Is this the first time you've had to deal with a rule that made no sense to you? I guess Mommy and Daddy never said no to you?
If you continue to respond in violent, destructive ways every time you encounter a rule that seems unreasonable, then you're going to spend a lot of your income paying for the damage you cause, and you may well find yourself in a cell at some point.
Yes, deliberate destruction of public property or of someone's else's private property can get you in jail. It depends on how much damage, what was damaged, how intentional the act was, and if someone else got hurt in the process. That latter one would definitely get them in alot of trouble. If it was a move of deliberate destruction and someone got injured from it, they will definitely go to jail.
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Is this the first time you've had to deal with a rule that made no sense to you? I guess Mommy and Daddy never said no to you?
If you continue to respond in violent, destructive ways every time you encounter a rule that seems unreasonable, then you're going to spend a lot of your income paying for the damage you cause, and you may well find yourself in a cell at some point.
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Yes, deliberate destruction of public property or of someone's else's private property can get you in jail. It depends on how much damage, what was damaged, how intentional the act was, and if someone else got hurt in the process. That latter one would definitely get them in alot of trouble. If it was a move of deliberate destruction and someone got injured from it, they will definitely go to jail.