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When come with crime - no.
When come with responsibility - yes.
It is preventable measure to drink responsibility.
What if two people get drunk, and one beats the other to death?

When come with crime - no.
When come with responsibility - yes.
It is preventable measure to drink responsibility.


For people who don't understand about what I was saying so let me to clarity.
I don't blame on this white man for crime but he should know better when come with drink responsibly. There are people will take advantage of drunk people into huge trouble. This white man will have thorough with hassle, such as call bank or credit companies if his wallet is stolen, pay for car key replacement and some stuff won't recovered during robbed and stripped.
So he deserved to get robbed, beat and stripped because he was drunk?
Yet, if a woman were drunk, would that make it right to blame her for being raped?
why is it that you need to reword his post into silliness? it's so widely contorted that I thought you used to work for FOX News. you know very well that's not what he said. Hint - reread his Post #120 especially the last sentence.
It certainly appears that was what he said.
why is it that you need to reword his post into silliness? it's so widely contorted that I thought you used to work for FOX News. you know very well that's not what he said. Hint - reread his Post #120 especially the last sentence.
well then I'm here to tell you that it is not. I'm also here to tell you that your reading comprehension is quite way off the mark today.
No, nothing is preventable for stupid people to commit a crime.
If this man hasn't drink yet and go back to hotel without being intoxicated so he will get away from robbery and stripped.
Anyone who commit a crime against drunk people will hold liable for crime.
I'll be the second person to really want to know your answer to this question:
"What about the responsibility of the criminal?"
You speak of the man, if he had not got drunk, he would not have ben assaulted not robbed. So what you are speaking of is accountability BEFORE an action of event takes place. So post your position of what should happen to "anyone who commits a crime", however, what is your position as far as to this person having personal responsibility not to commit a crime? In other words, would you be willing to state that this man should have never left his hotel room, got drunk and walked back to his hotel but also the criminals should have never left their homes neither?

I'll be the second person to really want to know your answer to this question:
"What about the responsibility of the criminal?"
You speak of the man, if he had not got drunk, he would not have ben assaulted not robbed. So what you are speaking of is accountability BEFORE an action of event takes place. So post your position of what should happen to "anyone who commits a crime", however, what is your position as far as to this person having personal responsibility not to commit a crime? In other words, would you be willing to state that this man should have never left his hotel room, got drunk and walked back to his hotel but also the criminals should have never left their homes neither?
"HE" !?! Who is "he"? I'm sure you are aware there is more than one person committing a crime, after all it is on MM.
That."HE" !?! Who is "he"? I'm sure you are aware there is more than one person committing a crime, after all it is on MM.
that's a singular noun.... hence "he"What about the responsibility of the criminal?
well then I'm here to tell you that it is not. I'm also here to tell you that your reading comprehension is quite way off the mark today.
Well, I am here to tell you that I was talking to Foxrac and not you.
If you cannot understand Reba's intent on asking you that question (when it really had to do with Zimmerman and not you) then let me clarify what the question was intended for.

he already answered your question quite a while back but as usual - you continue to ask questions in the most convoluted way. why? I don't know.And if it did not appear that Foxrac had not said that, then he would not have had to clariFy what he said. (not clariTy)
oh?
how do you spell hypocrisy?
he already answered your question quite a while back but as usual - you continue to ask questions in the most convoluted way. why? I don't know.
that's a singular noun.... hence "he"