Brianna Wu / John Walker Flynt - "Biggest Victim of Gamergate," Failed Game Developer, Failed Congressional Candidate

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Blue Jerkop said:
IThat said, murder 1 is a crime of intent, of premeditation. It would only fit here if that dumbass went to the guy's door knowing she was about to kill him or intending to commit a crime (robbery, etc). Voluntary manslaughter, on the other hand, is a perfect fit for killing someone in the heat of the moment or because you're a drunk fool, etc. But Wu buys (or pretends to buy) into the idea that the law doesn't matter except as it can be used to punish the white oppressors and 'restore justice' (i.e. blood reparations). Imagine this idiot in charge of any governmental lever. She'd be more Trumpian than Trump.
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Just for a reminder, here are the lay definitions of Murder 1/2/3(manslaughter) and involuntary manslaughter
  • First-degree murder: Premediated Murder, Murder for Hire. Any intentional murder that is willful and premeditated with malice aforethought. Felony murder, a charge that may be filed against a defendant who is involved in a dangerous crime where a death results from the crime, is typically first-degree.
  • Second-degree murder: Any intentional murder without premeditation, but with malice aforethought.
  • Voluntary manslaughter (AKA third-degree murder): sometimes called a crime of passion murder, is any intentional killing that involves no prior intent to kill, and which was committed under such circumstances that would "cause a reasonable person to become emotionally or mentally disturbed".
  • Involuntary manslaughter: a killing that stems from a lack of intention to cause death but involving an intentional, or negligent, act leading to death. A drunk driving–related death is typically involuntary manslaughter. The "unintentional" element here refers to the killer not reasonably intending for a death to result from their intentional actions. If it can be argued a killer should have reasonably expected their actions to result in a death, that is regarded as malice aforethought, making it second degree murder.
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(Some states include other circumstances besides those listed (Killing a witness to a crime or a police officer is often an automatic upgrade to Murder 1; being an accomplice to a murder will usually get you a murder charge one degree lower than the crime itself, whether the definition fits the crime or not). Some states have a level above First Degree that is Capital Murder, which is First Degree Murder that can carry execution as a punishment.)

While "Mistakenly breaking into the wrong apartment and shooting the legal occupant" is kind of fucked up, it doesn't meet the bar for murder. The officer didn't think "Holy shit if there is a black man in my apartment tonight, I am going to shoot him and keep shooting until I'm sure he's dead", and she didn't intend to enter the wrong apartment and shoot the occupant. Texas doesn't have a Murder 3, only manslaughter, so there you go.

Despite what activist federal judges say, you can't just arbitrarily apply the law. You have to follow what's on the books.
Now, if you want to amend the code such that "Killing someone in their lawful residence immediately upgrades the crime to murder" go right on ahead. But 1) its too late for this crime, and 2) I can't WAIT until that amended law is used on the next BLM poster child.

Speaking of liberals not thinking things through, here's the other fun thing to consider:
If convicted, there is a wide range of sentences she could be given. Unless the prosecution SEVERELY fucks up, or her defense team does a hell of job, she's probably going to be going well towards the heavier end of the scale because.

The sentencing guidelines for Involuntary Manslaughter in Texas top out at 20 years.
In the liberal socialist utopia of Sweden, a "life sentance" for murder maxes out 18 years - so in Texas you can do more time for a manslaughter than you would do in Sweden for a premeditated gang-land execution.

Where did all the limp-wrists calling for sentencing reform run off to? I keep hearing we need to make our justice system more like Europe's, and I think they should calling for minimum sentencing for this poor, oppressed minority.
 
What, a terrible one?

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Buck up, bro. There's always more of other peoples' money to spend.

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Wu really has a delusional sense of self worth considering how much of an abysmal failure she's been at everything in life. I wonder if @W person cow would care to comment on what kind of leader the hard lessons of life have made Wu.
 
This is it, the Dr*mpf White House is finished forever, just like in that one young adult novel where the bad guy was finished forever!

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Oooh, politicising 9/11, that's pretty spicy John, especially since you just fucking lost.

