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One reason for so much violence

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NORMAN, Okla. – After a year in prison, the man who pleaded guilty to killing a woman and injuring another while driving drunk is now free.

Conner Ottis, 24, was sentenced to seven years in prison for first-degree manslaughter and driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol resulting in great bodily injury for the death of Starla Garcia and the serious injury of Dalana Tyler. On Wednesday, Cleveland County District Judge Lori Walkley suspended the the remaining six years of the sentence.

Ottis’ suspended sentence has conditions that include more than 2,000 hours of community service, one for everyday of his sentence. He’ll also be required to donate $5,000 to the Boys and Girls Club in Garcia’s name, and spend his birthday, August 30th, Garcia’s birthday, July 19th, and Tyler’s birthday, April 27th, in jail for the next six years.
Seven frigging years for killing a woman and the Seminole county DA wanted to send me to prison for 15 years for APC (actual physical control of a motor vehicle). I was waiting for a ride home as my pickup was needing work and I had drank a few beers since I knew I was getting a ride home. I also did not have the keys to the vehicle on me nor were they in the ignition. I remember giving them to the dad of the guy giving me a ride home.

So this asshole kills a women and spends less time in jail (1/15th) than I would have and I was doing what the courts tell you to do. As a matter of fact I spent more time in the drug court system than he spent in jail. Drug court was the only way I was able to not go to prison. :hellfire: It is a 24 month program where the only real difference between it and prison is you get to go home and sleep in your bed every night. I wish that asshole had done his misdeed in Seminole county cause he wouldn't have gotten off so easy. Hell more than likely he would still be in prison looking at years before he gets out.
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Back in 2010, a drunk killed my 19 year old niece. He just got out of alcohol rehab.

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And so, what is the “one reason for so much violence”?
“Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more.
It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury…
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RoadKing wrote:And so, what is the “one reason for so much violence”?
Alcohol, perhaps? ;IDunno:

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RoadKing wrote:And so, what is the “one reason for so much violence”?
The lack of a deterrent, something that will stop a person from repeating his offenses time after time. We have entirely too many repeat offenders in America in our society. I know I was one of them. Maybe we need to bring back the public stocks and put offenders on display for a few weeks or months. Being in the stocks during a bad rain storm might change the attitude of a few people.

You can bet if I had been given the proper deterrent the first time I got a dui it would never have happened again. But when I got my first one they were handed out and looked at as parking tickets. You got a slap on the wrist, which was a small fine, and told not to do it again. The one thing that has stopped me from drinking is knowing that the next time I get caught drinking and driving I get sent to prison for a long long time. And there is nothing I can do to stop it except to not drink any more. Even losing my licence didn't stop me from driving as I drove and got tickets for not having a DL. Not once did they tow the car or take it away from me for good. Hell, I even got to drive on to where I was going more than once. :bonk:
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Maybe we should eliminate the preemptive laws like DUI, and return to DWI? Then if someone broke said law we hang them. Problem solved and no need to worry about repeat offenders, right?
Rehabilitation and deterrents only work for something less than 25% of those individuals who do jail time. Obviously neither work.
So the reason for so much violence must be that we don't kill enough guilty people.

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The one reason for violence is original sin. And when Cain killed Abel it was only the beginning and it is nothing new. Shit happens and shit stinks, all we can do is try to survive it and keep ourselves clean until we are called Home.
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:lmao:
RoadKing wrote:The one reason for violence is original sin. And when Cain killed Abel it was only the beginning and it is nothing new. Shit happens and shit stinks, all we can do is try to survive it and keep ourselves clean until we are called Home.
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Your laughter, Phred, only serves to lend credibility to what you laugh at. Thank you.
“Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more.
It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury…
Signifying nothing”

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RoadKing wrote:Your laughter, Phred, only serves to lend credibility to what you laugh at. Thank you.
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Seems to me that the almighty you folk's want to reference committed the original sin, right?

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Are you sure?

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Tbeck wrote:Seems to me that the almighty you folk's want to reference committed the original sin, right?


Please elaborate on this comment............I'm stumped
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BlacktopTravelr wrote:
NORMAN, Okla. – After a year in prison, the man who pleaded guilty to killing a woman and injuring another while driving drunk is now free.

Conner Ottis, 24, was sentenced to seven years in prison for first-degree manslaughter and driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol resulting in great bodily injury for the death of Starla Garcia and the serious injury of Dalana Tyler. On Wednesday, Cleveland County District Judge Lori Walkley suspended the the remaining six years of the sentence.

