway
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If you see the messages , this was a consistent encouragement to commit suicide as opposed to helped. And it was really bad.
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These were bad acts, no doubt. But how can it be involuntary manslaughter (the conviction) and a suicide (the act) at the same time?
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The words assisted suicide come to mind for me. This is illegal in most locations.
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That did not apply in this case.
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Why do you think it is not applicable to the specific question I was addressing.
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I appreciate how you simply asked her to clarify herself as opposed to chewing her out with defensiveness or swears (like many on the web).
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I like real conversations about issues. No trash talk. No obscenity. No disgusting memes. And no blame.
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Kudos to Jodi as well. Kudos to calmness.
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Calm is good.
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Not long enough
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