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Peace and Harmony said:
Oooh, politicising 9/11, that's pretty spicy John, especially since you just fucking lost.
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9/11 sperging always puts me deep into A-logging territory, so I'll restrain myself to this single observation:

[Y]ou certainly can make a persuasive argument it was a mistake. But there is a time that line going along that Bush and the other people lied about this. I spent 18 months looking at how Bush decided to invade Iraq. And lots of mistakes, but it was Bush telling George Tenet, the CIA director, don’t let anyone stretch the case on WMD. And he was the one who was skeptical. And if you try to summarize why we went into Iraq, it was momentum. The war plan kept getting better and easier, and finally at the end, people were saying, hey, look, it will only take a week or two. And early on it looked like it was going to take a year or 18 months. And so Bush pulled the trigger. A mistake certainly can be argued, and there is an abundance of evidence. But there was no lying in this that I could find.
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And who said this? Why, Bob Woodward.
 
"But those lessons made me the leader I am today." - John

Holy shit. That's a jaw-dropper. He actually believes he's a leader. And an exemplary one. He has zero clue what a leader, or leadership, consists of. Failure of leadership -- being able to effectively work with and inspire his teams -- was a huge part of why GSK and his political campaign cratered like rocks thrown at earth from the moon. John seems to think that Steve Jobs was the Best Leader Evar and that modeling himself on Jobs's autocratic style would work for him too. Except that Jobs was canny, had vision and was able to get people to buy into his vision to the point they'd overlook or forget what an asshole the man was. Also, he got results.

All John got from observing this successful hu-man Steve Jobs was "A leader tells people what to do like God Hisself and if they don't do it to his satisfaction, hellfire shall rain down and the gutters will flow with the blood of the unbelievers."

The results speak for themselves. Dear John, please point us to the praise written about you by former workers and associates with firsthand knowledge of your most excellent leadership. You've got nothing.
 
Norvic said:
What, a terrible one?

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Buck up, bro. There's always more of other peoples' money to spend.

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Wu really has a delusional sense of self worth considering how much of an abysmal failure she's been at everything in life. I wonder if @W person cow would care to comment on what kind of leader the hard lessons of life have made Wu.
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I sure hope her back isnt sore from all the times shes been patting it lately.
 
Speaking of @RepStephenLynch, let's celebrate our glorious victor and check in with his Twatter account. Now I know what you're thinking: it looks like @RepStephenLynch is rightly paying tribute and showing his respects for the innocent lives lost during the cowardly terrorist attacks on this day almost two decades ago. Not so. If you look closely, the dastardly @RepStephenLynch is surrounding by FUCKING STRAIGHT WHITE MEN who are doubtlessly preparing themselves for the final coup against everything good and decent in the world. Could these be the (((people))) responsible for fixing the "free and fair" election in which victory was cruelly snatched from rightful heir to the throne John W. Flynt???

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Norvic said:
I'm sure she's petrified.

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I'm giving 50:1 odds on this ever happening.
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Sheeeit, being trapped in the back of a van with a shrieking Brianna Wu while a cackling frank drives your sorry ass for 4 hours is about the most horrifying roadtrip I can imagine. It would be like a more cringeworthy extended version of that hitchhiker scene from the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre
 
LordKaT said:
Glad to see leading political expert and future MA-8 congressman Brianna Wu spent the entire day ignoring 9/11.
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If this were anything but a giant scam, Brianna would have gone to a local event for a quick snarl pic and some awkward handshakes. She’s always quick to talk about how much she’s learned from the first run, but she doesn’t make the minimum effort to make her scampaign look legitimate.
 
LordKaT said:
Glad to see leading political expert and future MA-8 congressman Brianna Wu spent the entire day ignoring 9/11.
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It's for the best.

Anyone grieving or remembering doesn't need moonrocks Wu towering over them and snarling.
 
Blue Jerkop said:
It's for the best.

Anyone grieving or remembering doesn't need moonrocks Wu towering over them and snarling.
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Bush did 9/11 with moonrocks. United 93 didn't crash, it was hit by a stray rock fragment. He then made Osama bin Laden carry out attacks on other Muslims, or Bush said he'd moonrock every major middle eastern city. That's why he was so interested in the moon, he wanted to get up there and install a larger moonrock launcher and hold the world hostage like a bond villain!

Republicans are the real terrorists. Christian terrorists who have weaponized the moon.
 
You must have been deep undercover then since you were working for the Republican Party at the time.

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When Dr*mpf is no longer president I would rather have everyone I love raped and tortured in front of me for all eternity than for me to return to this day.

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It's for the best that Wu didn't do anything to commemorate 9/11 like Lynch did.

The victims and their families have already suffered enough without being exposed to a giant ghoul wearing a female skin suit and its screaming Mongoloid midget.
 
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