Ottis’ suspended sentence has conditions that include more than 2,000 hours of community service, one for everyday of his sentence. He’ll also be required to donate $5,000 to the Boys and Girls Club in Garcia’s name, and spend his birthday, August 30th, Garcia’s birthday, July 19th, and Tyler’s birthday, April 27th, in jail for the next six years.
Seven frigging years for killing a woman and the Seminole county DA wanted to send me to prison for 15 years for APC (actual physical control of a motor vehicle). I was waiting for a ride home as my pickup was needing work and I had drank a few beers since I knew I was getting a ride home. I also did not have the keys to the vehicle on me nor were they in the ignition. I remember giving them to the dad of the guy giving me a ride home.

So this asshole kills a women and spends less time in jail (1/15th) than I would have and I was doing what the courts tell you to do. As a matter of fact I spent more time in the drug court system than he spent in jail. Drug court was the only way I was able to not go to prison. :hellfire: It is a 24 month program where the only real difference between it and prison is you get to go home and sleep in your bed every night. I wish that asshole had done his misdeed in Seminole county cause he wouldn't have gotten off so easy. Hell more than likely he would still be in prison looking at years before he gets out.






I wonder what the maximum sentence in Norman, Oklahoma is for first- degree manslaughter?

This explains a lot....

Manslaughter
Generally, there are two different types of manslaughter offenses: first-degree manslaughter and second-degree manslaughter.

First-Degree Manslaughter In Oklahoma
Individuals are likely to be charged with first-degree manslaughter if the crime occurred:

In the heat of passion (e.g., during an uncontrollable fight) or,
During the commission of a misdemeanor, such as Driving Under the Influence (DUI)

So driving under the influence of alcohol is a misdemeanor in Norman, Oklahoma...and in all 50 states....WTF???

DUI, or driving while under the influence, is a misdemeanor in all 50 states if it is the defendant's first offense. Most states also consider a second—or even a third—DUI to be a misdemeanor, provided a certain amount of time, generally seven to 10 years, has passed between offenses.
https://www.google.com/search?q=driving ... e&ie=UTF-8








An eye for an eye T.........yes that would stop a lot of these crimes and offenses.....bring back Judge Roy Bean style justice
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Isn't God depicted wearing a Sumerian war helmet? A vengeful God? Didn't he level a city full of people, flood the planet to kill all of mankind? Sure happened before Cain

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The reason for so much violence is that murders feel that if people die then they go to heaven ---so what he says,--- I done them a favour.

If weak religious people had to stand on their own 2 feet in life and not cry running the the church for sanctuary and forgiveness then you could be strong like an atheist,-- living life as a man, understand life and respect it as some one elses property.

You are actually told that jesus will forgive, for anything.

Thats why Muslims and Christians alike kill others, they think they are doing no harm.

Religion kills.

40% of Americans are religious in some way. When you learn what life is and how it began you will see how precious it is, it is all a person has. There is no second chance and no heaven or afterlife.

Learn this and you may have more respect for other people lives.

You will kill for a mans telephone or a few bucks,----- and even children.

Your thinking of life is fucked up and it is religion that does it.

Oh I forgot look at me I need attention ---dork.

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:roll:

Here we go again. :tongue:
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Designer wrote::roll:

Here we go again. :tongue:
Could it be possible that you might try,-- just a moment of thought and think about it. Just a few minutes or even 1 minute should be enough. Try not to totally dismiss anything and everything because I said it.

This is what you should look like now :blink: just give it a try. THINK.

As long as you keep telling people that god will forgive, and they will have an afterlife then they will do terrible things.

They say Killing is not bad ! because they can go to heaven and have a better life. Try to work it out please.

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Tbeck wrote:Isn't God depicted wearing a Sumerian war helmet? A vengeful God? Didn't he level a city full of people, flood the planet to kill all of mankind? Sure happened before Cain
You want to go there? OK, my God leveled two cities filled with butt fuckers. So it is written. So it was done. Original sin was taking forbidden fruit which means taking on God proportions of the knowledge of right and wrong and then totally screwing up that power of choice. Cain slew Abel. A gang of fags tried to butt fuck one of God’s Angels. Bad choices. Look what we got today.
“Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more.
It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury…
Signifying nothing”

Signifying monkey, stay up in your tree. Always lying and signifying, but you better not monkey with me.

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You forgot someone before the fruit taking. Told God no and got turned into a creature of the night. Won't even mention some fellow getting tossed which led to the fruit event, before the aforementioned.

What's that saying; the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

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