nate6259

nate6259 t1_ixfetw2 wrote

Reply to comment by testingtor in Why it is not a crime to make movies like "Human Centipede"? by Birchtree16

I'm trying to think of what common factors would make a movie illegal/break the law. Some that come to mind would be:

  • animal cruelty
  • child actors working over legal hours
  • unsafe/unsanitary conditions, maybe?
  • invoking violence, possibly? Would be curious what others come up with.

But yeah, even if it seems sick to some people, if all the legal work is done and the actors fully consent then there is nothing wrong with a movie being depraved.

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nate6259 t1_isd9nzh wrote

Reply to comment by fiftyeleventimes in Parkland prosecutors ask for an investigation after a juror says she was threatened by ‘a fellow juror’ during deliberations - CNN by SilentR0b

What got me the most is how he feigned sadness after the autopsy descriptions of one of the boys. Blatantly obvious he's putting on a show. Especially with his sarcasm and antics the entire rest of the time. Can't wait to see his shocked Pikachu face when he gets life.

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nate6259 t1_isc0m0b wrote

Reply to comment by malektewaus in Parkland prosecutors ask for an investigation after a juror says she was threatened by ‘a fellow juror’ during deliberations - CNN by SilentR0b

I'm not sure what kind of experience the convicted person will have in prison but if it's rough and unpleasant, I might prefer that he spend the rest of his life knowing that he'll never be free. But it's hard to say how I'd feel if one of the victims were actually my family. Maybe I'd just want the murderer to no longer exist.

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