I firmly believe that we punish more for intent rather than the action taken and the reckless driver never had murder in his heart therefore he shouldn't be punished as a murderer.
Human life is a sacred flame that can never be regained but to lament that loss by snuffing out another is equally senseless.
Both are guilty, and the jaywalker already paid his debt.
Jaywalkers and Reckless Drivers... who deserves more blame?
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I firmly believe that we punish more for intent rather than the action taken and the reckless driver never had murder in his heart therefore he shouldn't be punished as a murderer.
Human life is a sacred flame that can never be regained but to lament that loss by snuffing out another is equally senseless.
Both are guilty, and the jaywalker already paid his debt.